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Give your team everything they need to ship: automated CI/CD, dependency security from Dependabot, and the world's largest developer community — all in one place.

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Manage everything in one place

Connect your favorite tools

Build the way that works best for you with support for all your go-to integrations, including Slack, Jira, and more.

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Add your team in a click

Seamlessly update permissions and add new users as you build, whether you’re on a team of two or two thousand.

Speed up code review

Step up your code quality with code review tools that fit right into your workflow.

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Build CI/CD workflows that work for you

Explore GitHub Actions

Streamline your CI/CD: Build, test, and deploy projects on any OS, language, or cloud.

Choose from thousands of actions: Find community-built GitHub Actions workflows on GitHub Marketplace, or build your own.

Respond to GitHub events: Trigger workflows based on GitHub events, including push, issue creation, new releases, and more.

Stay focused on development

Grant the right access to your team

Easily grant, limit, or revoke access for collaborators inside and outside your company.

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Keep secrets safe

Get alerts when secrets are committed to your repositories—and notify over 30 cloud service providers automatically.

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Find vulnerable dependencies

Scan your dependencies automatically. When a vulnerability is found, we’ll open a pull request with suggested fixes.

GitHub Dependabot alerts showing 65 open and 12 closed vulnerabilities, including SSRF, cross-site scripting, denial-of-service, and open redirect issues in npm dependencies.

As a team, we’re way more confident that we’re in tune. We can all see our work, feedback, and roadmap going through GitHub.

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GitHub Free

Basics for teams and developers

$0USD

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What's included

Unlimited public/private repositories
2,000 Actions minutes/month
500MB of GitHub Packages storage
Dependabot
Community Support

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GitHub Team

Advanced collaboration and deployment features for teams

$4USDper user / month

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Everything included in Free, plus ...

3,000 Actions minutes/month
2GB of GitHub Packages storage
GitHub Codespaces
Protected branches
Multiple reviewers in pull requests
Code owners
Draft pull requests
Required reviewers
Pages and Wikis
Web-based support

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Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between GitHub Free and GitHub Team?

GitHub Team includes everything in GitHub Free, plus advanced collaboration features like protected branches, code owners, GitHub Codespaces, more GitHub Actions minutes, and additional GitHub Packages storage.

Can I upgrade from GitHub Free later?

Yes. You can start with GitHub Free and upgrade to GitHub Team at any time. Your repositories, workflows, and history stay the same.

When should my team choose GitHub Enterprise?

Choose GitHub Enterprise if your organization needs enterprise features like SAML single sign-on (SSO), GitHub Enterprise Server, or premium support.