Pay once and get this one-stop-shop for coding for life for just $30

TL;DR: Upgrade your developer toolkit with Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2026, on sale now for only $29.97 (MSRP $499.99) until Aug 9.at 11:59 p.m.

PT.Code like a pro with the smartest investment on the market.For a one-time purchase of $29.97, you get the ability to build applications across .NET MAUI, Blazor, .NET and C++ with Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2026.

Save literal hundreds of dollars and develop web, mobile, and desktop projects in one simple and efficient workspace.Built for productivity, you can focus less on typing from scratch and more on moving ahead with Intellicode, which will fill in the next line or block of code based on your patterns.You can also peruse a ranked list of suggestions for where to go next, so you can stay inside the program without posting for advice on Reddit or forums.

AI tools are built in to guide you where you need to go more quickly.The Live Share option enables real-time collaboration between team members to keep everyone aligned and on the same page.The Codelens feature tracks activity so you can see all recent changes and who completed them.This is a 64-bit IDE built to handle complex systems for small teams as well as small personal projects across a range of the latest languages and platforms.

Build, debug, and test your code all within the application.It’s never been simpler to create apps, websites, services, and games with a Fluent UI design for easy workflows.You can also integrate with Azure, GitHub, or other DevOps workflows.No subscription necessary — for a one-time fee of $29.97, Microsoft Visual Studio 2026 is the practical choice for coders.

Redeem your unique code within 30 days of purchase on your Windows computer to get started with the world’s first intelligent developer environment.Enjoy lifetime access to Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2026 for $29.97 (MSRP $499.99), but only until Aug.9 at 11:59 p.m.

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