Buy Windows Server RDS CALs without the licensing confusion.
RDS CAL Store supplies Microsoft Windows Server Remote Desktop Services CALs for 2025, 2022, 2019, and 2016, with User and Device options for business RDS deployments. Order online and receive your license details within 15 minutes after successful payment.
Match your RDS CAL version to the server running Remote Desktop Services
Broadest coverage
2025
Windows Server 2025 RDS CALs
- Covers 2025 deployments
- Eligible for 2022, 2019, and 2016 downgrade use
Popular choice
2022
Windows Server 2022 RDS CALs
- Covers 2022 deployments
- Eligible for 2019 and 2016 downgrade use
For 2019 hosts
2019
Windows Server 2019 RDS CALs
- Covers 2019 deployments
- Eligible for 2016 downgrade use
For 2016 hosts
2016
Windows Server 2016 RDS CALs
- Covers 2016 deployments
- Use only where the RDS host version matches
Know what you are buying before licensing Remote Desktop access
A Microsoft Windows Server Remote Desktop Services CAL is used to license remote access to an RDS deployment. It is separate from the Windows Server operating system.
A focused licensing store for Remote Desktop Services
RDS CAL Store is built around one clear need: helping businesses buy Microsoft Windows Server Remote Desktop Services CALs without a long procurement process or unclear product selection.
RDS-focused catalog
The store is organized around Windows Server RDS CALs, not a broad mix of unrelated software products.
Clear order records
Your purchase details are kept accessible from your account order summary, so license information is easier to retrieve later.
Guidance when needed
If your setup is not straightforward, you can contact us before ordering instead of guessing your licensing route.
Choose whether RDS access should follow a person or a machine
RDS User CALs
- Users may connect from laptops, desktops, or other approved devices
- Access is tied to employees, contractors, or regular named users
- Usually better for Active Directory-based environments
RDS Device CALs
- Several people use the same machine across shifts or roles
- Access is tied to kiosks, terminals, office PCs, or shared endpoints
- Often simpler when the server is not joined to Active Directory