Microsoft is increasing its $20 month-to-month Copilot Professional subscription to extra markets right now, after launching the AI-powered assistant for customers in January. The growth sees Copilot Professional obtainable in 222 nations in whole, and Microsoft is launching a free one-month trial to entice customers to subscribe to its AI imaginative and prescient of the longer term.
Copilot Professional contains precedence entry to the most recent OpenAI fashions, the flexibility to construct your personal Copilot GPT, and entry to Copilot inside Workplace apps when you’re already a Microsoft 365 Private or Dwelling subscriber. Now, Microsoft can be unlocking Copilot Professional contained in the Workplace internet apps, so that you don’t want a separate Microsoft 365 subscription to make use of the chatbot inside Phrase, Outlook, and different free internet apps.
This Copilot Professional integration can even be obtainable in cellular apps quickly. “We’ll prolong this profit to our free cellular apps as nicely, together with the Microsoft 365 app and Outlook for iOS and Android, within the coming months,” says Divya Kumar, normal supervisor of search and AI advertising at Microsoft.
If you wish to check out Copilot Professional you’ll want to put in the Copilot app on iOS or Android to get the free month supply. Microsoft has been making an attempt to entice customers to make use of the Copilot cellular app since launching it on the finish of 2023, together with with a Tremendous Bowl advert that targeted solely on the cellular model.
Microsoft can be extending the provision of its Copilot for Microsoft 365 to extra companies. “Clients which have Microsoft 365 F3 and F1, Workplace 365 E1, Enterprise Fundamental, and extra will likely be eligible to buy Copilot for Microsoft 365 within the coming weeks,” says Kumar.
Microsoft is now gearing as much as exhibit extra enhancements to Copilot within the coming months, together with some Home windows 11 modifications which can be prone to be detailed on the firm’s Construct developer convention in Could.