Frosty vs Microsoft Copilot

Frosty vs Microsoft Copilot: meetings and voice for any team, without the setup.

If your company runs on Microsoft 365, Copilot is already in your apps, and its Teams meeting agent is strong. Frosty is for teams that want a coworker they can talk to and meet with from any group chat, connected to the tools they already use, without licenses to assign or agents to build.

FrostyMicrosoft Copilot
MeetingsAnyone who can post in a group chat starts a meeting, and Frosty is on the call.Facilitator joins scheduled Teams meetings, not instant meetings or Teams calls, and adding it needs a Copilot license.
In the meetingFrosty is on the call, knows who is speaking and starts work when asked. Results land in the chat.Facilitator keeps live notes the participants can see and answers questions in the meeting chat.
Who sees whatOn a call it says aloud only what everyone there may see, and sends anything private to the asker.Channel Agent skips files a person cannot open, and asks before sharing an answer others cannot see. It cannot open files shared in meetings or group chats.
Building an agentDescribe the work in a chat or a meeting, and Frosty sets up the automation.Copilot Studio builds agents with natural language or a graphical builder.
Runs on its ownAutomations on a schedule, and by default anything that sends waits for your yes.Event triggers act on their own, following only their author's design and instructions.
Its own computerIts own cloud computer and browser, out of the box.Computer use in Copilot Studio, for agents a maker builds.
Fair is fair

When Microsoft Copilot is the better choice

If your company already runs on Microsoft 365 and Teams, Copilot is in Outlook, Word, Excel and your Teams meetings, with Microsoft's security and compliance behind it, and its connector ecosystem is very large. Frosty earns its place when a team wants one coworker it can talk to and meet with today, across the tools it already uses, set up by people who are not technical.

Questions

Before you switch.

Does Frosty join Teams meetings?

No. Frosty's meetings happen in its own group chats. If a note-taker app records your Teams calls, connect it and Frosty can read the finished meetings.

Do we need a license per person?

No. Frosty runs on credits from one shared balance, so there are no seats to assign.

Can Frosty work in our Microsoft apps?

Yes. Frosty connects to 3,000+ apps, including Outlook, and makes a direct API call where there is no ready-made action.

How do you know what Copilot does?

Every line about Microsoft Copilot on this page comes from Microsoft's own pages, checked on 25 October 2026. The sources are listed below. Products change, so we check again every 90 days.

Sources

Where every Microsoft Copilot line comes from.

Checked on 25 October 2026 against Microsoft Copilot's own pages. Next check by 23 January 2027.

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