Last verified: November 9, 2026 against the official GitHub pricing page. Tracking since August 17, 2026.
GitHub Pricing Plans
| Plan | Monthly | Annual (per month) | Notes & key limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | Free | forever — Unlimited public/private repositories, 2,000 CI/CD minutes, 500MB Packages storage |
| Team | $4 | — | per user/month, $4 for the first 12 months — Advanced collaboration, 3,000 CI/CD minutes, 2GB Packages storage, Web-based support |
| Enterprise | $21 | — | per user/month, $21 for the first 12 months, contact sales for full pricing — Security, compliance, flexible deployment, 50,000 CI/CD minutes, 50GB Packages storage |
Prices in USD. “Annual” is the per-month price when billed yearly. “—” means the price is not published (custom quote or not shown on the official page).
Price Change History
No pricing changes detected since we began tracking on August 17, 2026. When GitHub changes any plan price, it will be recorded here with the date we detected it.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does GitHub cost in November 2026?
GitHub paid plans range from $4 to $21 per user, per month, plus a free plan. Verified against the official GitHub pricing page on November 9, 2026.
Does GitHub have a free plan?
Yes — GitHub offers a free plan; paid plans start at $4 per user, per month. Verified on November 9, 2026.
When did GitHub last change its pricing?
No pricing changes have been detected since tracking began on August 17, 2026. Our monitor checks the official page weekly.
How is this pricing data verified?
An automated monitor reads the official GitHub pricing page every week; any change is confirmed with independent re-reads before being recorded. No prices are estimated or copied from third-party sources.
How We Track GitHub Pricing
Our automated monitor checks the official GitHub pricing page every week and records the published prices. When a price changes, the change is verified with a second independent read before being logged above. We do not estimate, average, or reconstruct prices from third-party sources — every number on this page was read directly from GitHub’s own pricing page on the date shown.