Is Outlook.com Premium still offered as a standalone subscription?
No, the Outlook.com Premium standalone offering is now closed to new subscribers.
The Outlook.com Premium standalone offering was closed to new subscribers in October 2017. Many of the benefits in the standalone subscription are now included with subscriptions to Microsoft 365 Family and Microsoft 365 Personal.
Can I continue using my Outlook.com Premium subscription?
Yes. Current subscribers can renew their subscriptions to continue receiving the benefits of an ad-free inbox and higher mailbox storage limits.
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After 28 February 2021, the Outlook.com Premium and Ad-Free Outlook.com subscriptions will no longer include the ability to use a custom domain with Outlook.com.
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If you currently have a personalized email address through Outlook.com Premium, read Personalized email addresses in Outlook.com premium are being retired.
How do I upgrade to premium features in Outlook.com?
Check out available plans to see how you can get the most from Microsoft 365 Family and Microsoft 365 Personal. Learn more about enhanced Outlook.com features available to Microsoft 365 subscribers.
I already have a Microsoft 365 subscription. Can I set up a personalized email address?
If you have Microsoft 365 Family or Microsoft 365 Personal, then yes. Sign in to your 
Still need help?
If you need help transferring or setting up premium features or a subscription, contact support below. Be sure to mention "Premium" in your message.
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