The AI-powered developer platform for the agent-ready enterprise

Bring your DevOps together on one secure platform built for speed, scale, and the agent-driven future of software.

Security built into every stage of the software lifecycle

Security built into every stage of the software lifecycle. GitHub integrates automated, developer-first security that keeps teams moving fast.

• Find and fix vulnerabilities natively. Automate code, secret, and dependency scanning with GitHub Advanced Security, built directly into the workflow.
• Secure your software supply chain. Visualize and maintain the dependencies in your software supply chain.
• Control the location of your code. Enjoy SaaS agility with enhanced governance, security, and flexible data residency.

The complete development workflow, end to end

Bring every stage of the development lifecycle together on one secure platform.

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Scale your talent with GitHub Copilot

Go beyond code completion with AI that improves quality and problem-solving and fuels innovation.

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Hit the ground coding

Skip the ramp-up and accelerate impact with the platform trusted by over 180 million developers.

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Flexibility to build your way

Tap into our ecosystem of apps, actions, and models to accelerate innovation.

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From reactive administration to strategic platform leadership.

From reactive administration to strategic platform leadership. Take control with centralized governance and automation that scales with your enterprise.

• Manage multiple orgs from one place. Create and assign custom roles and teams to streamline management across your enterprise.
• Define and enforce policies. Apply consistent, non-overridable rulesets across every repository in your enterprise.
• Take command of your AI agents. See and control every agent and action from a single dashboard.

Frequently asked questions

About GitHub Enterprise

What is GitHub Enterprise?

GitHub Enterprise is an enterprise-grade software development platform designed for the complex workflows of modern development.

As an extensible platform solution, GitHub Enterprise enables organizations to seamlessly integrate additional tools and functionalities, tailoring their development environment to meet specific needs and enhancing overall productivity.

Why should organizations use GitHub Enterprise

There are several reasons why organizations should consider using GitHub Enterprise:

1. Accelerate development at scale with AI-powered development: GitHub is the world’s most widely adopted Copilot-powered developer platform helping organizations build, secure, and deliver innovative software at scale.
2. Application security made simpler: Native security tools embedded into the developer workflow, such as GitHub Advanced Security, help developers easily fix security issues, while providing more visibility and controls.
3. Centralize governance and compliance: Customers can access a range of administration features to help manage governance at scale and enforce business rules and policies to meet their specific needs.
4. Boost productivity and collaboration: Increase productivity with automated CI/CD workflows using GitHub Actions, collaborate effectively with GitHub Projects and GitHub Issues, manage hosted packages with GitHub Packages, and utilize prebuilt and configured development environments with GitHub Codespaces.
5. Greater flexibility and control over data: Whether self-hosting with GitHub Enterprise Server or using GitHub Enterprise Cloud, GitHub provides customers with flexibility and control over their data. And now with GitHub Enterprise Cloud with data residency, customers have enhanced control where certain data, like their code, resides.

Is GitHub Enterprise free?

No, GitHub Enterprise is not free. It is a paid product that can be paid for either as a metered service on a monthly basis or as a subscription, with the cost determined by the number of users and the level of support required. For organizations interested in trying out the platform before making a commitment, GitHub Enterprise offers a free trial. Furthermore, organizations can contact the GitHub Sales team for the option to request a custom quote to meet their specific needs.

Using GitHub Enterprise

How can developers collaborate with GitHub Enterprise?

Developers can collaborate with GitHub Enterprise using a variety of tools that are built into the platform, including:

• Pull requests: Allows developers to propose changes to a repository and submit them for review. Other team members can review the changes, leave comments, and suggest further improvements.
• GitHub Projects: Enables developers to track issues, assign tasks, and prioritize work. This helps teams stay on track, identify and resolve issues quickly, and ensure that everyone is working towards the same goals.
• GitHub Discussions: Empowers developers to have conversations about specific topics. This can be particularly useful for triaging complex issues or making decisions about the direction of a project.

Choosing your plan

How can organizations get started with GitHub Enterprise?

To get started with GitHub Enterprise, try a free trial today or contact our sales team.

What GitHub Enterprise plans are available?

GitHub Enterprise offers several plans that vary in price and features. They are designed to accommodate different types of organizations and teams, from small startups to large enterprises. These plans include:

1. GitHub Enterprise Server: This is the self-hosted version of GitHub Enterprise. It is installed on-premises or on a private cloud, and offers all the features of the cloud-based version of GitHub, including pull requests, code reviews, and project management tools. Pricing depends on the number of users and support requirements.
2. GitHub Enterprise Cloud: This is the cloud-based version of GitHub Enterprise. It is hosted on GitHub's servers, and it offers all the features of GitHub Enterprise Server. The price depends on the number of users and storage requirements.

How much does GitHub Enterprise cost?

For more information on cost, please see our pricing page.

Getting started with enterprise software development platforms

What is a DevOps platform?

A DevOps platform is a set of tools, technologies, and practices that enable software development and IT operations teams to collaborate and automate the software delivery process. It typically includes version control, continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD), automated testing, deployment automation, and monitoring.

The main goal of a DevOps platform is to provide a single environment for software development and IT operations teams. By automating the software delivery process, a DevOps platform helps organizations reduce the time and cost of delivering software, while also improving the reliability, security, and scalability of their applications.

What is developer experience?

Developer experience (DevEx) refers to the overall experience that software developers have when using development tools, frameworks, and platforms to create software applications. It encompasses all aspects of a developer's interaction with the tools, including onboarding, maintaining, ease of use, and productivity.

The goal of optimizing DevEx is to make it as easy as possible for developers to create high-quality software quickly. This can involve designing tools with intuitive interfaces, providing clear and concise documentation, seamlessly integrating tools into workflows, and offering comprehensive support to help developers overcome challenges and obstacles.

By prioritizing DevEx, organizations can improve the speed and quality of their software development processes, increase developer satisfaction and retention, and ultimately deliver better products.

Footnotes

The Total Economic Impact™ Of GitHub Enterprise Cloud, a commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting, 2025. Results are for a composite organization based on interviewed customers.