Windows 10 will be free for existing Windows users running versions of the OS, going back to Windows 7. That includes Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and Windows Phone. Microsoft specified the Windows 10 upgrade would be free for the first year of release, but users would need to pay for it after that. However, Microsoft will support the upgrade for the "lifetime of the device," according to the announcement.
"We want to make Windows 10 the most loved release of Windows," Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said at the event. ""We are going to have services everywhere. But when it comes to Windows, we're not bolting on apps."
Source: Mashable
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