Microsoft 365 with Copilot
Microsoft 365 Personal costs A$159 a year or A$16 a month in Australia, including GST.
- Category
- AI assistants
- Cheapest monthly plan
- $16.00
- Cheapest annual plan
- $159.00
- GST
- Included in all prices shown
- Prices checked on
- Official website
- microsoft.com
Microsoft 365 Family costs A$179 a year or A$18 a month for up to six people, and Premium A$329 a year or A$33 a month. Every plan includes Copilot in the Office apps, with the most usage on Premium. Paying yearly saves A$33 on Personal, A$37 on Family and A$67 on Premium compared with twelve monthly payments.
A storage-only Basic plan with 100 GB is A$2.99 a month in the App Store.
- Company
- Microsoft
- Plans and prices
Plan Billing Price (AUD) Where to buy Note Personal Monthly $16.00 microsoft.com/en-au Same price in the App Store Personal Annual $159.00 microsoft.com/en-au · Family Monthly $18.00 microsoft.com/en-au Up to six people Family Annual $179.00 microsoft.com/en-au · Premium Monthly $33.00 microsoft.com/en-au Extensive Copilot usage Premium Annual $329.00 microsoft.com/en-au · Basic (100 GB) Monthly $2.99 App Store (Australia) Storage only - Before you subscribe
- All three main plans include Copilot in the Office apps; Premium gives the highest Copilot usage. Paying yearly saves A$33 on Personal, A$37 on Family and A$67 on Premium compared with twelve monthly payments.
- Sources
Page URL Microsoft 365 plans compared (Australia) https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/microsoft-365/buy/compare-all-microsoft-365-products Microsoft Copilot in the Australian App Store https://apps.apple.com/au/app/microsoft-copilot/id541164041
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Sources
Prices on these pages come from the Australian App Store, which shows in-app subscriptions in AUD including GST, and from each service’s own Australian website. Every service page lists the pages we used and the date we checked them. Prices change often; the price at checkout is the one that counts.
