GitHub Pricing

GitHub pricing starts at $0/mo for the Free plan; paid plans up to $21/mo per user. Billed monthly.

GitHub's cheapest business-usable plan is Team at $4/mo. Team plan provides paid features at $4 per user per month, the lowest paid tier for businesses.

Yes — GitHub publishes a free tier.

Yes — GitHub's purchase motion is self-serve. A checkout URL is published on the pricing page. No demo is required.

Yes — GitHub's API documentation is publicly accessible. An AI agent or developer can inspect the integration surface without authentication.

xpay scored GitHub as agent-ready: every advertised plan is self-serve with public pricing. GitHub's pricing URL resolves, but plan structure is not surfaced clearly enough for an agent to enumerate without hand-parsing. No per-unit price was found on the page; an agent has no direct way to estimate the cost of a single task. All advertised paths route to a sales conversation rather than a self-serve checkout. Public API documentation is reachable without an auth wall. For the full purchase simulation see the linked Agent-Ready Index scorecard.

In the Application Development category, xpay's Agent-Ready Index lists alternatives ranked by their ability to support AI agent purchase. Visit the agent-readiness scorecard for GitHub to compare with 3 nearest peers.