Limited-time Windows 11 Pro lifetime license offered for $12.97
One-time purchase includes security, multitasking gains and optional Copilot AI upgrade.
A limited-time deal offers Windows 11 Pro with a lifetime license for $12.97, down from $199, available through Sept. 14. The offer is hosted by StackSocial and provides a one-time purchase with no monthly subscription. The license applies to the Pro edition of Windows, designed for power users, professionals and households that need more advanced features than the standard Windows 11 Home edition.
Key features highlighted with Windows 11 Pro include enhanced security, faster multitasking with Snap Layouts, and closer integration with Microsoft Teams. The deal also mentions an optional Copilot upgrade—a separate add-on that provides an AI-assisted assistant for answering questions, generating content and helping with study tasks.
Because this is a lifetime license, buyers own the software outright with no ongoing fees, appealing to those who want to avoid subscriptions. The price is advertised as available through Sept. 14 and while supplies last, though StackSocial can change the price at any time.
The promotion is framed as a practical way to refresh aging hardware and keep up with modern productivity tools, especially for users who rely on home offices, side projects or team collaboration apps. The offer expires at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time on Sept. 14. The deal’s price is subject to change by StackSocial.
The coverage notes that Windows 11 Pro emphasizes security and recovery options that may be beneficial during outages or power interruptions, underscoring the value proposition for users seeking greater resilience without ongoing subscription costs. The promotion also underscores the appeal of a one-time purchase for those resisting continuous software bills.
In sum, the limited-time offer provides a pathway to upgrade to Windows 11 Pro with a lifetime license, plus the option to add Copilot for AI-assisted tasks, at a one-time price that bypasses recurring fees. The window to act closes on Sept. 14, with StackSocial noting that prices can change and supplies may run out.