GitHub Enterprise now includes Copilot for every licensed user, with AI usage metered against the enterprise budget
GitHub announced that Copilot is now included with GitHub Enterprise for every licensed user in enterprises working with a GitHub or Microsoft account team. AI usage is metered from the first request against the enterprise budget, with no included usage allowance. Users without a GitHub Enterprise license can get Copilot through Copilot Standalone at $10 per user per month. Self-serve availability is rolling out in stages, and existing self-serve subscriptions are unaffected.
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GitHub announced that Copilot is now included with GitHub Enterprise for every licensed user in enterprises working with a GitHub or Microsoft account team. AI usage is metered from the first request against the enterprise budget, with no included usage allowance. Users without a GitHub Enterprise license can get Copilot through Copilot Standalone at $10 per user per month. Self-serve availability is rolling out in stages, and existing self-serve subscriptions are unaffected.
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- Copilot is included with GitHub Enterprise for every licensed user, available now for GitHub Enterprise Cloud via account teams.
- AI usage is metered from the first request against the enterprise budget, with no included usage allowance.
- Code completion and next edit suggestions keep working with no budget; Chat, code review, and cloud features require budget.
- Copilot Standalone is $10 per user per month for users without a GitHub Enterprise license and lacks included monthly AI credits per seat.
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GitHub says enterprises working with a GitHub or Microsoft account team can now get Copilot included with GitHub Enterprise for every licensed user, with usage metered from the first request instead of per-seat allowances. Non-Enterprise users can get Copilot Standalone at $10 per user per month. Self-serve availability is staged.
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Why this may matter
Shifts Copilot cost management from seat counts to metered usage against an enterprise budget, changing how organizations forecast and govern AI spend and access.
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