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Free trial for summit attendees?
Appreciate all the conversations, sharing of use cases, and especially the copilot demo. I am in! But I'm getting lost in the options for nonprofits. My org is 8 people, and I've also heard that copilot is only available for orgs of 300+.
Is there a free trial available? If not, it'd be great if there were one--at least for the orgs who committed the time to join the summit in Bellevue.
Appreciate everyone!
The Microsoft 365 nonprofit page is the best place to keep up with nonprofit pricing on our products. Microsoft 365 Nonprofit Solutions | Microsoft Nonprofits
Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 is now available as an add-on at $30 (USD) per user per month. To get started, you can buy now or connect with our team in the following ways:
- Sign in to the Microsoft admin center to add Copilot to your existing Microsoft 365 business plan. Refer to this step-by-step guide for nonprofits to change your billing account type to procure Copilot for Microsoft 365. If you’re not an existing customer, buy a Microsoft 365 plan to get started.
- Talk with a Microsoft sales specialist to answer any questions, add Copilot to your existing subscription or to buy a Microsoft 365 plan.
- Reach out directly to your Microsoft partner to buy and guide you through the adoption process.
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- My career has been spent with small nonprofits. I was so excited at the Day One session to hear, from multiple presenters, that Microsoft is committed to the democratization of AI, that they hope we will help shape the positive aspects of these products and that our work will be left behind if we don't utilize these wonderful new tools. I think of the many nonprofits touching peoples lives where they operate on a shoestring budget, just a few paid staff and having time and funds to invest in new tools is often simply not possible. Is there not a way for Microsoft to give each small nonprofit access to these tools for one year (or more?) so we can benefit from them, get time to reap those benefits, and bring our board and others along the journey? (Canva offers their pro version free to nonprofits and it has made a huge change for several folks I know with limited staff) While $30/month may not be a barrier for some, it most definitely is for others.
- mibrady
Microsoft
The Microsoft 365 nonprofit page is the best place to keep up with nonprofit pricing on our products. Microsoft 365 Nonprofit Solutions | Microsoft Nonprofits
Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 is now available as an add-on at $30 (USD) per user per month. To get started, you can buy now or connect with our team in the following ways:
- Sign in to the Microsoft admin center to add Copilot to your existing Microsoft 365 business plan. Refer to this step-by-step guide for nonprofits to change your billing account type to procure Copilot for Microsoft 365. If you’re not an existing customer, buy a Microsoft 365 plan to get started.
- Talk with a Microsoft sales specialist to answer any questions, add Copilot to your existing subscription or to buy a Microsoft 365 plan.
- Reach out directly to your Microsoft partner to buy and guide you through the adoption process.
Hi sujinator
Ravileen provided a very good summary of the Copilot options here: Copilot Products: Breakdown - Microsoft Community Hub
The paid version, Copilot for Microsoft 365, did have a minimum 300 users but this was removed on Jan 15 and organisations of any size can now purchase it.
Not sure about a trial, but it's a great idea.
- +1
- We have 12 users and having the ability to see this action with our own data will be helpful when I go back and talk about the value for us.
