Developer tools
GitHub pricing and price changes
GitHub has 3 plans, including a free one, with paid plans from $4 USD per user/month. We read their pricing page every day and log every plan or price change. Last checked Oct 18, 2026.
Current GitHub plans
| Plan | Price | What sets it apart |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 USD per month | Unlimited public/private repositories |
| Team | $4 USD per user/month$21 USD per user/month billed annually | Access to GitHub Codespaces |
| Enterprise | $21 USD per user/month | Data residency |
As shown on GitHub's pricing page on Oct 18, 2026. Prices can vary by region, seat count and billing period, so check the source before you buy.
GitHub price change history
No plan or price changes since we started tracking GitHub on October 18, 2026. When one happens, it shows up here with the date and the before and after.
How we track GitHub pricing
WebMonitor reads GitHub's public pricing page once a day and lists its plans. A change is only recorded when two readings on consecutive days agree, so a page glitch or a short-lived test does not show up as a price change. The dates above are the first day we saw the new price. The same tracking is available for your own market through competitor monitoring, which also covers changelog, blog and careers pages.
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