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Question

What is the license cost for minimum fabric capacity with co-pilot usage in Power platform

Answer 1

Hi  @Jay M Nannapanen

Thank you for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum 

Regarding your issue, may I kindly ask a question to help understand it better: 

• When you say, “Copilot usage in Power Platform”, are you referring to Copilot in Microsoft Fabric / Power BI, or Copilot Studio (Power Platform agents)? 

The licensing and pricing are different, so I’ll outline both below. 

If you mean Copilot in Microsoft Fabric / Power BI 

Copilot for Fabric and Power BI requires a paid Microsoft Fabric capacity and the minimum supported capacity is F2. 

Fabric capacities are purchased through Azure, and pricing depends on region and currency. Microsoft publishes the official pricing on the Azure pricing site: Microsoft Fabric pricing

If you mean Power Platform Copilot (Copilot Studio) 

If you’re referring to Copilot Studio (used for building and running agents in the Power Platform) 

• Fabric capacity is not required 
• Usage is licensed through Copilot Credits, not Fabric SKUs 

Microsoft documents Copilot Studio pricing and credit‑based usage separately from Fabric capacity: Microsoft agent usage estimator

Billing rates and management

Copilot Studio has its own pricing model, published separately by Microsoft: Flexible Copilot plans for every organization

Hope to hear back from you soon. 

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Answer 2

To use Copilot in the Power Platform with Fabric capacity, you need to have access to a paid Fabric capacity. The minimum Fabric capacity that supports Copilot usage must be at least an F2 or P1 SKU. However, the specific licensing cost for the minimum Fabric capacity is not detailed in the provided context.

Additionally, Copilot in Fabric does not require additional per-user or per-capacity licenses; it consumes from your available Fabric capacity units (CUs). The consumption rate is based on the number of tokens in your inputs and outputs when using Copilot across various experiences in Fabric.

For further details on managing and understanding Copilot consumption, you may refer to the relevant documentation.