Microsoft Edge Copilot Mode: Pricing, Features & Alternatives (2026)
Copilot built into Microsoft Edge.
Overview
Copilot in Microsoft Edge uses open tabs to compare, summarize, and draft, and can group browsing into Journeys on the new tab page. Microsoft says Copilot helps when you ask, and that optional context, video highlights, and memory stay under user control.
Pricing
- Pricing from
- Not published
- Price model
- Subscription
- Free tier
- Yes
- Trial
- No
The Edge page says Copilot in Edge has a higher free usage allowance than some other Copilot surfaces. When a limit is hit, the user can wait or buy a Microsoft 365 subscription for higher chat, create, and agent limits. No dollar price is on the page. Last checked 5 October 2026.
Features
- A person drives. The product drafts, searches, or suggests inside a workflow you already run.
- Integrations: Microsoft 365, Word, Excel, Outlook, OneDrive.
- Not sold as one named foundation model on the pages we opened.
Autonomy: Copilot. Team size: Solo, Small team, Mid-market.
Pros
- Free tier available. Starting price: Not published.
- Connects to Microsoft 365, Word, Excel, Outlook.
- People already in Edge who want tab-aware help without installing another browser.
Cons
- No public self-serve price.
- A person still runs the work.
Who it is for
People already in Edge who want tab-aware help without installing another browser.
Alternatives
Other products that appear in the same categories.
- Browser Use$0.02/hour
- BrowserbaseFree, then $20/month
- ChatGPT AtlasNot published
- Dia$20/month
- FellouNot published
Sources
Where it ranks
- Best AI Browsers#4 of 9