GitHub Copilot
Get code completions, chat, reviews and AI coding agents across GitHub, IDEs and the command line.
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Quick facts
- Vendor
- GitHub
- Pricing model
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- Plan pricing
- Free; paid Pro from $10/user/month (USD) Vendor source checked; not a hands-on review
- Free plan
- Yes — check limits
- Free trial
- Not confirmed
- Last verified
- Not yet verified
About GitHub Copilot
GitHub Copilot is GitHub’s AI programming assistant across VS Code, Visual Studio, JetBrains, Xcode and GitHub-based workflows. It combines inline completions and next-edit suggestions with chat, agent mode, CLI assistance, cloud coding agents and pull-request code review. The individual Free plan provides 2,000 monthly completions and limited chat/agent use; Pro ($10/month) expands usage and provides code review and cloud-agent tools; Pro+ ($39/month) and Max ($100/month) include larger AI-credit allowances and expanded premium-model access. Business ($19/user/month) and Enterprise ($39/user/month) add central provisioning, security/governance and pooled AI usage. The October 2026 GitHub documentation now describes metered GitHub AI Credits: usage varies by model and agent task, while paid-plan completions and next-edit suggestions remain unlimited subject to service controls. Generated code may contain mistakes, insecure patterns or outdated APIs and must be reviewed and tested by a developer. This profile is source-based and does not claim Toolbaaz tested the product.
Best for
Developers already working in supported editors and GitHub workflows who want boilerplate completion, test skeletons, explanations and assisted pull-request reviews. Less ideal for teams that cannot send code context to approved cloud services, need fully deterministic code, or cannot administer metered agent spending.
GitHub Copilot pros and cons
Pros
- Works across major IDEs, GitHub web workflows and CLI, reducing tool switching for code completion and task assistance.
- The Free plan publishes a 2,000-completion allowance, allowing individual users to evaluate suggestions before upgrading.
- Paid plans list unlimited inline completions and next-edit suggestions separately from metered agent/chat credits.
- Cloud agent and code-review features can help convert issues and pull requests into supported development workflows on paid tiers.
- Business and Enterprise provide organizational controls, pooled usage and content-exclusion policies, subject to documented caveats.
Cons
- −AI-generated functions can be incorrect, insecure or inconsistent with a repository’s business rules; production code still needs tests and code review.
- −Premium chat, agent sessions and code-review activity consume GitHub AI Credits; variable model/task use makes totals less predictable than the seat price.
- −Free accounts have a hard 2,000-completion monthly limit and fewer organizational governance features.
- −GitHub docs say content exclusion is not universally supported across every IDE mode, so sensitive-code restrictions need feature-by-feature checks.
- −The product’s many models, per-feature entitlements, and changing credit allowances add onboarding and budgeting complexity.
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Pricing — vendor source checked
Pricing at a glance
USD $0 per individual per month. 2,000 monthly completions and limited chat/agent usage, with access to selected basic models. No full organization-governance entitlements.
USD $10 per individual per month as publicly listed (monthly billing). Includes unlimited completions and next edits, cloud agent and code review plus a vendor-listed $15 total monthly AI-credit value; overage and model-intensive sessions may cost more. No supported annual equivalent verified from official source.
USD $39 per individual per month publicly listed; higher monthly AI-credit allocation (vendor states $70 total) and access to premium models. Variable AI-credit usage or purchased additional credits may increase effective spending; annual amount not inferred.
USD $100 per individual per month listed; intended for high-volume agent workflows, with $200 monthly total AI credits advertised. Features and credit entitlements can change. No annual amount inferred.
USD $19 per granted organizational seat per month (public list). Includes pooled organizational AI credits (GitHub docs: 1,900 credits per user-month contributed to pool), centralized policies and governance. Additional usage charged at $0.01/credit if enabled.
USD $39 per granted organizational seat per month (public list). Adds enterprise-grade controls and a total 3,900-credit contribution per user-month to pooled usage, according to current GitHub Docs. Additional AI-credit usage can be billable.
Official pricing / availability source · Checked 27 October 2026. Confirm current taxes, regional terms and allowances. A listed plan is not necessarily the cheapest option.
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