add support for asynchronous debugging (when using VS 2013 on Windows 8.1, not older Windows releases) for C#, VB, JavaScript and C++ developers, among other features. Visual Studio 2013 with MSDN will be available through volume licensing on November 1, and from retail resellers "soon after," according to M icrosoft's VS 2013 pricing page. The Visual Studio 2013 launch event is November 13, but MSDN subscribers will get access to the Visual Studio 2013 RTM bits on October 18, which is Windows 8.1's general availability date. Microsoft made the Visual Studio 2013 release candidate availableįor download in September. Here are the prices for first-time VS purchasers.
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Update (November 14): As a few readers have noted, the prices above are the “renewal” prices only, and not the full prices for new customers who are buying Visual Studio for the first time. Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate with MSDN: $4,249.Visual Studio 2012 Premium with MSDN: $2,569.Visual Studio 2012 Professional with MSDN: $799.After that time, the price will be $299.Ĭurrent Visual Studio 2012 prices include:
For a limited time (Novemthrough January 31, 2014), those interested in the VS Professional 2013 Upgrade SKU can get it for $99 from the Microsoft Online Store. Microsoft will be reintroducing a Visual Studio Professional 2013 Upgrade SKU for customers running Visual Studio 2012 Professional. There will be one change in the SKU line-up between Visual Studio 20. (The "vast majority" of Visual Studio customers get their VS releases through their MSDN subscriptions, company officials say.) Those who get access to Visual Studio via their MSDN subscriptions won't have to pay anything to move to the latest version when it becomes generally available on October 18, officials added.
Visual Studio 2013 prices are unchanged from the corresponding Visual Studio 2012 products, according to Microsoft execs. Microsoft plans to hold the line with pricing for the latest version of Visual Studio, officials disclosed this week.
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