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No. Adobe no longer offers Acrobat as a perpetual license. Adobe stopped selling permanent versions of Acrobat after Acrobat 2020.

If you prefer a non‑subscription option, Adobe offers Acrobat Pro 2024 desktop software as a one‑time purchase that provides time‑limited access (three years) to the Acrobat desktop application. This option includes security updates during the access period, but it does not include ongoing feature enhancements or access to Acrobat online services, including services available through a web browser or mobile devices.

Adobe offers plans for businesses of all sizes. For small businesses, Acrobat Teams subscriptions make it easy to purchase and manage multiple licences through a centralised admin console. For larger organisations with more complex deployment and administrative needs, volume licensing options are available. Request a contact from Adobe’s sales team or contact an Adobe Authorized Reseller.

To learn more, visit the Acrobat for business page.

You can get a free version of Adobe Acrobat with Acrobat Reader, which allows you to view, sign and share PDF documents. You can also access a range of tools for free with Acrobat online, perfect for converting, editing and managing your PDFs.

Adobe Acrobat Standard and Pro are primarily offered via subscription plans, typically billed monthly or annually. Pricing also varies for individuals, businesses, students and teachers. See our pricing page for more details around our prices and options.