SOLVED: Is ChatGPT Plus Better than Copilot Pro? What is Grok? GPT’s Compared

UPDATED: Feb 3 2025

In 2025 the world of so called Generative AI is fast changing and very confusing to most people. There are new products seemingly every day and they many of them have similar names. Some are from companies we all know and some are from startups. Some are free, some provide corporate security, and some don’t.

Google Gemini vs ChatGPT Free vs ChatGPT Plus vs Copilot vs Copilot Pro vs Copilot for Microsoft 365 vs Grok vs SuperGrokGoogle Gemini vs ChatGPT Free vs ChatGPT Plus vs Copilot vs Copilot Pro vs Copilot for Microsoft 365 vs Grok vs SuperGrok

By the way, we are often asked “What is Corporate Security with AI Chatbots?” Most users, IT staff and corporate executives are unaware that the questions you ask and files / data you upload, WILL BE USED TO TRAIN THE AI MODEL so your data can end up being displayed as part of someone else’s answer. That is not funny if you had AI analyze your payroll, racial stats, next generation technology!

To clear up many of our customers questions, we developed this simple to understand table that explains the differences between the most popular Generative AI GPT’s (Generative Pre-trained Transformer):

There is A LOT of information here so you will likely find our PDF VERSION HERE, much easy to read.


FeatureChatGPT FreeChatGPT PlusCopilotCopilot ProCopilot for M365 ** SuperGrokGemini FreeGemini Paid
CompanyOpenAIOpenAIMicrosoftMicrosoftMicrosoftX.AI SuperGrokGoogleGoogle
PriceFree$20.00/mFree$20.00/m$27.50 – $39.00/m$30.00/m Free$25.00/m
Preferred AccessNoLimitedNon-peak timesPeak timesEnterprise-gradePriorityLimitedPriority
AI ModelsGPT-3.5GPT-4, GPT-4 TurboAdvanced AIMost advanced AI modelsIntegrated with M365 appsGrok 3Gemini Basic AIGemini Advanced AI
Experimental FeaturesNoYesNoYesNoYesYesYes
Image CreationNo200 images/day15 images/day100 images/dayVaries by planUnlimited20 images/day150 images/day
PlatformsWeb, MobileWeb, MobileWeb, MobileWeb, Mobile, Windows, EdgeWeb, Mobile, DesktopWeb, MobileWeb, MobileWeb, Mobile, Desktop
M365 IntegrationNoNoLimited (Designer)Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNoteFull Integration (Teams, Word, Excel, etc.)NoNoLimited (Designer, Word, Excel)
AI CreditsNoNoLimited (Designer)mly AI creditsVaries by planNoLimitedmly AI credits
Enhanced Prod ToolsBasicBasicNoAdvanced in M365 appsComprehensive in M365 appsNoBasicAdvanced
File AnalysisYes (various types)Yes (various types)LimitedYesComprehensiveYesYesComprehensive
Enterprise SecurityNoNoNoNoYesNoNoYes
Custom GPTsNoYesNoNoNoNoYesYes
Copilot ChatYesYesLimitedYesYesYesYesYes
Copilot in WordNoNoNoCreate drafts, rewrite, edit, summarizeCreate drafts, rewrite, edit, summarizeNoLimitedCreate drafts, edit, summarize
Copilot in ExcelNoNoNoGenerate formulas, analyze data, add visualsGenerate formulas, analyze data, add visualsNoLimitedAnalyze data, generate visuals
Copilot in PowerPointNoNoNoGenerate outlines, design slides, summarize presentationsGenerate outlines, design slides, summarize presentationsNoNoGenerate outlines, design slides
Copilot in OutlookNoNoNoDraft emails, suggest replies, summarize threadsDraft emails, suggest replies, summarize threadsNoNoDraft emails, summarize threads
Copilot in OneNoteNoNoNoSummarize notes, create to-do lists, event planningSummarize notes, create to-do lists, event planningNoNoCreate to-do lists, event planning
Collaboration FeaturesNoNoNoLimitedComprehensive with organizational graphsNoLimitedComprehensive
AI-Powered SuggestionsNoNoLimitedComprehensiveComprehensiveYesLimitedComprehensive
Document Length Limitsn/an/an/a* Up to 20 pages or 15,000 words for optimal performanceUp to 80,000 words for summaries, 7,500 words for questions, 3,000 words for rewritesUp to 128,000 tokensn/aUp to 10,000 words for questions

* When using Copilot Pro to analyze a document larger than 20 pages, such as a 55-page document with 60,000 words, there are some practical limitations to consider:

  1. Focus on the Beginning: Copilot Pro tends to focus on the beginning of the document for summaries and might not analyze the entire file if it’s very large. It works best with shorter documents, aiming for under 20 pages or roughly 15,000 words for optimal performance
  2. Partial Analysis: For longer documents, Copilot Pro might only analyze the first part of the document. This means it could provide a summary based on the initial sections and might not cover the entire content
  3. Document Length Limits: While there isn’t an officially documented file size limit for Copilot Pro, practical guidelines suggest keeping the total of all referenced content to around 80,000 words or less for effective performance. For specific tasks like summarizing, asking questions, or rewriting, different word limits apply
  4. Upload Limits: For licensed users, the upload limit is increased to 10 MB per file, with a total daily upload limit of 2 GB

If you need to analyze a larger document, you might consider breaking it into smaller sections and analyzing each part separately. This approach can help ensure that Copilot Pro provides a more comprehensive summary and analysis.

** From our testing, we do not like Grok or SuperGrok. We removed Grok Free to make the table more readable and because there are only a few notable notable differences between Grok and SuperGrok:

  1. Pricing:
    • Grok: Free (limited time) or $50 per month for the Premium+ plan
    • SuperGrok: $30 per month or $300 per year, and it is an additional subscription that must be purchased alongside Premium+ for full access to advanced features
  2. Access to Features:
    • Grok: Basic functionalities with access to some of the AI’s capabilities
    • SuperGrok: Unlock a few features such as “enhanced reasoning” and DeepSearch for comprehensive internet
  3. Graphic Creation:
    • Grok: Limted to 4 per day
    • SuperGrok: Unlimited

Published by
Ian Matthews