Copilot Chat has usage caps, and Microsoft would rather you found them by hitting them

What happened: Microsoft is applying unpublished usage limits to more Copilot Chat features for commercial users without a Microsoft 365 Copilot license. In-progress tasks won't be interrupted, and users get an in-product notice when a limit is reached. Key numbers: Rollout began November 2 for organizations with 2,000 or fewer Microsoft 365 seats, and Why it matters: Microsoft says it doesn't publish the limits because they're subject to change, and administrators can't adjust them. The limit notice includes an upgrade option, which the article frames as a route toward paid add-on sales.

Microsoft is applying unpublished usage limits to more Copilot Chat features for commercial users without a Microsoft 365 Copilot license. In-progress tasks won't be interrupted, and users get an in-product notice when a limit is reached.

Microsoft says it doesn't publish the limits because they're subject to change, and administrators can't adjust them. The limit notice includes an upgrade option, which the article frames as a route toward paid add-on sales.