Lifetime licenses with no subscriptions and no recurring fees. Pay once, use forever. Each license includes one year of updates and support.
For freelancers and solo developers
Renew updates & support for $29/yr after year 1
For growing teams and SMBs
Renew updates & support for $79/yr after year 1
For SaaS platforms and enterprise projects
Negotiated rate — contact us
No credit card required.
No Office required
Pure .NET — no COM, no Word installation, runs anywhere.
Full .docx support
Complete Word document generation including styles, tables, and images.
High performance
Pure XML processing with minimal overhead and memory usage.
30-day refund
Not happy? Get a full refund within 30 days, no questions asked.
Cross-platform
Works on Windows, Linux, and macOS with .NET Core 3.1+.
Full source docs
XML doc comments on every public member for rich IntelliSense.
No. VDocs is a pure .NET library that works directly with XML. It doesn't require Microsoft Office, Word, or any COM components — making it perfect for server, cloud, and containerised environments.
You pay once and own the right to use that version of VDocs indefinitely. Each license includes 1 year of updates and support. After the first year you can keep using the software as-is, or renew support to continue receiving updates and fixes.
VDocs supports .NET Core 3.1, .NET 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. It targets .NET Standard 2.0 for maximum compatibility across project types.
HTML and PDF output are on the roadmap. VDocs's Floating DOM architecture is designed to support multiple output formats — Word is the current target, with HTML and PDF coming in a future release.
Yes. The 30-day trial license includes every feature available in the paid tiers — no feature gates, no watermarks. It's designed for genuine evaluation before you commit.
Yes. Contact support and we'll apply your original purchase as credit toward the upgraded tier.
Still have questions?
Create professional documents in .NET without the complexity of OpenXML or Word Interop.
var doc = new WordDocument();
doc.AddParagraph()
.AddText("Invoice")
.SetHeading(HeadingLevel.Title);
doc.Save("invoice.docx");