GitHub pricing history
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Last checked: 20 Aug 2026 · checked daily
What is GitHub?
GitHub is a version control and collaboration platform used by development teams to host, review, and manage code repositories. The service uses a per-user monthly pricing model with three tiers: a free tier for individual developers and small projects, a Team tier for collaborative development, and an Enterprise tier for large organizations with advanced security and administration features.
Current pricing — as of 20 Aug 2026
Free
$0.00
per user/month
Team
$4.00
per user/month
Enterprise
$21.00
per user/month
Price change history
Frequently asked questions about GitHub pricing
How much does GitHub cost?
GitHub lists 3 pricing tiers on its pricing page: Free, Team, Enterprise. Paid pricing starts at $4.00 (per user/month) on the Team plan, as of 20 Aug 2026.
Does GitHub have a free plan?
Yes — GitHub currently lists a free tier on its pricing page, alongside its paid plans.
When did GitHub last change its pricing?
We haven't recorded a GitHub price change since we began tracking. We check the pricing page daily, so any future change will appear in the history on this page.
How can I get notified when GitHub changes its pricing?
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