What is the difference between Copilot Pro and Copilot 365?

Okay, so Copilot Pro versus Copilot 365… Honestly, the whole thing is a mess, isn’t it? I’m still trying to wrap my head around it all. I think I get the basic idea: Pro is for, like, my freelance writing gigs and tinkering with personal coding projects – you know, the fun stuff. 365 is the big brother, all corporate and serious, aimed at businesses. Makes sense, right? But then there’s Copilot Studio… that thing is a whole other beast.

It feels like they’re holding back all the good stuff, the really powerful features, you know? Like, they’re dangling this amazing, super-customizable carrot in front of companies with deep pockets, while us regular folks get… well, the slightly less shiny version. It’s frustrating, isn’t it? I mean, I remember trying to use Pro for a really ambitious personal project, a website for my friend’s bakery, and it just… sputtered. It felt so limited compared to what I’d heard about Studio.

Seriously, I saw a demo of Studio, where this guy was building, like, an entire interactive story using Copilot, and the level of customization was insane! I’m talking branching narratives, dynamic character interactions… the works! My little Pro version can barely handle generating a decent blog post without getting stuck. It’s such a huge disparity, it almost feels unfair. I wish they’d give us home users a little more oomph! Maybe I’m just being greedy, but a girl can dream, can’t she?