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Microsoft Copilot daily users surge 50% in three months

Microsoft Copilot’s daily active users grew nearly 50 per cent in the three months to September, according to chief executive Satya Nadella.

The figure was more than five times the number recorded a year earlier.

Nadella disclosed the growth during the company’s earnings call on Wednesday.

He reiterated the figure and shared additional details in a thread on X after the call.

Microsoft has integrated Chat, Cowork, Autopilot and Code into what chief executive Satya Nadella described as “one unified experience”, calling it the biggest update to Copilot so far. The Copilot app first introduced coding and Autopilot features in September.

Nadella said user satisfaction increased nearly 20 per cent during the quarter, while the number of customers with more than 50,000 Copilot seats rose eightfold in a year.

Three months earlier, Copilot had about 30 million users.
Fortune described the figure as 30 million paid seats.

Meanwhile, the number of customers paying for Copilot based on usage grew more than 75 per cent during the quarter, Nadella said, according to Fortune’s Sebastian Herrera.

“We announced our biggest update to Copilot to date, bringing together Chat, Cowork, Autopilot, and Code into one unified experience:
Daily users grew nearly 50% QoQ, and more than 5X YoY.
User satisfaction improved nearly 20% QoQ to another all-time high
· Number of customers with more than 50K Copilot seats, up 8X YoY,” he said.

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