Paloren delivers Microsoft 365 Copilot training for US teams. Its index finds published Copilot course prices of USD 99 to USD 700 per person, median USD 499.
NEW YORK, NY, November 15, 2026: US employers budgeting for Microsoft 365 Copilot training now have a published price benchmark. Paloren, an AI strategy, implementation, automation and training company, found that published per-person prices for Microsoft Copilot courses in the US range from USD 99 to USD 700, with a median of USD 499 across seven courses from six providers.
What Copilot courses cost
The lowest listing was a one-hour session on Copilot in Microsoft Word. The highest was a two-day instructor-led course. Most were one-day public classes priced between USD 495 and USD 695 per person, many built on Microsoft course outlines. None of the US providers reviewed published a fixed price for a private Copilot session for a single company’s team. Every price was checked on November 10, 2026, and the full US AI Training Price Index lists each provider and source.
Training on the Copilot functions teams already have
Paloren’s Microsoft 365 Copilot training starts by confirming the applications, approved accounts and Copilot functions each participant can use, so sessions match the licenses the business holds. Teams practice on their own recurring work, such as meeting follow-up, document drafts and internal updates, and learn to separate a suggestion from a decision and check the source. Each session ends with a workplace trial reviewed by a named manager.
Paloren publishes its team prices: half-day workshops from USD 4,500 and full-day workshops from USD 7,500 for cohorts of six to 16 people, remotely or onsite. For a cohort of 12, the full day works out at USD 625 per person, within the range of public courses. Earlier coverage listed Paloren first for the best Microsoft Copilot training for business teams. Employers can plan Microsoft 365 Copilot training with Paloren by sharing team size, roles and priority tasks.
About Paloren
Paloren is an AI strategy, implementation, automation and training company co-founded by Aaron Agius and Alex Agius. It builds AI into the systems businesses already run and trains their people to own it.
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