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Need help to understand pricing $ for Copilot
- Anonymous2 years ago
Hi aajinkyaa143 ,
Currently, Copilot usage in Power BI is measured by the number of tokens processed. Tokens can be thought of as pieces of words, where approximately 1,000 tokens equate to about 750 words.
Copilot usage billing is effective March 1, 2024, and it is now part of Power BI Premium, which means that using Copilot before that date will not incur additional costs beyond your current Power BI Premium subscription. You can read this document for more information: Copilot consumption - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Given that you have a Premium P1 capacity, your Copilot usage will count against this existing capacity once billing becomes effective. It's also beneficial to monitor your Copilot usage through the Fabric Capacity Metrics app, which displays total capacity usage for Copilot operations under "Copilot in Fabric." This can help you estimate future costs based on your current usage patterns.
Best Regards
Yilong Zhou
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Hi aajinkyaa143 ,
Currently, Copilot usage in Power BI is measured by the number of tokens processed. Tokens can be thought of as pieces of words, where approximately 1,000 tokens equate to about 750 words.
Copilot usage billing is effective March 1, 2024, and it is now part of Power BI Premium, which means that using Copilot before that date will not incur additional costs beyond your current Power BI Premium subscription. You can read this document for more information: Copilot consumption - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Given that you have a Premium P1 capacity, your Copilot usage will count against this existing capacity once billing becomes effective. It's also beneficial to monitor your Copilot usage through the Fabric Capacity Metrics app, which displays total capacity usage for Copilot operations under "Copilot in Fabric." This can help you estimate future costs based on your current usage patterns.
Best Regards
Yilong Zhou
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.