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Just curious what motivates you to pick the $4 plan over free? None of the features there are really deal-breaking for most orgs.

- Required reviewers

- 3,000 Actions minutes/month (Free for public repositories)

- 2GB of GitHub Packages storage (Free for public repositories)

- Code owners




If you check the extended breakdown down the https://github.com/pricing page below the marketing bits, lots of features are not available on private repos unless you're paying for a Teams plan. Depending how you use github it could be an issue:

* protected branches

* codeowners

* draft PRs

* pages and wikis

* multiple assignees (PRs and issues)

* required reviews & status checks


Hey, captain nemo! The major feature which we're looking for is Github Pages for private repos, coupled with Github actions.

We have multiple client sites (completely static) we're hosting on $5 Droplets (+GST+Backups).

We plan to deploy more such sites and keeping them on Gh-pages (auto build using GH-Actions) would reduce a lot of headaches for us.

Right now we've had all private repos scattered over everyones individual accounts and managing this has been a pain. So it would be nice if there is a single place to keep it all (thanks to free private repos for teams, we'll be migrating all of it to one place soon enough).

With 3 team members, $12/month for all the extra goodies seems reasonable.

We initially used BitBucket but switched to GitHub as we prefer it's UI/UX/Familiarity + a single place to manage both work/open source issues/prs etc is definitely easier.

Oh and gotta need that repo/contributor insight to compete with team mates :P


Kind of off-topic but for $4/user/month only 2gb of private GH packages storage is laughably low, and the pay-as-you-go pricing model is pretty expensive if you want to use it for docker images.




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