

The question that matters: “In what situation will I regret choosing A over B after 3 months?”
Web search integrated in Teams retrieves current Stripe, AWS, or product documentation without tab switching. Agents paste verified answers directly into tickets.
Native Shopify integration splits return requests from billing disputes into specialist queues, halving misrouted handoffs and cutting resolution time by 75%.
Code Interpreter reads image-based financial statements with OCR accuracy, extracts revenue tables to CSV, and syncs to spreadsheet pivots via Office integration.
Input feature descriptions into PowerPoint's Designer tool. Copilot suggests layouts, icon placements, and priority badges - design review drops from 3 days to 2 hours.
Lyro AI engages checkout visitors with product-fit and shipping questions, handling 70% automatically and capturing contact details for email follow-up campaigns.
Visitor tracking spots high-intent signals like rapid clicking, then triggers proactive chat only where it matters - reducing chat volume noise by 30%.
$20/mo gets you Priority access, Office integration, Faster responses. The sweet spot for professionals who've maxed out the free plan and need Priority access, Office integration.
$30/mo gets you Full Office Copilot, Teams integration, Enterprise features. 50% more than Pro - justified only if you need the extras.
Ideal for individuals or small teams needing basic AI assistant features to get started without cost.
Best for small businesses looking to implement essential AI chat and automation features to improve customer service.
Suitable for growing businesses that require more advanced AI capabilities, integrations, and higher chat volumes.
Designed for large enterprises needing extensive AI assistant features, dedicated support, and advanced analytics for high-volume operations.
Contact sales for custom solutions tailored to very specific, large-scale enterprise requirements and unique integrations.
16 differences found across 36 standardized features
Evaluative strengths and weaknesses: not feature lists