Bulk purchasers of the company's AI assistant will see price reductions starting in October. Organizations buying 1,000 or more seats will receive roughly 30% off, while those buying 10,000 or more seats will get discounts of 50% for a service that currently starts at $30 per user per month, The Information reported. Microsoft is implementing these changes to accelerate broader adoption of the tool across the corporate sector.

The company is also launching a revamped 'super app' as soon as this week that merges AI coding tools and OpenClaw-style agent capabilities into one interface. Some of these new functions will carry usage-based charges, which allows Microsoft to lower the base entry price while increasing total revenue as customers rely more heavily on the AI.