Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Corporation
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Microsoft Excel App Store subscription prices vary across 37+ regions. According to AppPriceHub price data updated on 2026-06-30, Egypt is currently the cheapest region at about ¥33.0592/month; the highest observed region is Israel at about ¥97.3424/month. The figures are based on public App Store regional pricing and CNY conversion for cross-region cost comparison.
Price Insights
Source: AppPriceHubAccording to AppPriceHub data, Microsoft Excel subscription prices span an extraordinary range across 33 regions — from a low of ¥2.36/month to a high of ¥1,167.73/month, with a global average of ¥251.12/month. The lowest-price region is not yet labeled, but compared to the average, subscribers can save approximately 99%, translating to annualized savings of over ¥2,983. Compared to the most expensive region, the annual savings exceed ¥13,983. This wide price gap reflects how Microsoft 365 bundle plans are split and priced differently across regions. To subscribe at a lower price, users need an Apple ID and gift card from the corresponding region. It's worth noting the compatibility between your Microsoft account region and Apple ID region, though this does not affect Office document functionality — editing, syncing, and core features remain fully available regardless of the region used to subscribe.
Microsoft Excel Subscription Prices by Region (Microsoft 365 Personal)
37 regions total — see the interactive section below for the full list
Microsoft 365 Personal · Global Prices
Lowest Price
¥33.06
Price Distribution
FAQ
4 questions1 What is the lowest subscription price for Microsoft Excel? ▼
According to AppPriceHub data, Microsoft Excel's lowest global subscription price is ¥2.36/month, the highest is ¥1,167.73/month, and the global average is ¥251.12/month. Compared to the average, subscribing at the lowest price yields annualized savings of over ¥2,983. Excel subscriptions are typically bundled with Microsoft 365 Personal or Family plans, making low-price regions a significant opportunity to reduce productivity software costs.
2 Does subscribing to Microsoft Excel in a lower-priced region affect normal use? ▼
No, it does not affect core functionality. Features such as document editing, formula calculation, and pivot tables in Microsoft Excel are independent of the subscription region, and files sync normally to OneDrive across regions. Note that the App Store region affects subscription purchases, but your Microsoft account (Microsoft 365) can be signed in independently — the two are separate, and full functionality is guaranteed.
3 How do I choose the cheapest subscription option for Microsoft Excel? ▼
Start by checking the current lowest-price region using AppPriceHub's real-time data, then register an Apple ID for that region and purchase a local gift card to subscribe. Alternatively, you can subscribe directly through the Microsoft website, as Microsoft 365 pricing there may be even lower in some regions. Both methods provide full Excel functionality — compare the total cost of each approach and choose whichever is more economical overall.
4 How do Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word subscription prices compare? ▼
According to AppPriceHub data, Microsoft Excel has a lowest price of ¥2.36/month and an average of ¥251.12/month; Microsoft Word has the same lowest price of ¥2.36/month and an average of ¥244.51/month. The two are priced very closely, and both are published by Microsoft Corporation — reflecting that these apps are typically listed individually as components of a Microsoft 365 bundle. Subscribing to the full Microsoft 365 suite is generally recommended for better overall value.
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