Last checked Oct 28, 2026 on the official pricing page. Re-checked every 48 hours.
GitHub pricing
Quick answer: GitHub costs $4 to $21 per seat per month in the US, at the best billing option shown. It has a free plan. Checked Oct 28, 2026 on the official pricing page.
Code hosting and collaboration for software teams.
Team
- 3,000 Actions minutes/month
- Required reviewers, code owners
- 2 GB Packages
Enterprise
- SAML SSO, SCIM
- 50,000 Actions minutes/month
- Data residency
Costs that are not on the plan card
Actions and storage overage billed beyond included amounts
Codespaces compute from $0.18/hr
Notes from the pricing page
Prices marked 'for the first 12 months*'; footnote and later price not readable
Enterprise listed as 'starting at'
Monthly vs annual billing not stated
Questions teams ask
How much does GitHub cost?
GitHub costs $4 to $21 per seat per month in the US, at the best billing option shown. It has a free plan. Checked Oct 28, 2026 on the official pricing page.
Is there a free version of GitHub?
Yes. Free: unlimited repos, 2,000 Actions minutes/month, 500 MB Packages.
Is GitHub cheaper on annual billing?
The vendor does not show a separate annual discount for these plans on its US pricing page.
What does GitHub cost for a 10-person team?
On Enterprise, a 10-person team pays about $2,520 in the first year at the best billing option, including any required onboarding fee.
Does GitHub have hidden costs?
Actions and storage overage billed beyond included amounts. Codespaces compute from $0.18/hr.