GitHub
UnclaimedWhere the world's code lives, plus CI/CD, issues, and project management
TL;DR - GitHub
- Code hosting with built-in CI/CD
- Pull requests enable code review workflows
- Actions automate testing and deployment
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Score: 95/100
Pricing Plans
free trialFree
Free
Forever free
- Unlimited repos
- 2000 CI/CD minutes
- 500MB packages
- Community support
Most Popular
Team
$4/user/month
First 12 months
- 3000 CI/CD minutes
- 2GB packages
- Code owners
- Web support
Enterprise
$21/user/month
First 12 months
- 50000 CI/CD minutes
- 50GB packages
- SAML SSO
- Premium support
About GitHub
GitHub hosts code for the world. Repositories, issues, pull requests, and increasingly Actions and Packages—the platform where open source lives and much of private development happens too.
The network effects are enormous. The feature set keeps growing. The community is unmatched.
Most developers use GitHub because that's where the community is and where collaboration happens naturally.
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GitHub FAQ
Yes, GitHub offers free unlimited public and private repositories, 500MB Packages storage, 2,000 Actions minutes/month, and community support. Paid plans start at $4/user/month (Team).
GitHub Team costs $4/user/month with advanced collaboration, 3,000 Actions minutes, and more storage. Enterprise costs $21/user/month with SSO, advanced security, and audit logs.
GitHub Copilot is an AI pair programmer that suggests code completions, entire functions, and solutions. It costs $10/month (individual), $19/user/month (Business), or is free for students and open source maintainers.
GitHub Actions is a CI/CD platform for automating builds, tests, and deployments directly from your repository. It's free for public repos; private repos get 2,000+ minutes/month based on plan.
Yes, GitHub includes Dependabot (automated dependency updates), secret scanning, code scanning, security advisories, and vulnerability alerts. Advanced Security (Enterprise) adds additional SAST/DAST features.
Codespaces provides cloud-based development environments that launch instantly from any repo. You get a full VS Code experience in the browser. Free tier includes 120 core-hours/month.
GitHub is more popular for open source and has a larger community. GitLab offers more built-in DevOps features (CI/CD, security, planning). GitHub's UI and Copilot are often preferred; GitLab is stronger for all-in-one DevOps.