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Copilot Pro: price, limits and what replaced it

What Microsoft sells today where Copilot Pro was, at $19.99 a month, in Microsoft's own words and dated: its AI limits, its models, and the plans around it.

Other companies' plans checked . Updated .

Short answer

Copilot Pro now opens as Microsoft 365 Premium: $19.99 a month or $199.99 a year, for Office apps with Copilot, 6 TB of storage and higher AI limits. Microsoft publishes no message count and names no models. llmwise Pro ($20) names every model and counts it: up to 31 GPT-6 Astra messages a month.

Sources: Microsoft Store: Microsoft 365 Premium, Microsoft Support: AI limits for Microsoft 365 subscriptions and Microsoft: Copilot plans for individuals, checked .

What Copilot Pro costs

Microsoft's own figures, checked September 28, 2026, before tax.

Copilot Pro's price
BillingPriceIn Microsoft's words
Monthly$19.99 a month

“Buy now $19.99/month” (Microsoft Store: Microsoft 365 Premium)

Billed yearly$16.67 a month

“$199.99/year” (Microsoft Store: Microsoft 365 Premium)

Copilot Pro's limits, in Microsoft's words

Quoted word for word from Microsoft's own pages, checked September 28, 2026. Microsoft publishes no message count for Copilot Pro.

Which of Microsoft's newest models Copilot Pro has

Which of Microsoft's newest models Copilot Pro's chat has
ModelIn Copilot Pro's chat?What the plan givesSource
Models selected by MicrosoftIn its chatMicrosoft doesn't name them on its plan pages

“Microsoft 365 Copilot brings together AI capabilities from AI models selected by Microsoft within a single experience.” (Microsoft: Copilot plans for individuals)

Also in Copilot Pro, in Microsoft's words: “Up to 6 TB of secure cloud storage (1 TB per person)” (Microsoft Store: Microsoft 365 Premium); “Productivity apps with Microsoft Copilot” (Microsoft Store: Microsoft 365 Premium).

Is Copilot Pro worth it?

  • You pay for Microsoft 365 anyway

    Yes. The $19.99 includes the Office apps, 6 TB of storage for up to six people, and Copilot inside Word, Excel and Outlook.

  • You want to choose the model

    Microsoft doesn't say which models answer, so you can't pick one; in llmwise you choose the model for each message.

  • You want a number to plan by

    Microsoft publishes none. llmwise Pro ($20) publishes one per model: up to 125 Claude Sonnet 5 or 125 Gemini 3.1 Pro messages a month.

  • A family sharing one plan

    The AI is the subscription owner's only, Microsoft says, and can't be shared with the other five people on the plan.

What $20 buys on llmwise, beside Copilot Pro

The llmwise plan at the same price beside Copilot Pro, model by model, counted the way the app counts.

Copilot Pro and llmwise Pro, model by model
ModelOn Copilot ProOn llmwise ProA message, if the month goes to it
Claude Fable 5.1Not offeredUp to 31 a month$0.65
GPT-6 AstraNot offeredUp to 31 a month$0.65
Gemini 3.1 Pro (preview)Not offeredUp to 125 a month$0.16
Grok 4.7Not offeredUp to 250 a month$0.08
Claude Opus 5.5Not offeredUp to 62 a month$0.32
GPT-6 SolNot offeredUp to 125 a month$0.16
Claude Sonnet 5Not offeredUp to 125 a month$0.16
Kimi K3Not offeredUp to 125 a month$0.16

llmwise Pro ($20): each monthly count is the most you get if all of the month's allowance goes to that model; the everyday models count by the day.

Every limit is published. Paid plans also have a monthly fair-use limit on AI cost: Pro $7.50, Max $20, Ultra $42, Studio $85. Using every message on your plan at typical sizes stays under it; very large messages and heavy research use it faster. Every limit, explained.

Copilot Pro against other plans

Questions

Can you still buy Copilot Pro?

Microsoft's own Copilot Pro store link opens the Microsoft 365 Premium page (checked September 28, 2026), at $19.99 a month or $199.99 a year. Microsoft's plans page lists Microsoft 365 Personal, Microsoft 365 Family, Microsoft 365 Premium and Microsoft 365 Pro, and no Copilot Pro.

What are the Copilot limits on Microsoft 365 Premium?

Not as a number. Microsoft's support page lists Chat as "Extensive use" on every Microsoft 365 plan, and says limits vary by feature, entry point and system conditions.

Which AI models does Copilot use?

Microsoft doesn't say on its plan pages: it describes the AI as coming from models it selects. llmwise names each model, and each has its own count.

Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, Kimi, and GLM, in one chat.

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