Nossy vs Microsoft Copilot

What Microsoft Copilot is for

Microsoft Copilot is the assistant inside Windows, Bing, Word, Excel, Outlook, and Teams. For a company that already pays for Microsoft 365, it drafts in the files the team already has open. That is a real job, and Nossy does not try to do it.

Where it breaks in a chat-run shop

The shop is not in Teams

A beachhead cafe runs on LINE or Telegram. Copilot’s best work happens in Outlook and Excel. Those are not the apps on the counter.

Per-seat cost for people who will never log in

Microsoft 365 Copilot is priced per person. The people who log deliveries are not going to get a seat. The owner might. The gap in the record stays.

Excel help is not a shared operations log

Copilot can write formulas. It does not sit in the group, take a receipt photo, and leave a row the morning shift can query.

What Nossy does instead

One price per business. The whole team talks to Nossy in the chat they already open. Rows land in a Google Sheet the owner owns. Copilot can stay on the laptop for the Office work.

Microsoft Copilot facts on this page were checked against its public documentation on August 13, 2026.

https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-copilot · https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365-copilot

What Nossy does not do

• Nossy works in LINE, Telegram, and WhatsApp direct chats. WhatsApp group chats and iMessage are coming soon.
• Nossy does not connect to your other software yet. Tool connections are coming soon.
• Nossy never messages your customers. It works inside your team's own chat, and it nudges your own people.
• Nossy does not replace a POS, a payment system, or accounting software.
• Nossy reads a spreadsheet you already have once, during setup, and only if you share it as anyone with the link. Day to day it sees the files it created or was sent in chat, so a file you drop into the Drive folder by hand stays invisible to it.
• The report pages Nossy builds are public links that last about a day. The workbook in your Drive is the durable record.
• Copilot is built into Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams, and Windows, and it is far better at those files than Nossy. If the business already runs on Microsoft 365, keep Copilot for that work.
• Copilot is available the moment a Microsoft account is signed in, including a consumer tier. Nossy needs a setup interview and a connected chat, and during beta it onboards by call.

Pricing

• Plus is $20 a month with 4,000 credits. Pro is $40 with 8,000. Max is $100 with 20,000.
• One price per business. Your whole team chats with Nossy at no extra cost, because there are no seats.
• Credits measure the work Nossy does. $1 buys 200 credits. Plan credits reset monthly, top-up credits do not expire.
• There is no free plan. Nossy is in beta and we onboard teams by call.

Common questions

Can Nossy replace Microsoft Copilot?

No. Copilot is for Microsoft's documents, mail, and meetings. Nossy is for operations in the chat the shop already uses. They are different rooms.

Will my staff actually use it?

Staff on a shop floor rarely have a Microsoft 365 seat. They have the group chat. Nossy joins that, with no extra login.

What does it cost compared to Copilot?

Consumer Copilot has a free tier, and Microsoft 365 Copilot is a paid add-on per seat (as of 2026-08, see microsoft.com/microsoft-365-copilot). Nossy is $20, $40, or $100 a month per business, not per person.

What happens to my data if I stop?

The Nossy workbook stays in your Google Drive. Copilot does not touch it. Microsoft files stay in Microsoft.