Your everyday AI companion — built into the tools you already use
93
Overall score
32
Heat score
Inputs
Text Prompt, Document, Email Thread, Meeting Recording, Spreadsheet Data, Presentation, Image, Web Search Query, Calendar Event, CRM Data
Outputs
Drafted Email, Generated Document, Meeting Summary, Excel Formula, PowerPoint Presentation, Code Snippet, Web Search Answer, Action Completion, Data Analysis, AI Image
AI Type
LLM
Model Architecture
GPT-style Decoder
Daily Prompts
N/A
Context Length
N/A
Accuracy
91%
Content
90%
Reasoning
92%
Company
Microsoft Corporation
Founded
1975
HQ
Redmond, Washington, USA
Employees
228K
Total Raised / Total Funding
N/A
Revenue
$198.27B
Valuation
$3.4T
ARR
$2B
CEO
Satya Nadella
Estimated Paid Users
15M
Current estimate
Total Earnings Till Date
N/A
+6.58% from last month
Market Share
11.5%
Current share
Average Session
25
Per active user
Hallucination Rate
4%
Model quality signal
Growth Rate
+1.11%
Monthly active users
Burn Rate
N/A
Total expenses / years active
Paid User Gain
+15.38%
Monthly paid user trend
-$3B
Total Loss
$9.1B
Total Profit
$0
Accuracy
91%
Context
90%
Reasoning
92%
Safety
95%
No benchmark scores available.
Type: Text
Description: The foundational model behind the original Bing Chat launch. Microsoft's Prometheus model is GPT-4 fine-tuned for web grounding, citation generation, and conversational search. Enabled Bing Chat to retrieve and cite live web content, differentiating it from base ChatGPT. Powered Bing Chat from February 2023 through the Copilot rebrand in September 2023.
Architecture: GPT-style Decoder
Type: Text
Description: Copilot Pro launched with priority access to GPT-4 Turbo, enabling longer context windows, faster responses, and improved instruction following over GPT-4. GPT-4 Turbo integration brought JSON mode, function calling improvements, and an extended knowledge cutoff to Copilot Pro users. Powered Microsoft 365 Copilot enterprise features throughout H1 2024.
Architecture: GPT-style Decoder
Type: Multimodal
Description: Integration of GPT-4o into Microsoft Copilot across all tiers, bringing native multimodal capabilities — text, image, voice, and visual understanding — to the platform. GPT-4o is OpenAI's omni model, optimized for low latency and natural voice conversation. Powered Copilot Voice's real-time natural language responses and Copilot Vision's screen/camera analysis features.
Architecture: GPT-style Decoder
Type: Reasoning
Description: Reasoning model integration powering Copilot's Think Deeper mode. Launched on o1 in October 2024 for Copilot Pro users; upgraded to o3-mini (high) in March 2025 for faster deep reasoning. Think Deeper became free for all signed-in Copilot users in February 2025. Used for complex multi-step tasks including math, code, research synthesis, and logical reasoning where speed is less critical than accuracy.
Architecture: GPT-style Decoder
Type: Multimodal
Description: GPT-5 integration across all Microsoft Copilot surfaces — web, Windows, Mac, iOS, Android. GPT-5 is a unified system with a built-in router that automatically selects fast response or deep reasoning modes based on prompt complexity (Smart Mode). Became the universal default model in December 2025. Also powers Copilot Chat's Quick Response and Think Deeper modes.
Architecture: GPT-style Decoder
Total Funding
N/A
Rounds
1
Funding Update
N/AFeb 2023
Microsoft Copilot is not an independently funded product. It is developed and wholly owned by Microsoft Corporation (Nasdaq: MSFT), a publicly traded company with a market capitalization exceeding $3 trillion. Microsoft has invested over $20 billion into AI development, with $11.8 billion going directly to OpenAI across multiple tranches (2019, 2021, 2023). Copilot is Microsoft's central AI product strategy, monetized through: (1) Microsoft 365 Copilot enterprise add-on at $30/user/month; (2) Copilot Pro consumer subscription at $20/month; (3) Azure OpenAI Service consumption billing for enterprise API users; and (4) GitHub Copilot subscriptions ($10/month individual, $19/user/month Business). Satya Nadella has stated Microsoft expects Copilot AI to become its fastest division to reach $10 billion revenue run rate. Analyst estimates placed direct Copilot revenue at approximately $400 million in FY2024, scaling rapidly through FY2025 as enterprise seat adoption accelerated. Microsoft FY2025 total revenue was $279.6 billion with AI contributing meaningfully across Azure, M365 Commercial, and GitHub.
No founding team data available.
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2025 · Aug 7
GPT-5 became the default model in Microsoft Copilot across all markets and platforms — web, Windows, Mac, iOS, Android. Introduced Smart Mode for automatic model routing between fast and reasoning models. Launched Copilot Mode in Edge — combining chat, search, and navigation in a single input box. GPT-5 Thinking available for complex multi-step tasks.
2025 · Nov 1
Microsoft Ignite 2025 introduced Microsoft Agent 365 — a unified enterprise agent control plane with MCP server integrations for scheduling, document generation, email, and CRM. Copilot Studio expanded to 1,400+ system integrations. Automatic installation of Copilot on Microsoft 365 clients began rollout. GPT-5 became default in Copilot Studio. Microsoft 365 Copilot reached approximately 20 million weekly active enterprise users.
2025 · Dec 10
GPT-5 set as the universal default for all Copilot Chat experiences. Launched Copilot video creation — converting text prompts, PowerPoint, Word, or PDFs into high-quality branded videos with transcript-based editing, voiceovers, and OneDrive asset integration. Declarative agents upgraded to GPT-5.1 with auto model selection.
Industry: Personal Productivity
Compliances: Not specified
Integrations: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft OneNote, SharePoint, Microsoft Edge, Windows 11, Bing, Dynamics 365, Salesforce, ServiceNow, SAP, OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, GitHub Copilot, Copilot Studio
Support:email, help center, community forum, phone support, enterprise support, dedicated account manager, 24/7 priority support
Target audience: Enterprise Employees, Knowledge Workers, IT Administrators, Business Analysts, Sales Teams, HR Teams, Finance Teams, Students, Individual Professionals, Developers
Supported languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Dutch, Polish, Arabic, Hindi, Turkish, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Russian, Ukrainian, Czech, Romanian, Hebrew, Thai, Indonesian
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Microsoft Copilot is Microsoft's AI assistant built on OpenAI's GPT-4 and GPT-5 models, embedded across Windows, Edge, Microsoft 365 apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, Outlook), and available as a standalone web and mobile app at copilot.microsoft.com. Unlike ChatGPT, Copilot is deeply integrated into Microsoft's productivity ecosystem — it can access your Microsoft 365 documents, calendar, emails, and meetings via Microsoft Graph, making it contextually aware of your work. It also includes Copilot Vision (camera-based AI), Copilot Voice, and Think Deeper (o3-based reasoning).
Free Copilot provides access to GPT-5-powered chat, image generation via Designer, web grounding, and Copilot Voice across web, Windows, iOS, and Android. Copilot Pro ($20/month) adds priority access to the latest models during peak hours, higher-resolution image generation, access to Copilot Labs (early features like Think Deeper and Copilot Vision), Copilot GPT Builder for custom bots, and full Microsoft 365 app integration for personal accounts. Think Deeper and Copilot Voice are now free for all signed-in users since February 2025.
Microsoft 365 Copilot is the enterprise version of Copilot, available as a $30/user/month add-on on top of existing Microsoft 365 E3, E5, Business Standard, or Business Premium licenses. It integrates Copilot into Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, Outlook, Loop, SharePoint, and OneNote, and uses Microsoft Graph to understand organizational context — emails, meetings, documents, and chat history. Microsoft also launched a consumption-based Copilot Chat alternative in January 2025 for enterprises resistant to per-seat pricing.
Yes. Microsoft Copilot has standalone apps for iOS and Android, both launched in December 2023. The Android app has surpassed 50 million installs (lifetime). Copilot is also available in the Microsoft Edge mobile browser and through integrations with partner devices — including Motorola RAZR and Edge phones where Copilot Vision can be accessed via the camera. By 2025, Copilot was accessible on over 1 billion devices through Windows and Microsoft 365.
Copilot Vision is an AI feature that uses your device's camera (mobile) or shares your browser screen (Edge) to give Copilot real-time visual context. It can analyze what you see — a product in a store, a plant you want to identify, a webpage you're browsing, or a UI you're navigating — and respond conversationally. Copilot Vision in Edge launched in October 2024; mobile Copilot Vision launched for Android Pro users in early 2025, later expanding to all Edge free users in the US.
