Microsoft Copilot vs Felo: pricing and free tier side by side

Microsoft Copilot vs Felo

Amo and Pimi: Which one to choose between these two

Pimi

Before we start, I'd like to point out that Microsoft Copilot and Felo are quite different. Copilot focuses on Office integration, while Felo emphasizes Traditional Chinese AI search. Comparing them side by side might feel a bit odd, but we can still discuss their pricing structures.

Amo

Let's start with the price: Felo Pro is only US$14.99/month, while Copilot requires Microsoft 365 Premium at US$19.99/month to access its advanced features, which is US$5/month more expensive.

Pimi

The free tier of Felo also offers a bit more: the free version of Felo has around 5 additional Pro searches (200 points/day) and 3 file analyses daily, while the free version of Copilot only includes basic text conversation, with advanced features requiring payment.

Amo

Let's not overstate it. Copilot has an advantage in that if you're already paying for Microsoft 365 Personal (US$9.99/month) or Family (US$12.99/month), basic Copilot functions are already included, so you don't need to subscribe to it separately.

Pimi

In this aspect, Felo is indeed inferior, as it doesn't have an office software ecosystem, but rather a simple AI search engine. However, its Traditional Chinese localization is detailed, and the experience of searching for data is more tailored to Taiwanese users.

Amo

Purely on cost, I'd side with Felo here — if you just want Chinese AI search for research, Felo's US$149.99/year (about US$12.5/month) is quite a bit cheaper than a full year of Copilot Premium at US$199.99 — much better value.

Pimi

However, if the demand changes, the answer will be reversed: if you want "opening Word and having AI help with writing reports" kind of office integration, Felo can't do that, so it still depends on whether you originally have an M365 subscription and decide if you want to pay extra for Copilot Premium.

So the conclusion is

Microsoft Copilot and Felo have different positioning: Copilot's strength lies in its deep integration with Windows/Office, with basic conversation functions available for free on the web version, and advanced features (Researcher/Analyst agents, AI image generation) requiring a Microsoft 365 Premium subscription at US$19.99/month (or US$199.99/year, confirmed on the official Microsoft website at microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/copilotpro). If you already subscribe to M365 Personal (US$9.99/month) or Family (US$12.99/month), you will have access to basic Copilot functions. Felo, on the other hand, is a localized AI search engine in Traditional Chinese, with a free version offering around 5 Pro searches (200 points) and 3 file analyses per day, and a paid Pro version at US$14.99/month (or US$149.99/year, approximately US$12.5/month, confirmed on the official Felo website at felo.ai/pricing). While Felo appears to be cheaper in terms of pricing, the two products cater to different needs, and for users without Office ecosystem requirements, Felo offers a higher cost-performance ratio.

本則評論查證於 2026-08-08 22:30 （14 天前） ，價格與額度以官方最新公告為準。

They also argued about these things on another page.

• Felo vs Vibe-Trading
• Claude vs Microsoft Copilot
• Felo vs Livedocs
• Felo vs Monica
• Comet vs Microsoft Copilot

Microsoft Copilot and Felo are both Chatbots tools. Pricing, free tiers and language support compared below.

Full paid plans compared

Microsoft Copilot

Felo

Which one should you pick?

Both offer a free plan. Compare paid tiers against your needs.

On entry price, Felo starts at US$16.67 / mo, cheaper than Microsoft Copilot (US$19.99 / mo).

FAQ

Is there a free version of Microsoft Copilot?

Yes. The web version offers basic text conversation for free; advanced features such as Copilot Chat, Researcher/Analyst agents, and image generation in Office require Microsoft 365 Premium (US$19.99/month) or an M365 subscription.

How much does Microsoft Copilot cost?

The cheapest is the plan from Microsoft Copilot named Microsoft 365 Premium, at about US$19.99 / mo.

Does Microsoft Copilot support Chinese?

Microsoft Copilot offers full Chinese interface support.

Is there a free version of Felo?

Yes. The free version has unlimited basic search, and approximately 5 Pro searches per day (200 points per day, resets at midnight), as well as a daily quota of 3 file analyses (confirmed on the official website on 2026-07-30); the paid Pro plan, after using up 15,000 points per period, can still enjoy up to 300 Pro searches per day (confirmed on 2026-07-26: the latest blog post on the official website states 300 times, while the FAQ page states 100 times, which is outdated and not updated).

How much does Felo cost?

The cheapest is the plan from Felo named Pro, at about US$16.67 / mo.

Does Felo support Chinese?

Felo offers full Chinese interface support.