Since October 1, 2026, Microsoft 365 no longer includes Publisher — and nothing else Microsoft makes opens a .pub file. Decades of newsletters, flyers, menus and certificates, stranded. We convert your whole archive back into files you can read, print, and keep editing.
Zip up your .pub files (folders inside are fine) or pick them individually. You'll see the exact price before you pay.
For every Publisher file: a PDF (read, print, share) and an ODG you can keep editing in LibreOffice Draw — free software that isn't going anywhere. Plus a rescue report showing exactly what converted, file by file.
Honesty first: this is an editable rescue, not a pixel-perfect clone. Layouts, images and fonts come through; the report flags anything that doesn't.
| Up to 25 files | $19 |
| 26 – 250 files | $49 |
| 251 – 2,000 files | $149 |
One-off payment. Bigger archive? Email us for a custom rescue.
The rescue works or you don't pay for it — how refunds work.
Yes. No accounts, no mailing list. Your originals are deleted from the server as soon as conversion finishes, and your rescued files are deleted 7 days after that. Download the zip and it's yours alone.
Most documents come through with layout, images and fonts intact. Complex layouts can have small quirks — the per-file report tells you exactly where to look, so nothing fails silently.
Then you don't pay for it. Genuinely corrupted files turn up in every old archive, and the report lists every one of them.
If fewer than 80% of your valid Publisher files fully rescue, email us with your order number and we'll refund you in full. Your report shows the number, so there's nothing to argue about.
And if the rescue simply isn't useful to you, tell us within 30 days and we'll refund you anyway. We would rather hear about it than have you regret the purchase.
That is on top of your rights under the Australian Consumer Law, which we can't limit and don't try to.
One file at a time, sure — install LibreOffice and open each .pub by hand. We're for the moment you're staring at a folder with 300 of them: batch conversion, corrupted-file handling, both formats, and a report.