Microsoft Copilot Pro: Expanded Availability

Microsoft Copilot Pro: Expanded Availability/Microsoft

Ashiq Butt | March 16, 2024 | 11:17 PM IST | Tech, Technology | Follow on Google News

Microsoft Copilot Pro: Expanded Availability/Microsoft

Microsoft Copilot Pro: Expanded Availability

Microsoft Copilot Pro, the premium tier of the company’s AI platform, is now accessible in 222 countries, including India. This comprehensive AI suite is designed for both individuals and small to medium-sized organizations, offering enhanced capabilities over the free version.

Pricing and Availability in India

The price for Microsoft Copilot Pro in India is set at Rs. 2,000 per user per month. While individual users will pay the base price, businesses can subscribe for multiple users. The platform is available on the web, iOS, and Android, with a one-month free trial offered on the Copilot mobile apps.

Key Features of Copilot Pro

The primary highlight of Copilot Pro is its integration with Microsoft 365 web apps, including Word, Outlook, Excel, and PowerPoint. Users can access Copilot directly within these platforms, eliminating the need for separate subscriptions. However, dedicated desktop apps for PC and Mac still require a Microsoft 365 Personal or Family subscription.

Copilot Pro subscribers enjoy priority access to the latest AI models, including the ability to switch between GPT-4 and GPT-4 Turbo. Additionally, the premium platform offers advanced AI image creation capabilities and provides users with 100 boosts per day.

Advanced Features and Customization Options

Users can leverage Copilot Pro to create and share customized Copilot GPTs, akin to ChatGPT Plus. These mini chatbots can be tailored to specific purposes using natural language prompts, enhancing productivity and workflow efficiency.

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