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Microsoft Copilot
AI inside Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams, and Windows — the enterprise Copilot.
Overview
Microsoft Copilot is not just another chatbot. It sits in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams — the stack most companies already pay for. That is why “Microsoft 365 Copilot,” “Copilot Pro,” and “Excel AI” pull expensive B2B and productivity ads.
Consumer Copilot on the web and Windows is often free or bundled. Microsoft 365 Copilot for work is a per-user add-on on top of a qualifying 365 licence. Copilot Pro targets power users who want priority models inside the consumer Microsoft 365 apps.
If your files live in SharePoint and your meetings are in Teams, Copilot can summarise a thread and turn notes into a deck without leaving the suite. It will not replace a specialist AI image generator or a dedicated AI video tool.
Key features
- Draft and rewrite in Word and Outlook
- Excel Copilot for formulas and analysis
- Teams meeting recaps
- Copilot Pro and Microsoft 365 Copilot SKUs
- Windows Copilot for system-level prompts
Who Microsoft Copilot is for
- Offices standardised on Microsoft 365
- Analysts who want Excel AI without leaving the sheet
- IT buyers comparing Copilot vs ChatGPT Enterprise
Microsoft Copilot pricing
- Free Copilot — web / Windows with limits
- Copilot Pro — consumer monthly add-on
- Microsoft 365 Copilot — per-user enterprise licence (confirm current list price)
List prices change. Confirm on the vendor’s official site before you subscribe.
Microsoft Copilot FAQ
What is the difference between Copilot and ChatGPT?
ChatGPT is a standalone AI chatbot. Microsoft Copilot is ChatGPT-class AI wired into Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams, and Windows.
How much is Microsoft 365 Copilot?
It is sold as a per-user add-on on top of Microsoft 365. List prices change — check Microsoft’s commercial site for the current SKU.
Does Copilot work in Excel?
Yes. Excel Copilot can suggest formulas, explain columns, and draft analysis on supported plans.
Is Copilot available on mobile?
Yes. Outlook, Teams, and the Copilot app all run on phones, which is how most office workers will try it first.
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