GitHub Pricing

“Companies that have specific requirements around compliance will need to upgrade to the enterprise version, which may be an expensive investment for minimal value. … The ROI is mostly flat; however, with the introductions of Packages, Actions, and Co-Pilot, we are seeing increased value as we are able to consolidate tooling and services.”

“Keeping your code to look back or even reference from time to time is a great well worth the cost associated with both mental and physical costs. … The minimal cost has been well worth the security of knowing that nothing is going to happen with our repository.”

“Larger organizations with multiple teams may find hosting their own Git servers to be a more cost-effective option when compared to GitHub's Enterprise pricing plan, but said plan's support for cloud... … GitHub's affordable pricing model has allowed us to consolidate our application repositories into a single source of authority, reducing the overhead required to "task-switch" between various...”

“Also the the cost of product is also very competitive and affordable.”

“Nice pricing makes for a very fast ROI.”

“Eliminates the need for manually tracking file changes, etc, leading to more time spent evaluating our actual software, and less time managing the process Fair pricing per-seat for most...”

“When it comes down to it, if you can afford GitHub, the price is worth it.”

“The new pricing would be too expensive for us, so we haven't switched. … If someone is planning on creating a lot of private repos, Bitbucket is less expensive.”

“GitHub has a free plan for open-source projects, while Bitbucket charges a fee for private repositories. … Fast code development Cheap and you can also have the free version for smaller companies Easy to administrate, for example when you have people working remotely on different countries.”

“Now that GitHub and Gitlab are on the scene with more free private options and equivalent pricing and often better build pipeline pricing, I don't think Bitbucket is the best option...”

“It is not free if you want to save your code as private, it could be a good solution depending on the size of your team and your budget. … Maybe they could offer some private projects for free, but I understand that this feature is paid.”