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Choosing your enterprise's plan for GitHub Copilot

Choose between Copilot Business and Copilot Enterprise.

Who can use this feature?

Enterprise owners and billing managers

When you adopt GitHub Copilot in a company, you will sign up to a Copilot plan designed for businesses. These plans allow you to:

Choose which users receive access to Copilot
Meet regulations and security requirements with features like file exclusion, policies, and audit logs
Benefit from advanced Copilot features

Copilot Enterprise offers additional features for enterprises that want to customize Copilot for their needs.

This article helps you to decide whether to adopt Copilot Business or Copilot Enterprise.

Sign up for Copilot

About the plans

GitHub offers two Copilot plans for customers on GitHub Enterprise Cloud:

Copilot Business ($19 USD per user per month): includes most Copilot features in IDEs and on the GitHub website.
Copilot Enterprise ($39 USD per user per month): allows companies to customize Copilot for their code and processes, and includes a higher allowance for premium requests. To learn more, see the sections below.

For a full comparison, see our plans page.

About mixed plans

When you subscribe your enterprise account to Copilot Enterprise, you don't need to use this plan across the whole enterprise. Instead, you can choose a plan individually for each organization in your enterprise. This approach allows you to:

Evaluate the benefits of Copilot Enterprise for a smaller group of users before rolling it out further.
Enable Copilot Enterprise in the organizations where it will have the most impact, such as organizations with complex documentation or specialized engineering requirements.

What are our goals for Copilot?

To drive and measure downstream impact of Copilot, GitHub recommends leading your rollout with specific engineering goals in mind. Your requirements for Copilot features will depend on your overall goal for the rollout.

For examples of how Copilot can help with common problems in engineering teams, see Achieving your company's engineering goals with GitHub Copilot.

Do we have projects with complex requirements?

For complex projects like monorepos or legacy codebases, developers in your company may need to spend a long time finding and reading documentation before they can contribute.

With Copilot Enterprise, you can create knowledge bases that bring together documentation from one or more repositories in an organization, allowing Copilot to synthesize information from your documentation in its responses.

Will we use Copilot code review at scale?

With Copilot code review, Copilot can provide feedback on pull requests on GitHub. How much you use this feature depends on the goals of your rollout. For example, if a goal is to increase velocity by accelerating approvals of pull requests, then you may be encouraging developers to use Copilot code review as much as possible.

Copilot Enterprise includes a higher allowance for premium requests, which are used by Copilot code review. To learn more, see How much will we benefit from premium requests?.

How much will we benefit from premium requests?

Each Copilot plan includes a per-user allowance for premium requests:

300 requests per user per month for Copilot Business
1000 requests per user per month for Copilot Enterprise

By ensuring members have access to enough premium requests, you can drive real business outcomes, such as reducing your backlog with Copilot coding agent, accelerating pull requests with Copilot code review, or increasing code quality with suggestions from more specialized models.

Regardless of your plan, you can set a spending limit for premium requests over your plan's allowance. Premium requests over the allowance will be charged at a rate of $0.04 USD per request, with an additional multiplier applied to certain models.

Making a decision

To summarize:

Choose Copilot Enterprise if your company has projects with complex requirements or large amounts of documentation. Knowledge bases give Copilot enhanced context, which can save developers time and allow them to focus on tasks they enjoy.
If you think your developers will benefit from premium models and Copilot code reviews, it may be cost effective to choose Copilot Enterprise rather than pay for premium requests over your allowance.
If you're not sure about a full rollout, choose Copilot Enterprise at the enterprise level and enable it for individual organizations where it will have the most impact.
Make your decision based on your downstream goals for the Copilot rollout.