I have install iwork in my last macbook pro, now i have a new want, do i need to buy it again?

I have install iWork in my las macbook pro, now i have a new one, i want to instal it again, do i need to buy it again?

Nope! Just make sure your signed into the App Store with the same Apple ID that you used to buy iWork on your last MacBook and the buy button should just say download instead.

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