Microsoft is providing an alternative to the Microsoft 365 Copilot, which has gained some commercial adoption at $30 per user per month.
Microsoft will charge organizations for Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat based on how frequently employees use it and on the kinds of work it performs.
Copilot Chat can fetch information from the web and summarize text in uploaded documents, and people using it can create agents that perform tasks in the background. It can enrich answers with information from customers' files and third-party sources. Some management teams have resisted paying Microsoft to give the 365 Copilot to thousands of employees because they weren't sure how helpful it would be at the $30 monthly price. Costs will vary for the Copilot Chat depending on what employees do with it, but at least organizations won't end up paying for nonuse.Microsoft tallies up charges for Copilot Chat based on the tally of "messages" that a client uses. Each "message" costs a penny, according to a blog post.
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