Microsoft 365 Premium with Copilot via Microsoft trial
At the end: Auto-bills $199.99/yr (US) after 1 month
Microsoft 365 Premium free for 1 month, then $199.99/year in the US unless you cancel.
verified Oct 17, 2026 against microsoft.com · 2 changes logged
The facts
- Who
- New subscribers
- Where
- Worldwide
- Through
- Microsoft trial · free trial
- Plan
- Microsoft 365 Premium
- How long
- 1 month from the day you claim it.
- Card
- Unknown: the official terms don't say
- Price after
- $199.99/year in the US
How to claim
where microsoft.com/microsoft-365/try-premium → Start your free trial
- Go to microsoft.com/microsoft-365/try-premium, or choose Try free for 1 month under Microsoft 365 Premium on microsoft.com/microsoft-365/try.
- Select Start your free trial and sign in with, or create, a personal Microsoft account.
- Complete checkout. Microsoft says the trial then renews at $199.99/year unless you cancel.
- Set a reminder: Microsoft says you can cancel within 30 days of signing up and you won't be charged, at account.microsoft.com/services.
steps from microsoft.com
At the end
Auto-bills $199.99/yr (US) after 1 month
When the free period ends, it renews at $199.99/year in the US unless you cancel first.
Microsoft's trial help page: "If you don't see a Cancel link, and you see Paid with and None, your trial will end on the Expires on date." So a trial with no payment method on file ends instead of renewing.
Enter the day you claimed it to see when the 1-month free period ends.
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Cancel guide: when you'll be charged, and the steps for each platform
How to cancel
Web (Microsoft account)
- Sign in at account.microsoft.com/services with the Microsoft account used for the trial.
- Under your Microsoft 365 subscription, look for a Cancel link or the Expires on date.
- Select Cancel and follow the prompts (or select Manage > Turn off recurring billing > I don't want my subscription).
- If you see Turn on recurring billing (or Paid with: None) instead, billing is already off; the trial ends on the Expires on date and you won't be charged.
iPhone / iPad / Mac (App Store)
- Microsoft can't cancel App Store purchases; cancel in your Apple subscription settings or contact Apple support.
Android (Google Play)
- Microsoft can't cancel Google Play purchases; cancel in Google Play subscriptions or contact Google Play support.
Microsoft: "You can cancel your Microsoft 365 trial within 30 days of signing up, and you won't be charged." After the trial, "Office will run in View Only mode" (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/accounts-billing/subscriptions/cancel-your-free-trial-of-microsoft-365). If already charged: "you may receive a refund within 30 days of your initial purchase or before your first recurring billing date"; for Premium in the US/UK, "To receive a prorated refund, cancel within 14 days of initial purchase." (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/accounts-billing/subscriptions/microsoft-subscription-refund-policy). Store purchases are refunded by Apple or Google Play.
Questions
- Who can get Microsoft 365 Premium through Microsoft trial?
- New subscribers. Available in: Worldwide.
- How long does it last?
- 1 month from the day you claim it.
- Will I be charged when it ends?
- Yes, unless you cancel. When the free period ends, the subscription renews as a paid plan at $199.99/year in the US. Microsoft's trial help page: "If you don't see a Cancel link, and you see Paid with and None, your trial will end on the Expires on date." So a trial with no payment method on file ends instead of renewing.
- Do I need a card to claim it?
- Unknown: the official terms don't say.
- How do I claim it?
- microsoft.com/microsoft-365/try-premium → Start your free trial. Step-by-step instructions are on this page.
- How do I cancel?
- Cancel where you are billed: Web (Microsoft account); iPhone / iPad / Mac (App Store); Android (Google Play). Step-by-step instructions for each are on this page.
Sources
- microsoft.com official
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- support.microsoft.com official
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confirmed from an official source on Oct 17, 2026 · record updated Oct 19, 2026