Aug 21, 2023

Leawo Software rolls out their 2023 Back-to-School Sales, offering 40% off Prof. DRM Media Pack to remove DRM from audiobooks, Spotify songs, as well as iTunes music and videos.
Shenzhen, Guangdong Aug 21, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Back to school sales and deals continue to roll out excellent discounts for students, parents, and teachers. So, if people are preparing for the semester and looking for off to college essentials, now is the time to save. Leawo Software, a leading developer and supplier specializing in multimedia solution and data management software, is thrilled to announce the launch of their 2023 Back-to-School Sales. The event is set to run from today to September 15, 2023, offering customers the opportunity to save big on various software products.
One of the major highlights of this promotion is the exclusive 40% discount on Leawo Prof. DRM Media Pack. Originally priced at $99.95, the pack is now available for a limited time only at $59.97. This comprehensive media pack includes Prof. DRM Video Converter, Prof. DRM Music Converter, Prof. DRM Spotify Converter, and Prof. DRM Audiobook Converter.
Moreover, the Prof. DRM package also includes Prof. DRM eBook Converter, which enables users to convert eBooks from Z-Library, Kindle, Kobo, Adobe, and other platforms into DRM-free formats like mobi, azw3, txt, and more. This module is also available at a 30% discount, along with all the individual modules within the pack.
In addition to the Prof. DRM Media Pack discount, Leawo Software is offering up to 91% off on numerous other products during this event. Customers can snag exciting deals on popular software bundles like CleverGet All-in-One 11, Leawo All-in-One Bundle, Leawo PhotoIns, and many more. Don't miss out on this exceptional opportunity to purchase premium software at unbeatable prices. Visit the Leawo Software website or contact their customer support team to learn more about the 2023 Back-to-School Sales.
About Leawo Software
Leawo Software is a multimedia software developer dedicated to providing practical and useful software products and services to worldwide media fans. Its products include PhotoIns, Blu-ray Player, Blu-ray Ripper, Blu-ray Copy, Blu-ray Creator, Music Recorder, Tunes Cleaner, iTransfer, iOSFix, etc. for both Win and Mac platforms.


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