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Buy Exchange Server 2013 – Licenses for legacy infrastructures & special requirements

Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 is no longer officially supported by Microsoft—support ended in April 2023. Nevertheless, there is still a clearly defined need for Exchange Server 2013 licenses: companies with existing email infrastructures that run applications certified for Exchange Server 2013, IT service providers that maintain existing systems, and organizations where specific software versions are mandated for technical or regulatory reasons. At Lizenzindustrie, you can obtain Exchange Server 2013 as a verified license—delivered immediately via email at an affordable price.

Important note: Since Microsoft no longer provides security updates for Exchange Server 2013, we recommend using it exclusively in secure or isolated network environments. For new installations, we recommend at least Exchange Server 2016 or Exchange Server 2019.

For whom is Exchange Server 2013 still relevant today?

Demand for Exchange Server 2013 licenses today comes almost exclusively from professional environments with clearly defined requirements.

Many companies run third-party applications, archiving solutions, or specialized compliance software that were developed and certified for Exchange Server 2013. Upgrading to a newer version of Exchange would require updating or replacing these applications as well—an effort that is not always feasible on short notice in ongoing projects.

IT service providers and system integrators occasionally need Exchange Server 2013 licenses for the maintenance or recovery of existing customer systems. Anyone who needs to restore or expand an existing Exchange 2013 installation requires this exact version.

What did Exchange Server 2013 introduce?

Exchange Server 2013 fundamentally simplified the Exchange architecture. With Exchange Server 2013, Microsoft reduced the number of Exchange server roles from seven in Exchange 2010 to two: the Mailbox Server role and the Client Access Server (CAS) role. This simplification made Exchange infrastructures easier to plan, install, and operate.

The Outlook Web App was fundamentally modernized in Exchange Server 2013—with a responsive interface that works equally well on desktops, tablets, and smartphones. This was a significant step forward at the time.

The eDiscovery features were significantly expanded in Exchange Server 2013. The eDiscovery Center enables enterprise-wide search and legally compliant export of emails for legal and compliance purposes.

Exchange Server 2013 Editions at a Glance

  • Exchange Server 2013 Standard
  • The edition for small and medium-sized businesses with up to five mailbox databases per server. Full Exchange 2013 functionality for existing infrastructures. For organizations in existing Exchange 2013 environments that need replacement or expansion licenses.
  • Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise
  • The edition for large enterprises with up to 50 mailbox databases per server and advanced compliance features. For existing enterprise infrastructures that need replacement or expansion licenses.

Prefer to upgrade to a newer version?

If your Exchange infrastructure supports an upgrade and there are no compelling reasons to stick with Exchange Server 2013, switching to a more recent version is highly recommended:

  • Exchange Server 2016 – Simplified architecture, a more modern OWA interface, and extended support through October 2025.
  • Exchange Server 2019 – State-of-the-art security architecture, improved performance, and support through January 2029. The clear choice for new installations.

Not sure which path is right for your situation? Contact us—we’ll help you make the right decision quickly and free of charge.

Exchange Server 2013 System Requirements

  • Operating System: Windows Server 2012 R2 or Windows Server 2012 (Desktop Experience required) or later
  • Active Directory: Windows Server 2003 SP2 or later at the functional level
  • Processor: x64 processor with at least 1.8 GHz
  • Memory: At least 8 GB RAM
  • Storage space: At least 30 GB for the Exchange installation directory
  • .NET Framework: .NET Framework 4.5 or later

How to Purchase from Lizenzindustrie

Purchasing an Exchange Server 2013 license from Lizenzindustrie is quick and easy. Select an edition, add it to your cart, complete the purchase—you’ll receive your license key immediately via email. No waiting, no physical shipping.

  • Instant delivery of the license key via email
  • Verified licenses – 100% activatable via Microsoft servers
  • Affordable prices – significantly below the former list price
  • Standard & Enterprise – both editions available
  • Permanent use – one-time purchase, no subscription
  • Legally compliant – verified licenses from EU retailers
  • Fast support – we’ll help you immediately with any licensing questions

Questions about the right edition or migration strategy? Contact us—we’ll advise you directly and free of charge.

Frequently Asked Questions About Exchange Server 2013

Is Exchange Server 2013 still supported by Microsoft?

No. Microsoft discontinued support for Exchange Server 2013 in April 2023. Security updates are no longer provided. For systems in production, we recommend upgrading to Exchange Server 2019.

What is the difference between Exchange Server 2013 Standard and Enterprise?

Standard supports up to five mailbox databases per server. Enterprise supports up to 50 databases and offers advanced compliance features. For large enterprises, Enterprise is the necessary choice.

Do I need CALs in addition to the Exchange Server 2013 license?

Yes. Each user or device also requires an Exchange Server 2013 CAL.

Can I upgrade from Exchange Server 2013 to Exchange Server 2019?

A direct upgrade from Exchange Server 2013 to Exchange Server 2019 is not possible—a migration via Exchange Server 2016 as an intermediate step is required. We’d be happy to advise you on your migration strategy—just get in touch.

How soon will I receive my license key?

Immediately after purchase—your activation key will be sent automatically via email. Activation via the official Microsoft servers then takes only a few minutes.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 is no longer officially supported by Microsoft—support ended in April 2023. Nevertheless, there is still a clearly defined need for Exchange Server 2013 licenses:... read more »
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Buy Exchange Server 2013 – Licenses for legacy infrastructures & special requirements

Microsoft Exchange Server 2013 is no longer officially supported by Microsoft—support ended in April 2023. Nevertheless, there is still a clearly defined need for Exchange Server 2013 licenses: companies with existing email infrastructures that run applications certified for Exchange Server 2013, IT service providers that maintain existing systems, and organizations where specific software versions are mandated for technical or regulatory reasons. At Lizenzindustrie, you can obtain Exchange Server 2013 as a verified license—delivered immediately via email at an affordable price.

Important note: Since Microsoft no longer provides security updates for Exchange Server 2013, we recommend using it exclusively in secure or isolated network environments. For new installations, we recommend at least Exchange Server 2016 or Exchange Server 2019.

For whom is Exchange Server 2013 still relevant today?

Demand for Exchange Server 2013 licenses today comes almost exclusively from professional environments with clearly defined requirements.

Many companies run third-party applications, archiving solutions, or specialized compliance software that were developed and certified for Exchange Server 2013. Upgrading to a newer version of Exchange would require updating or replacing these applications as well—an effort that is not always feasible on short notice in ongoing projects.

IT service providers and system integrators occasionally need Exchange Server 2013 licenses for the maintenance or recovery of existing customer systems. Anyone who needs to restore or expand an existing Exchange 2013 installation requires this exact version.

What did Exchange Server 2013 introduce?

Exchange Server 2013 fundamentally simplified the Exchange architecture. With Exchange Server 2013, Microsoft reduced the number of Exchange server roles from seven in Exchange 2010 to two: the Mailbox Server role and the Client Access Server (CAS) role. This simplification made Exchange infrastructures easier to plan, install, and operate.

The Outlook Web App was fundamentally modernized in Exchange Server 2013—with a responsive interface that works equally well on desktops, tablets, and smartphones. This was a significant step forward at the time.

The eDiscovery features were significantly expanded in Exchange Server 2013. The eDiscovery Center enables enterprise-wide search and legally compliant export of emails for legal and compliance purposes.

Exchange Server 2013 Editions at a Glance

  • Exchange Server 2013 Standard
  • The edition for small and medium-sized businesses with up to five mailbox databases per server. Full Exchange 2013 functionality for existing infrastructures. For organizations in existing Exchange 2013 environments that need replacement or expansion licenses.
  • Exchange Server 2013 Enterprise
  • The edition for large enterprises with up to 50 mailbox databases per server and advanced compliance features. For existing enterprise infrastructures that need replacement or expansion licenses.

Prefer to upgrade to a newer version?

If your Exchange infrastructure supports an upgrade and there are no compelling reasons to stick with Exchange Server 2013, switching to a more recent version is highly recommended:

  • Exchange Server 2016 – Simplified architecture, a more modern OWA interface, and extended support through October 2025.
  • Exchange Server 2019 – State-of-the-art security architecture, improved performance, and support through January 2029. The clear choice for new installations.

Not sure which path is right for your situation? Contact us—we’ll help you make the right decision quickly and free of charge.

Exchange Server 2013 System Requirements

  • Operating System: Windows Server 2012 R2 or Windows Server 2012 (Desktop Experience required) or later
  • Active Directory: Windows Server 2003 SP2 or later at the functional level
  • Processor: x64 processor with at least 1.8 GHz
  • Memory: At least 8 GB RAM
  • Storage space: At least 30 GB for the Exchange installation directory
  • .NET Framework: .NET Framework 4.5 or later

How to Purchase from Lizenzindustrie

Purchasing an Exchange Server 2013 license from Lizenzindustrie is quick and easy. Select an edition, add it to your cart, complete the purchase—you’ll receive your license key immediately via email. No waiting, no physical shipping.

  • Instant delivery of the license key via email
  • Verified licenses – 100% activatable via Microsoft servers
  • Affordable prices – significantly below the former list price
  • Standard & Enterprise – both editions available
  • Permanent use – one-time purchase, no subscription
  • Legally compliant – verified licenses from EU retailers
  • Fast support – we’ll help you immediately with any licensing questions

Questions about the right edition or migration strategy? Contact us—we’ll advise you directly and free of charge.

Frequently Asked Questions About Exchange Server 2013

Is Exchange Server 2013 still supported by Microsoft?

No. Microsoft discontinued support for Exchange Server 2013 in April 2023. Security updates are no longer provided. For systems in production, we recommend upgrading to Exchange Server 2019.

What is the difference between Exchange Server 2013 Standard and Enterprise?

Standard supports up to five mailbox databases per server. Enterprise supports up to 50 databases and offers advanced compliance features. For large enterprises, Enterprise is the necessary choice.

Do I need CALs in addition to the Exchange Server 2013 license?

Yes. Each user or device also requires an Exchange Server 2013 CAL.

Can I upgrade from Exchange Server 2013 to Exchange Server 2019?

A direct upgrade from Exchange Server 2013 to Exchange Server 2019 is not possible—a migration via Exchange Server 2016 as an intermediate step is required. We’d be happy to advise you on your migration strategy—just get in touch.

How soon will I receive my license key?

Immediately after purchase—your activation key will be sent automatically via email. Activation via the official Microsoft servers then takes only a few minutes.

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