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If you value MS office compatibility over all else, OnlyOffice is a better choice. I still use LibreOffice for PDFs, though.
Their site is a bit confusing. It's not clear whether it is free or if their is a cost to use it.
I'm not sure I follow, OnlyOffice is FOSS, buit has hosted solutions you can pay for, or you can download it for free to run as desktop apps or to self-host.
Agreed, I've had much more success with the horrors of .docx-compatability with OnlyOffice. It's not 100% perfect either, but has brought me less suffering overall. As much as I'd like to avoid Microsoft Office, depending on your situation that may unfortunately not always be so easy.