Built-in tools for creating complex documents, books, and webpages. Completely free, open source, and cross-platform. And while LibreOffice Calc is nice, it simply doesn't live up to the power, flexibility, or speed of Microsoft Excel. While LibreOffice technically supports Microsoft Office files, it isn't perfect yet and you will find that some document aspects break when you save in one app and open in its respective counterpart app. In January 2018, LibreOffice launched the much-awaited version 6.0, which introduced lots of new features, bug fixes, performance improvements, a new help system that's easier to navigate, and more. Real-time collaborative editing and sharing of files. Ability to self-host for private enterprise internal web access. Cleanly imports and exports Microsoft Office files. 
Simple and professional interface with no distracting elements. Open source and completely free for personal use. Note that OnlyOffice comes in a cloud version-not just the option to access OnlyOffice on the web, but the ability to host OnlyOffice on your own server and provide private access to those on premises. The interface is also clean and professional, which is great if you hate the bloat of Microsoft Office, the slow performance of WPS Office, or the frank ugliness of LibreOffice. What you'll love best about OnlyOffice is that it natively uses Microsoft Office formats, which isn't something that all desktop office suites can boast. It really delivers on its product slogan: "Powerful like Microsoft Office, free like LibreOffice." 
OnlyOffice (officially stylized as ONLYOFFICE) is a sleeper hit: not many people have heard of it, but it blows the competition out of the water.
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