What you can do with it
Microsoft's consumer Copilot answers general questions and helps with writing, brainstorming, and summaries directly in a browser. You can begin without signing in, then use a personal account for features such as saved conversations and longer interactions. This consumer service is separate from paid Copilot features inside Microsoft 365 applications.
What’s included for free
Microsoft explicitly offers Copilot at no cost, subject to capacity and limits. Basic access does not require signing in; an account unlocks history and additional features.
Free tiers can restrict usage or features. Paid upgrades are separate.
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Free accessQwen
Alibaba's official browser assistant gives you direct access to the Qwen model family for questions, reasoning, drafting, and learning. Its broader Qwen Studio experience also supports creative and collaborative work. This is a useful first stop for trying Qwen without setting up an API or running models locally.
Free accessDeepSeek
DeepSeek's official chat service makes its own model family accessible through a familiar question-and-answer interface. It is suited to explanations, brainstorming, mathematical reasoning, and working with text. The official consumer experience includes web search, a deeper-thinking option, and file text extraction, with history available across devices.
Free planChatGPT
OpenAI's general-purpose assistant combines conversation with web search, document and image understanding, and learning support. You can use it to explain unfamiliar concepts, revise text, plan projects, or ask questions about uploaded material. The free plan provides a practical introduction, with limits on heavier tools and advanced model usage.