Platform to host Git repositories, review code, plan work and automate builds
GitHub is a platform for storing, sharing and working on code with Git. You keep code in repositories, review changes in pull requests, plan work with Issues and Projects, and talk in Discussions. GitHub Actions builds, tests and deploys code. Codespaces is a cloud development environment, Packages hosts packages and Pages hosts websites. The AI assistant GitHub Copilot has its own entry.
GitHub runs in the cloud at github.com. GitHub Mobile is for iOS and Android, GitHub Desktop for macOS and Windows, and GitHub CLI for macOS, Windows and Linux. Companies can also run GitHub Enterprise Server on their own servers.
Plans in USD: Free USD 0 (unlimited repositories, 2,000 Actions minutes and 500 MB Packages storage per month), Team USD 4 per user/month (3,000 minutes, 2 GB), Enterprise from USD 21 per user/month (50,000 minutes, 50 GB); the page shows these prices for the first 12 months. Public repositories do not use minutes or storage. Codespaces is paid by use.
Individual developers, teams and organizations that write and ship software together, from open source projects to large enterprises. The pricing page has plans for individuals and organizations (Free, Team) and for enterprises that need security, compliance and flexible deployment.
A desktop app for macOS and Windows, mobile apps for iOS and Android, and a Team plan at USD 4 per user per month.
Docker Desktop and Docker Engine for building, sharing and running containers
Builds and runs containers on your own computer with Docker Desktop (Mac, Windows, Linux); Docker Engine is open source (Apache 2.0).
DevSecOps platform with Git hosting, CI/CD, issues, security scans and AI agents
The core is open source under the MIT licence, and the Free edition can run on your own servers (Linux, Docker or Kubernetes); security scanning is built in.
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