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Scan anything anywhere with your phone for just $42 for life
TL;DR: You can create high-quality, editable scans with your phone when you nab this $41.99 lifetime subscription for SwiftScan with code TAKE30.
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It's not hard for the papers to pile up on your work desk. Contracts are signed by one party at a time, and different draft versions of the same piece are printed over and over.
Save some trees and some cash when you start working on documents inside SwiftScan, a virtual scanner app now on sale for $41.99 with code TAKE30 (reg. $199.99).
Can SwiftScan compare to a traditional scanner?
SwiftScan beats traditional scanners across the board, especially with lifetime metrics. A traditional scanner will probably last you five to ten years. This lifetime license to SwiftScan creates an account that can follow you across devices and includes access to future updates.
Download the app onto mobile devices to capture high-quality scans with the device camera. Just like you would snap a photo, hold a phone or tablet over a doc, and let the app Auto-Capture a premium scan of at least 200 dpi.
It's faster than old-school scanners and automatically enhances results with color filters, auto-optimization, and blur reduction. It even detects the edges of whatever you're scanning and crops the final product down to the original's edges.
Once the files are scanned into the SwiftScan app, easily edit and annotate. Sign contracts or redact private information. Reorder, add, or delete pages. Scan several pages in a row into a single final file. Use the scanning program's OCR to make scanned text searchable. Directly fax, print, share, or store in a cloud service like iCloud right from the SwiftScan app.
How to go paperless with your scanning routine
Going paperless won't just solve your desk disorganization — it can also help you meet sustainability goals. Begin to eliminate the clutter of paper in your workspace by:
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Exclusively adding notes and annotations to files within the SwiftScan document — no more printing to edit.
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Have all parties digitally sign documents within the program and optionally print a final copy if desired.
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Scan anything you find, such as barcodes, handwritten notes, business cards, and more, into SwiftScan to create a searchable, editable version. Recycle the original paper copy.
A purged filing cabinet and neat desk cost just $41.99 when you go paperless with SwiftScan's lifetime subscription and use code TAKE30.
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TL;DR: Is your PC in need of a good reboot? Give it a whole new set of tools with a license for Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019 for Windows, now $29.97 (reg. $229) through April 27.
We all need a makeover every now and then. If your trusty PC could use a revamp, a license for Microsoft Office is an affordable way to make it feel new again.
Rediscover Microsoft Office classics and get acquainted with new favorites thanks to this Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019 license for Windows. It's now just $29.97, $200 off the usual price, now through April 27.
Revamp your PC with these Microsoft staples
Give your old PC a new lease on life with this fleet of Microsoft Office apps. They're great for work, play, and everything in between, and you're probably already familiar with half of them.
This Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019 license gives you lifetime access to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, Publisher, and Access.
Don't let the older edition give you pause — it's a cost-effective way to outfit your computer with a whole new set of tools. You only pay once, unlike the monthly subscription fees that Office365 requires. It also allows you to work offline if needed since you don't have to rely on the cloud like more modern versions.
After purchase, you'll receive an instant delivery of the software license keys and download links to get everything up and running immediately. It's compatible with Windows 10 and Windows Server 2019, which makes it an awesome option if you're not running Windows 11 yet.
Enjoy the Microsoft Office apps for life with this Windows license to Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019, now just $29.97 (reg. $229) through April 27.
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Refurbished Apple MacBook Pro (2.6GHz Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD)
$2,399
Save $1,909.01
Have you been in the market for a MacBook? You'd likely laugh if we told you that you could score a MacBook Pro, Apple's top-rated laptop, for less than $500. Don't believe us? It's possible to pay a fraction of the retail price for your own MacBook, at least if you shop refurbished.
This refurbished 2019 Apple MacBook Pro (2.6GHz Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) makes it possible for you to save over $1,900 on the retail price (and score now-discontinued features like the Touch Bar). Instead of going to the Apple Store and paying $2,399, you could pay only $489.99 for this model. The only catch? This was a pre-loved model — though it arrives in near-mint condition — and supplies are limited.
Check out what this MacBook Pro arrives with for your daily computing:
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16-inch Retina display with True Tone technology and AMD Radeon Pro 5300M GPU: The screen delivers vibrant colors and sharp details, whether you're scrolling through websites or watching YouTube videos.
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2.6 Intel Core i7 processor and 16GB of RAM: For multitasking, running intense programs like Adobe editing software, and keeping your 20+ Chrome (or Safari) tabs open without any lag.
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512GB SSD: For easy local storage of apps, files, photos, and other media, as well as speedy boot times.
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Up to 11 hours of browsing and video playback, meaning you can stay productive and entertained without having to stay close to an outlet.
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Six-speaker sound system: Comes with force-canceling woofers for pro- and studio-quality audio for your Netflix streams and other projects.
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The infamous Touch Bar: This MacBook Pro arrives with the Touch Bar (which Apple discontinued in 2021). This touchscreen strip changes depending on the apps you have open, and control buttons include volume, text tools, a color picker, or fast forward and rewind buttons.
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Touch ID: For secure and simple fingerprint log-ins into your device, social media accounts, etc.
Don't wait too long to grab this 2019 MacBook Pro with a Touch Bar, now $489.99 — hurry, inventory is selling out.
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TL;DR: Replace your monthly Dropbox subscription with a 10TB Internxt Cloud Storage Lifetime Plan on sale for $279.99 with code STORAGE20.
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Internxt Cloud Storage Lifetime Subscription: 10TB Plan
$2,999
Save $2,719.01
Cloud storage subscriptions are expensive, even if they don't seem like it at first. Dropbox's cheapest plan is $9.99 per month for 2TB of cloud storage. It seems cheap, but that's a little under $120 every year, and you're never actually done paying for it.
If you want a cheaper alternative to Dropbox, Internxt just dropped the price for a 10TB cloud storage lifetime subscription. Now it's only $279.99 with code STORAGE20.
Pay once for a lifetime of cloud storage
Space isn't the only thing this cloud storage has going for it. Internxt is committed to keeping your data safe. That's why they use end-to-end encryption to secure files during transfer and at rest. Its zero-knowledge architecture means that files are encrypted in a way that Internxt itself cannot access. You're the only one who has access to your files.
You don't even have to manually upload. You can sync all your files and photos across platforms, even Linux. This focus on privacy even extends to its open-source design, so users can inspect the code for transparency and security.
This subscription lasts for life with no recurring payments of any kind. You can access your cloud storage on unlimited devices, too.
Use code STORAGE20 by April 27 at 11:59 p.m. PT to get an Internxt 10TB Cloud Storage Lifetime Subscription on sale for $279.99.
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