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.
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| Free for Individuals and Organizations | $0.001 users | Basics for teams and developers
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| Team | $4.001 users Per Month | Advanced collaboration and support for teams
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| Enterprise | $21.001 Licenses Per Month | Security, compliance, and flexible deployment for enterprises
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GitHub Pricing Reviews
Github is the best software development platform if someone is thinking of developing something in collaboration with a peer or team. Using Github makes it really easy for developers to share code files. The UI is also very eaily understandable for any person who wants to just upload his/her work in repositories. GitHub is also a good place to have discussions about topics related to some project with other members of GitHub. GitHub Actions can be easily and very conveniently used for automation offering CI/CD capabilities. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Although, being an open source software, GitHub is great for small projects, it would have been better if it costed a bit less for private repositories. Due to the budget restraints when dealing with cost of private repositories, many small teams may not be able to use this feature of GitHub. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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.
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.
