GitHub · coding
AI pair programmer that provides code completions, chat, and agentic workflows inside IDEs.
Recorded price range: $10.00. Last updated 4mo ago.
Visit official site(opens in new tab)GitHub Copilot is the coding subscription from GitHub. AI pair programmer that provides code completions, chat, and agentic workflows inside IDEs. The recorded price for GitHub Copilot is $10. This page is a buying brief: it restates the plan names, prices, included access, and fit notes Deepapi has checked, and it links to the broader subscription index and the GitHub Copilot product page when you need a second view of the same vendor.
GitHub Copilot has 1 recorded plan: Copilot Individual (monthly, $10), includes Code completions; GitHub Copilot Chat; Multiple IDE support; Single user, listed for Individual developers, a weaker fit for Teams.
What stands out for GitHub Copilot: Lowest entry price ($10/mo) for a serious AI coding assistant Works inside VS Code, JetBrains, Visual Studio, and Neovim without switching editors Native GitHub integration: issue-to-PR agent, PR review, and Actions workflows Strong free tier for students via GitHub Student Developer Pack
Limits and trade-offs recorded for GitHub Copilot: Multi-file refactoring is less capable than Cursor's Composer Model choice is more constrained and varies by feature and plan Heavy agent usage can exhaust premium request quotas quickly Best value is for GitHub-centric teams; less compelling outside that ecosystem
How to choose a GitHub Copilot tier: match the billing cycle to how long you will keep the seat, then match included models or credits to a normal week rather than a launch week. Monthly plans are easier to leave if the limit is tight. Annual plans usually lower the monthly equivalent and are a poor fit if you are still testing whether GitHub's workflow replaces a tool you already pay for. If two tiers list the same features, prefer the cheaper one and move up only after you hit a named limit.
What this page is not: it is not the vendor checkout, and it does not invent a discount, a free trial, or a region price that is absent from the plan rows. Use the official GitHub Copilot site for the live invoice, tax, and seat terms. Use Deepapi to see the recorded plans side by side, then open related model and product pages if your real question is API access rather than a consumer subscription.
| Plan | Billing | Price | Included features and limits | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Copilot Individual | monthly | $10.00 | Code completions; GitHub Copilot Chat; Multiple IDE support; Single user | Individual developers |
Every recorded monthly, annual, and other tier is in the HTML below. Prices are the checked list price, not a personalized quote.
GitHub Copilot is a coding product from GitHub. The recorded range is $10.00. Use the plan table to match a tier to a normal week of work, then confirm the live price on the official site.
Copilot Individual is $10 billed monthly. Across those rows the recorded span is $10 to $10. Confirm the currency and tax treatment on GitHub's checkout; Deepapi stores the listed plan price, not your local invoice.
Copilot Individual: Code completions; GitHub Copilot Chat; Multiple IDE support; Single user.
GitHub Copilot is recorded as a fit for Individual developers. It is a weaker fit for Teams. If your work is outside that list, compare another subscription on Deepapi instead of upgrading by default.
Start with the plan table on this page, then open the official GitHub Copilot website for checkout. Deepapi last recorded an update for this product 4mo ago. Prices, credits, and model access can move without a new Deepapi row, so the vendor page is the source of the amount you will actually be charged. Related reading is linked below: the subscription index, the GitHub Copilot product page, and model pages when the subscription is really a way to reach a specific API.