Renew your Office 365 subscription

 This is Renew Microsoft Office page and select the options you want. Renew at office.com/renew. (This is the recommended method)

Renewing online at office.com/renew is the easiest way to renew office 365 subscription for Home or Office 365 Personal subscription. You don’t need to go to the store — you can renew either in person, or online. Renew Microsoft Office 365

By default, your subscription is set up for recurring billing, but if you prefer to renew manually, first complete the steps below and then turn recurring billing off.

  1. Go to Office.com/renew.
  2. Choose the subscription you want to renew and then choose one of the following:
  • Renew Microsoft office now to pay now for a full year of Office 365.
  • Renew with a monthly subscription for $X.XX per month to pay for a month at a time.

Important: Your Microsoft account can have only one active Office 365 subscription. If you order more than one subscription on and associate multiple subscriptions with the same Microsoft account, you’re extending the amount of time for that Microsoft account, not increasing the number of Office installs or amount of online storage you get. You can renew and extend the duration of an Office 365 subscription for a maximum of 5 years. For more information, see “Frequently asked questions” on Office.com/renew.

Want to switch to a different subscription when you renew office 365 subscription?

For example, do you want to switch from Office 365 Personal to Office 365 Home? Choose the subscription that you want to switch to. For more information about switching subscriptions

3. Review your shopping cart and choose Checkout

4. On the next page, sign in with the Microsoft account that you use with Office 365.


5. Review your order and then choose Renew subscription.

If the payment method you have on file has expired, or you want to change it, choose Change. You can add a new payment method or edit the one you’ve used before.

6. Choose Manage subscription to go to your Microsoft account, Services & subscriptions page.

7. When you place your order, your payment method is charged right away, and the expiration date is extended for either a month or a year, depending on what you chose.

8. After you’ve renewed, in the future, you will be set up for recurring billing and your payment method will be charged on the date noted, unless you cancel your subscription or turn off recurring billing before that date. If you prefer to renew manually, please see Learn how to turn recurring billing on or off.

     Call 1-856-514-8666 for help and support of Renew MSN Premium.



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