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MicrosoftAI assistant

Microsoft 365 Copilot

Microsoft's AI assistant in Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams and other 365 apps, grounded in your work files.

  • Price: Paid
  • Skill needed: No code
  • 3 examples on this site
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Explain it simply

Microsoft 365 Copilot is an AI assistant inside the Office apps many businesses already use. It can draft documents and emails, summarize meetings and answer questions using your company's own files. Partners also build agents on it, for example to read and code invoices.

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Copilot works inside Microsoft 365 apps and draws on your organization's emails, files and meetings. Copilot Chat comes with eligible plans; a Copilot licence adds Copilot in the apps, Work IQ grounding, Microsoft's Researcher and Analyst agents, and custom agents. Copilot Studio builds agents.

Use Cases

Best for

  • Businesses already on Microsoft 365
  • Firms that want AI grounded in their own emails and documents

Watch-outs

Know before you start

  • Needs an eligible Microsoft 365 plan, and the full licence is per user
  • It answers from what it can access, so file permissions matter
  • Custom agents in Copilot Chat are metered

Pricing and access

Copilot Chat comes at no extra cost with eligible Microsoft business plans. The full Copilot licence is paid per user, either as an add-on or bundled into the Business Standard and Business Premium plans.

Price checked Oct 16, 2026 on microsoft.com. Prices and plans change; check the official site before you buy.

Facts and sources

  • Microsoft says Copilot Chat users can use custom agents on a metered basis, while licensed users can use assistive custom agents at no extra cost.Microsoft, Oct 16, 2026
  • Microsoft lists the Copilot Business add-on at $18 per user a month paid yearly ($25.20 monthly), and Copilot Chat in Outlook at no extra cost with eligible plans.Microsoft, Oct 17, 2026