Free
$0 / month
$0 per seat / month on annual billing
- 50 agent or chat requests per month
- 2,000 completions per month
- Copilot CLI
Answer first
What matters before you scroll
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Verdict
GitHub Copilot pricing is strongest when buyers want standard coding assistance at scale before paying for deeper agent workflows.
Best for
Organizations that want a more conservative, lower-friction coding rollout across many developers.
Avoid if
You already know the team needs IDE-native agents, stronger workflow customization, or cloud execution depth.
Starting price
$10 /mo
Pricing guide
GitHub Copilot pricing guide
Explain GitHub Copilot pricing for individual and business rollout so teams can see when a cheaper coding seat is good enough.
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Plan snapshot
Published plan snapshot
These rows keep the pricing read anchored to what the vendor currently publishes.
Free tier available · Paid from $10/mo
Pro
$10 / month
$8.33 per seat / month on annual billing
- Coding agent
- Code review
- Claude and Codex on GitHub and VS Code
- 300 premium requests
- Unlimited inline suggestions
Pro+
$39 / month
No annual price published
- Everything in Pro
- 1,500 premium requests
- GitHub Spark
- Higher access for power users
Business
$19 / month
No annual price published
- License and policy management
- IP indemnity
- IDE, CLI, and GitHub Mobile coverage
- Data excluded from training by default
Enterprise
$39 / month
No annual price published
- Everything in Business
- Deeper GitHub.com integration
- Repository indexing and tailored suggestions
- Higher premium request allowance
Best for
Who should pay for this
Organizations that want a more conservative, lower-friction coding rollout across many developers.
Avoid if
Who should not pay for this
You already know the team needs IDE-native agents, stronger workflow customization, or cloud execution depth.
Pricing guide
Keep the decision moving
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Top alternative
Compare top alternative
Organizations that want a more conservative, lower-friction coding rollout across many developers.
FAQ
The long-tail questions buyers ask before they pick a side
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Copilot Business is stronger when the rollout goal is broad developer coverage and policy consistency, not maximum agent-led workflow depth.
No. Lower price only wins if the team does not need the deeper agent workflow, hooks, or cloud execution value that premium alternatives provide.
Commercial next step
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Use the official pricing or trial path once the pricing guide matches your shortlist.