We discount it under our procurement price to bring new clients to the site whom have never shopped with us. Our lower price acts as a loss leader, of sorts. Take our Windows 10 Pro license price, for example.

Hey folks! Perhaps I can shed some light on how we price things. I was expecting something similar to the old $99/upgrade pricing of the past but just want to confirm with you guys before committing to a purchase.Īnyone bought from Trusted Tech Team before? Is there something I'm missing, special status or licensing I don't qualify for?

I'm beginning to suspect that there is no upgrade pricing. If you click on the upgrade tab there is just info about compatibility. On the Microsoft Store Opens a new window there are 3 Win 10 products. Opens a new window None of these products have details on licensing so not sure if Win 10 Pro (non-upgrade?) for $115.49 is legit. Trusted Tech Team has an article on Spiceworks where they feature their store. Opens a new window Volume licensing is fine but $187.99 doesn't seem like an upgrade price. I asked my CDW rep about it and he linked to this product. The Win 10 Home to Pro upgrade seems pretty cut and dry but not what I need.

I've definitely found products out there but the prices are all over the place. I've been up one side and down the other on Spiceworks.

Hopefully there is an easy answer.įor Windows 7 Pro PCs that do not have Win 10 upgrade rights but are hardware capable of the upgrade, what product do we need to purchase? Don't worry, I'm not asking about free upgrades.

Win 7 price