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Copilot free vs paid

Microsoft's paid Copilot used to be a standalone Copilot Pro plan. That plan is closed to new subscribers, so paying for Copilot now means buying a Microsoft 365 bundle.

Updated October 7, 2026
§ Quick answer

The short answer.

Yes, Microsoft Copilot is free: basic Copilot chat works in Windows, Edge and the mobile apps at no cost. Pay only if you want Copilot inside Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook — that now means Microsoft 365 Premium ($19.99/mo), since standalone Copilot Pro is discontinued for new subscribers.

§ Price at a glance

Prices, side by side.

Copilot (free)Microsoft 365 PremiumMicrosoft 365 Pro
Price / monthFree$19.99/mo$99.99/mo
What you get
  • Basic Copilot
  • Standard features
  • Limited access
  • 6 family accounts (Copilot AI for owner only)
  • Full Office apps
  • Up to 6 TB OneDrive shared
  • Advanced Copilot chat, limited agentic AI usage
  • Workflow automation
  • Advanced Copilot chat with highest usage
  • Highest usage for agentic AI
  • Full Office apps
  • Highest usage across all AI capabilities
Copilot AIBasic chat, limited accessAdvanced chat, limited agentic AI usageAdvanced chat, highest usage incl. agentic AI
Office apps & storage—Full Office apps, up to 6 TB OneDrive sharedFull Office apps
BillingFreeMonthly or cheaper annualMonthly only

Monthly prices in US dollars before tax, from each vendor's official pricing (US list price; weekly-billed plans converted to a monthly figure). Updated October 7, 2026

§ Verdict

Which one should you buy?

Pick Copilot (free) if…

you want an AI chat in Windows or Edge and don't need it inside Office documents.

Pick Microsoft 365 Premium if…

you'd pay for Office anyway — you get the full apps, shared OneDrive storage for up to 6 people and Copilot in Word, Excel and PowerPoint (Copilot AI is for the account owner only).

Pick Microsoft 365 Pro if…

you lean on Copilot agents across Office every day and keep running into Premium's limited agentic usage.

What happened to Copilot Pro?

Copilot Pro, the standalone paid plan, is no longer available to new subscribers, and support for existing subscribers ended on August 1, 2026. Microsoft now points individuals to Microsoft 365 Premium. That's a better deal if you use Office, and a worse one if you only wanted a stronger chatbot — in that case ChatGPT or Gemini are simpler buys.

§ FAQ

Common questions, answered.

Is Microsoft Copilot free?

Yes. Basic Copilot chat is free in Windows, Edge and the mobile apps, with limited access. Copilot inside the Office apps requires a paid Microsoft 365 plan.

Can I still buy Copilot Pro?

No. Copilot Pro is discontinued for new subscribers. The replacement for individuals is Microsoft 365 Premium ($19.99/mo), which also includes the full Office apps.

Is this the same as GitHub Copilot?

No. GitHub Copilot is a separate coding assistant for your editor, with its own free tier (2,000 completions a month) and paid plans from $10/mo.

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