GitHub Pricing Overview

GitHub at a glance

GitHub has three pricing tiers to serve developers needs whatever the project. Learn more about how GitHub will fit your team or organization.

GitHub has 3 pricing editions, from $0 to $21. A free trial of GitHub is also available. Look at different pricing editions below and see what edition and features meet your budget and needs.

Name	Price	Features
Free for Individuals and Organizations	$0.001 users	Basics for teams and developers Unlimited public/private repositories Unlimited collaborators 2,000 Actions minutes/month (Free for public repositories) 500MB of GitHub Packages storage (Free for public repositories) Community Support New Issues & Projects (in limited beta) Show More
Team	$4.001 users Per Month	Advanced collaboration and support for teams Unlimited public/private repositories Required reviewers 3,000 Actions minutes/month (Free for public repositories) 2GB of GitHub Packages storage (Free for public repositories) Code owners Access to GitHub Codespaces Protected Branches Multiple reviewers in pull requests Draft pull requests Pages and Wikis Web-based support Show More
Enterprise	$21.001 Licenses Per Month	Security, compliance, and flexible deployment for enterprises Everything included in Team SAML single sign-on 50,000 Actions minutes/month (Free for public repositories) 50GB of GitHub Packages storage (Free for public repositories) Advanced auditing Automatic security and version updates GitHub Connect Show More

GitHub pricing & plans

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Pricing information was last updated on October 09, 2024

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GitHub Pricing Reviews

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Thimo B.

CEO

Computer Software

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

6/20/2025

"Indispensable Platform for Modern Software Development"

5/5

What do you like best about GitHub?

GitHub provides an exceptional platform for collaboration, version control, and CI/CD integration. Its clean UI, powerful integrations (especially with GitHub Actions), and support for both individual and team workflows make it a core part of our development process. Features like pull requests with code reviews, branch protection rules, and Discussions make team collaboration efficient and transparent. The recent improvements in Copilot and Codespaces show a strong push toward developer productivity. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about GitHub?

The learning curve for advanced workflows (like Actions or monorepo management) can be a bit steep for newcomers. Occasionally, performance lags during high-traffic times or when viewing large diffs. Also, private repo pricing can get expensive at scale. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Jay Y.

Head of Engineering

Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)

11/27/2024

"Good product until you starts to upgrade to Github Enterprise"

0.5/5

What do you like best about GitHub?

Most of my engineers are already familiar with Github as a version control platform. Customer support is good. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about GitHub?

Github Enterprise sales and pricing is very opaque and arbitrary. In two companies I have engaged with 3 people on their sales team. They can offer discounts from 15%, 40%, up to 60%. You end up with different deals depending on who you engage with. This time, we dealt with an AE Nick, and a Senior Director Karen J. Karen kept offering deals/terms worse than the one from Nick, who is from her own team! And I had to point it to her. It shows how uncoordinated and arbitrary this is. It is very frustrating process to deal. So we stopped our expansion plan on Github (Advanced Security and Github Actions). We may even consider swtiching to Gitlab altogether. There are just so many strong alternatives on this market for security and CI. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is GitHub solving and how is that benefiting you?

1. We use it mostly as a version control system. We are still using Github for this purpose

2. For Github Advanced Security, we tried but the sale demo was lacking, the pricing was not at all competitive, and we stopped after the 1 month trial. We went for a bundled deal with Wiz.io instead, which is a company focused on security and offers a central dashboard for security. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.