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Unlimited public/private repositories
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Automatic security and version updates
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2,000 automation minutes/month
Free for public repositories
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500MB of Packages storage
Free for public repositories
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New Issues & Projects (in limited beta)
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Community support
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Access to GitHub Codespaces
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Protected branches
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Multiple reviewers in pull requests
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Draft pull requests
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Code owners
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Required reviewers
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Pages and Wikis
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3,000 automation minutes/month
Free for public repositories
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2GB of Packages storage
Free for public repositories
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Web-based support
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Discounted first-year pricing is for new yearly customers for up to 100 users
(Contact sales
for pricing for more than 100 users). After first year, billed at $48 per user/year.
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Enterprise Managed Users
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User provisioning through SCIM
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Enterprise Account to centrally manage multiple organizations
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Environment protection rules and secrets
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Audit Log API
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SOC1, SOC2, type 2 reports annually
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FedRAMP Tailored Authority to Operate (ATO)
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SAML single sign-on
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Advanced auditing
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GitHub Connect
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50,000 automation minutes/month
Free for public repositories
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50GB of Packages storage
Free for public repositories
GitHub Advanced Security
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Premium support
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Discounted first-year pricing is for new yearly customers for up to 100 users
(Contact sales
for pricing for more than 100 users). After first year, billed at $252 per user/year.
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“GitHub is the world’s mono repository, so sharing our open source there is natural.”
— Martin Andersen, VP of Engineering, Trustpilot
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“GitHub Advanced Security is there for every pull request and excels compared to other static analysis tools we have used.”
— Dimosthenis Kaponis, CTO, Netdata
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“GitHub keeps us up to speed with the industry’s best tools. We want new hires to know GitHub is in our toolchain—it makes them excited to join us.”
— Spencer Kaiser, Principal Architect of Emerging Tech, American Airlines
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“This collaborative way of building software is unstoppable. It isn’t going away—and GitHub has its place in that. We can make the whole company rethink how they build software.”
— Ingo Sauerzapf, SAP Cloud Development Tools Manager
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“People know what a pull request is because it’s how they contribute to open source projects. We have many developers who are well-versed with GitHub, either for personal development or previous roles. With GitHub Enterprise, no one has to relearn the wheel.”
— Laurent Ploix, Product Manager, Spotify
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“I have seen some truly revolutionary actions happen in communities on GitHub. People are collaborating on code but they’re also having foundational conversations on best practices and how software, as a whole, is built. More and more, GitHub is an internet archive. It’s a deeply social and critical piece of our infrastructure.”
— Michael Glukhovsky, Developer, Stripe
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“When we started talking about code reuse, we felt like we already had the perfect platform in place: GitHub.”
— Timothy Carmean, Software Processes and Tools Supervisor, Ford
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“Using GitHub Enterprise Cloud removes the burden of managing infrastructure, and we don’t need to worry about the availability of our versioning code, source code and versioning tools. It lets us focus on what’s important for our business, and that’s our customers.”
— Victor Gomes, Infosec Tech Manager, Nubank
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