GoKawiilMicrosoft merges consumer and enterprise Copilot into one app, adds Code, Autopilot tabs
Microsoft has rolled out a unified Copilot client that replaces its previously fragmented consumer and business apps, following a mobile-first rollout last month. The new release adds Code and Autopilot tabs and is described by Copilot Executive VP Jacob Andreou as faster and more capable than earlier versions. Microsoft says its pricing model for the app is still 'evolving,' with usage-based billing planned for some key features.
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Combining consumer and enterprise Copilot into a single interface suggests Microsoft wants to leverage its roughly 90 million paying Microsoft 365 subscribers as a broader testing and revenue base for AI features once reserved for corporate customers. The still-unsettled, usage-based pricing signals that Microsoft may be preparing to charge more granularly for AI features as adoption grows, which could raise costs for both individual and enterprise users over time.
- Microsoft has unified its previously separate consumer and business Copilot apps into one client.
- The new release adds Code and Autopilot tabs, expanding functionality for developers and enterprise users.
- Pricing remains 'evolving,' with usage-based billing planned for certain premium features.
Source: zdnet.com — Ed Bott, 2026-09-25
Published there as: “Microsoft’s new Copilot app puts everything in one place – but the price is ‘evolving’”
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