Is there a free trial?
Yes. Virto Calendar App, the Kanban, alerts and forms apps and the on-premises web parts come with a 30-day free trial. Virto Shared Calendar has a free plan instead (up to 15 entries per calendar), and Virto Charts & Data Visualization App, Virto Time Blocker App and Virto Slideshow App are free.
Microsoft 365 or on-premises — which apps do I need?
If your SharePoint runs in Microsoft 365, choose the Microsoft 365 or Teams apps: they install from Microsoft Marketplace. If you run SharePoint Server in your own data center, choose the SharePoint On-Premises web parts. They are separate products with separate licences.
Where is my data stored?
Your content stays in your Microsoft 365 tenant or on your own SharePoint servers; Virto apps process it without storing it. The two exceptions are Virto Shared Calendar, which stores shared calendars, and Virto Polls, which stores polls and their answers, both on VirtoSoftware's Azure. Details are in the Trust & Security Center.
Do on-premises licences expire?
Not for a single web part: its licence is perpetual. Renewing maintenance brings updates and support; letting it lapse never stops the web part from running. Maintenance for a single web part renews at 50% of its list price. The Virto On-Premises Productivity Kit is different: it is a yearly subscription that renews at the full kit price, and its web parts stop 45 days after the subscription ends.
Do you offer discounts for nonprofits and education?
Yes — 15% for nonprofit and educational organizations. Write to sales@virtosoftware.com before you buy.
Is VirtoSoftware the same company as Virto Commerce?
No. VirtoSoftware (VirtoSoftware UAB) is an independent vendor of Microsoft 365 and SharePoint apps, a separate company from Virto Commerce, the B2B e-commerce platform.