Microsoft launches a 30-day Microsoft 365 Copilot Trial – Limited Time Offer

Microsoft has introduced Copilot in 30 - a new trial giving eligible organisations access to Microsoft 365 Copilot Business for 30 days.

Alex Franklin

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Head of Modern Work

Posted on: August 11, 2026

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Last updated: August 19, 2026

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5 min read

Alex Franklin

|

Head of Modern Work

Posted on: August 11, 2026

|

Last updated: August 19, 2026

Read time: 5 minutes

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Many organisations we speak with, SMBs in particular, are still on the fence about Microsoft 365 Copilot. IT admins are aware that staff are using AI but don’t want to commit to a paid Copilot licence without a solid business case and justification for the cost. Microsoft has introduced a low-risk way for SMBs to experiment with Copilot: Copilot in 30 – a new trial giving eligible* organisations access to Microsoft 365 Copilot Business for 30 days.

Important note: As a Copilot Jumpstart Ready Tier Partner, we’re uniquely positioned to offer honest guidance on this trial. We strongly advise against simply enabling the trial and leaving users to explore Copilot on their own. Unstructured trials will only surface usage metrics rather than real business value. More often we see organisations enable Copilot, test a few basic prompts, and completely miss the true productivity gains that this technology offers. We recommend a managed approach guided by a partner like Intelogy that concludes with a comprehensive closeout survey, a business case and pilot deployment plan.

In some Microsoft documentation we have spotted that this is likely to be a limited time offer, however it’s not clear when exactly the offer will expire.

Intelogy is a CSP that can offer this Copilot trial to eligible customers.

What does the Copilot in 30 trial include?

The trial includes:

  • 30-day trial of Microsoft 365 Copilot
  • 25 seats

*Is my organisation eligible for the Copilot in 30 trial?

To be eligible for this trial, you can’t currently hold any paid Copilot licences or have previously had a trial licence. You also need to already use Microsoft 365 Business Basic, Business Standard or Business Premium. Enterprise licences such as Microsoft 365 E3 and Office 365 E3 are excluded.

If you have under 300 seats, now could be a time to consider Business Premium, which delivers excellent value and a comprehensive feature set for SMBs.

How can we get started?

If you want to see if your organisation is eligible for the trial and you would like to discuss your options, you can contact us directly.

Intelogy has several Copilot programmes that can cater for your trial, depending on your needs and preferred approach. We can enable your trial but also provide a managed engagement that will ensure you are in a good position to make a data-driven decision on purchasing and broader deployment.

Trial details

  • Trials can be transacted and provisioned via a CSP like Intelogy
  • Trials have a fixed quantity and duration, no extensions or quantity changes are permitted
  • One trial available per customer
  • Auto-renews to paid subscription by default (25 seats, annual or month billing via direct debit). We can change the auto-renew seat quantity, billing term and billing frequency
  • 7-day cancellation window applies

Last updated 19 Aug 2026

About the Author: Alex Franklin

Alex Franklin
I work with organisations to adopt modern workplace practices through the implementation of new technologies, strategies and cultural change. Primarily focusing on the Microsoft 365 suite, I have a successful track record of enabling organisations to embrace modern working and create new, collaborative and engaging environments in which they work together successfully every day.

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