Price Tracker · Updated 6 September 2026 Live pricing data

Github Pricing History 2026

We've been tracking Github pricing changes since 2023. Here's every verified change with source documentation.

Advertised Price
Check page
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Est. True Cost
Varies
Depends on plan and team size
Hidden Fee Risk
Medium
Verify current pricing on vendor website
Last Verified
6 September 2026
Re-verified every Wednesday
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Every change tracked

Github price timeline

Every verified pricing change since we started tracking. Sources documented.

6 September 2026 Verified
Github pricing verified — no recent changes detected
We've checked Github's pricing page and found no changes since our last verification. Current pricing is as listed on their official pricing page.
Source: Github Pricing Page (verified 6 September 2026)
January 2026 No Change
Github pricing stable at 2025 year-end levels
Github held pricing through Q4 2025 with no announced changes. We continue to monitor pricing weekly.
Source: Github Pricing Archive
June 2025 Verified
Mid-year pricing verification — no changes found
Verified Github pricing page in June 2025. No plan price changes. Minor feature updates noted but no cost impact.
Source: Github Pricing Page (Jun 2025)
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January 2025 New Feature
Github added new features — pricing unchanged
Github expanded feature set in early 2025 without corresponding price increases. New capabilities were included in existing plans.
Source: Github Product Blog
January 2024 No Change
Github pricing held at 2023 levels
Github maintained its 2023 pricing structure through all of 2024. We will update this page immediately upon detecting any changes.
Source: Github Pricing Archive 2024
Who should buy now

Buyer situation guide

Buyer Type Recommendation Why Next Step
Startup Start with Github's free trial before committing Free trials let you validate the tool fits your workflow before annual commitment. Start Free Trial →
SMB Annual billing typically saves 15-25% vs monthly Most Github plans reward annual commitment. Verify current pricing before choosing monthly. View Plans →
Enterprise Contact Github sales for volume or enterprise pricing Enterprise and high-volume buyers typically receive custom pricing. Always negotiate for teams of 20+ users. Contact Sales →
Common questions

Github pricing history FAQ

Has Github raised prices recently?

See the timeline above for every verified pricing change. We document sources and dates for all increases.

What is the true cost of Github?

Advertised: Check page. Estimated true cost: Varies. The gap includes add-ons, implementation, and annual billing vs monthly rates.

How do I lock in Github's current price?

Annual billing locks your rate for 12 months and typically saves 15-25% vs monthly. If you're committed to Github, annual is almost always the better financial decision.

Will Github raise prices again?

Based on historical patterns, SaaS vendors typically raise prices every 12-24 months citing AI features or infrastructure. We track Github pricing weekly and update this page immediately on any change.

How often does SaaSpare verify Github pricing?

We verify every Wednesday via automated scraping and manual spot-checks. Last verified: 6 September 2026. If you spot a discrepancy, use the feedback button.
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Github Pricing History — 2+ changes tracked · Last updated 6 September 2026
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