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GitHub Coupons & Promo Codes
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60%OFF
Get 60% off select All Jenni AI plans at GitHub.com by applying this special promotional code at checkout.
$1,000
Get $1000 off select items at GitHub.com when you use this special promotional code during checkout.
25%OFF
Get 25% off your pass for members only at GitHub.com when you apply this code at checkout.
$3,000
Get $3000 off bonus with stake at GitHub.com when you apply this special promotional code during checkout.
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Get 30% off select items at GitHub.com when you use this special promotional code during checkout.
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Savings opportunities available through GitHub coupon codes
GitHub sells subscriptions for individuals, organizations, and enterprises, with several distinct routes to spend less. Free costs $0 USD per month forever. Eligible nonprofits can receive a free Team plan or 25% off Enterprise Cloud. Verified academic faculty can apply for Team for teaching or academic research. Partner-affiliated startups meeting the program requirements can receive $10,000 in platform credits for up to 12 months. Coupons provide another route toward a paid subscription, with the plan and discount displayed before redemption. The offers on this page belong alongside these account-specific savings routes.
Service categories frequently on promotion
GitHub coupon redemption covers paid subscriptions for personal, organization, and enterprise accounts, with account selection part of the process. Team is listed at $4 USD per user/month for the first 12 months. Enterprise starts at $21 USD per user/month for the first 12 months. An organization upgrade offers monthly or yearly payment under Upgrade summary. The summary provides Show details and a review of the charge and billing date before confirmation. Enterprise Cloud coupon redemption creates a new enterprise account, while redeeming for an existing enterprise requires help from GitHub Support.
Services usually excluded from promo codes
GitHub coupons cannot be used for paid GitHub Marketplace app plans. Account-plan discounts also do not apply to other subscriptions or usage-based billing. Copilot, Premium support, Advanced Security, and Codespaces appear as additional add-ons rather than a single undifferentiated subscription. Some service features include a limited allowance, with use beyond the included quantity billed separately. Customers remain responsible for applicable fees and taxes. Startup credits follow their own eligible-product rules and apply only to the Enterprise account submitted in the application; those credits cannot be transferred to another account.
Impact of billing cycle on promotional price
GitHub lets organization buyers select monthly or yearly payment in Upgrade summary, then review the charge and billing date. Monthly and yearly subscription plans are billed in advance for their respective periods. An agreed subscription price remains in place for the payment term, while prices can change at the term's end. Once a coupon expires, a stored payment method is charged the subscription's full cost. Paid-plan upgrades take effect immediately and are billed immediately. Downgrades and cancellations take effect after the current billing cycle, and additional seats receive prorated charges.
Promo codes vs. automatically applied offers
GitHub coupons use a separate redemption process: entering the coupon, selecting an account, and accepting the displayed plan and discount. Nonprofit savings instead require a discount request through the nonprofit program. Startup benefits use credits attached to the approved Enterprise account, with redemption limited to once per startup. These credits end when consumed or when the program period expires, after which active products move to standard paid billing. An early Enterprise downgrade forfeits remaining startup credits and prevents reapplication. Account-plan discounts have a narrower scope than the startup program's eligible platform credits.
Accessing active codes for GitHub
GitHub's Redeem coupon page has an Enter coupon code field. After entering an offer from this page, click Redeem and sign in if needed. For a personal or organization subscription, select Choose beside the intended username under Redeem your coupon. Your new plan then displays the plan and discount before the final Redeem action. An Enterprise Cloud coupon creates a new enterprise rather than applying directly to an existing one; existing enterprise redemption requires Support. The prerequisites require the intended account and warn against applying a coupon to an already-paid account. Scroll up for the current GitHub offers.
How to use a GitHub coupon code
Copy a GitHub coupon or promo code, then paste it in the promo field at checkout.
- 1Choose a couponGrab the GitHub offer that works best for you. It's listed above.
- 2Reveal the codeHit "Get Code" or "Get Deal" depending on the offer type. Popup opens. Click the copy icon inside—code goes to your clipboard.
- 3Apply at checkoutNow head over to GitHub's site. Pick your Copilot plan. Checkout page has a "Promo Code" field. Paste what you copied there.
GitHub Coupon FAQ
Enter your GitHub promo code on the Redeem coupon page; the discount appears under Your new plan before final redemption. The entry field is labeled Enter coupon code, and the first action is Redeem. If you are signed out, the redemption flow lets you sign in or create an account to receive the coupon. For a personal or organization subscription, the next stage shows Redeem your coupon and a Choose action beside the account username. The final review presents the plan together with its discount before you click Redeem again. That account selection matters because GitHub cannot refund a coupon applied to the wrong account.
Existing GitHub enterprise accounts require GitHub Support to redeem a coupon; self-service Enterprise Cloud redemption creates a new enterprise account. The standard redemption route starts on Redeem coupon, where entering the coupon is followed by Redeem and sign-in if necessary. For a new enterprise, you select the organization to add, then inspect the plan and discount under Your new plan. The existing-enterprise route instead requires a Support request, rather than creating another enterprise through that flow. GitHub also warns that applying a coupon to the wrong account or an account already paid for cannot be refunded. Support is the prescribed route for an enterprise you already have.
GitHub coupons can serve personal, organization, and enterprise subscriptions, with redemption permissions tied to your account role. Personal account users can redeem for their own accounts, while organizations use an owner or billing manager. Enterprise owners and billing managers are also eligible to use the redemption feature. A personal or organization coupon requires choosing the intended username before reviewing the resulting plan and discount. Enterprise Cloud redemption sets up a new enterprise and asks you to select the organization it will contain. Each account is billed separately, and upgrading an organization does not upgrade associated personal repositories. The account choice determines which subscription receives the coupon.
GitHub charges the full subscription cost after your coupon expires if the account has a payment method defined. Without a payment method, personal accounts move to GitHub Free, and organization accounts also downgrade to Free. Enterprise accounts are instead locked until a payment method is added. Subscription prices agreed for a payment term remain valid through that term, but can change at its end. For a paid organization that needs a downgrade, Current plan in billing settings provides an Edit menu and the relevant downgrade option. The confirmation explains which features will be lost on the next billing date. Downgrades take effect after the current billing cycle ends.
GitHub coupons exclude paid Marketplace app plans, and account-plan discounts do not apply to usage-based billing or other subscriptions. The subscription receiving a coupon is identified during redemption, where Your new plan displays its plan and discount. Separately billed service features can include a limited allowance within a plan, with additional usage charged when that allowance is exceeded. Codespaces and other additional add-ons therefore have their own billing context rather than automatically sharing an account-plan discount. Startup benefits use a different mechanism: approved credits cover Enterprise licenses and eligible platform add-ons. Those credits belong to the Enterprise account submitted in the application and cannot move to another account.
Qualifying GitHub nonprofits can request free Team or 25% off Enterprise Cloud through the nonprofit program. Eligibility requires a 501(c)(3) organization or equivalent that is non-governmental, non-academic, non-commercial, and non-political. Organizations request their discount through the nonprofit application. Team access for qualifying organizations includes unlimited private repositories and collaborators, while Enterprise Cloud receives the percentage reduction. A discount on the account's plan does not extend to other subscriptions or usage-based billing. If the organization already pays for a plan, its last transaction is refunded after the nonprofit discount is applied. The program request therefore serves existing paid organizations as well as eligible applicants starting with free access.
GitHub refunds an already-paid organization's last transaction once its nonprofit discount has been applied. This is the specific nonprofit treatment for an organization receiving the approved benefit. Ordinary monthly and yearly subscription payments are non-refundable, including partial months, unused months with an open account, and downgrade refunds. The service remains active for the length of the paid billing period under those subscription terms. Coupon redemption has a separate warning: a coupon applied to the wrong account or an already-paid account cannot be refunded. Nonprofit applicants request their benefit through the nonprofit page, with eligibility determining access to free Team or discounted Enterprise Cloud. The approved nonprofit application triggers the last-transaction refund.
Eligible GitHub startups receive $10,000 in platform credits for up to 12 months through the partner-linked startup program. Applicants must be affiliated with a program partner, have outside funding up to Series B or earlier, and meet the Enterprise eligibility rules. These include having no Enterprise plan within the past six months and not previously receiving credits or Enterprise licenses. Approved credits cover Enterprise license costs and eligible add-ons, including Copilot and Advanced Security. Credits expire when fully consumed or when the program period ends, and active products then switch to standard paid billing. A valid payment method is required, while an early downgrade forfeits remaining credits and prevents another application.
GitHub removes coupons from existing organizations transferred into an Enterprise Cloud trial; Support handles requests to reapply them. Billing for those transferred organizations is paused during the trial. Organizations already owned by another enterprise cannot transfer, and organizations with Marketplace apps are also restricted. Transfers are unavailable when the trial uses managed users. The Enterprise Cloud trial lasts 30 days and does not require a payment method to start. Purchasing Enterprise or canceling can end it sooner. On cancellation or expiration, transferred organizations return to their previous plans and settings. Trial cancellation is available in the Danger zone section of enterprise settings, while coupon restoration requires the separate Support contact.
GitHub's organization upgrade flow offers monthly or yearly payment under Upgrade summary before the subscription is confirmed. The organization owner or billing manager enters billing settings and chooses Upgrade to Team or Upgrade to Enterprise. Show details expands the plan information, and Payment method offers credit card or PayPal. The flow then presents the charge and billing date before the final account upgrade action. Coupon redemption separately displays the applicable plan and discount under Your new plan. Monthly and yearly subscription payments are collected in advance for their respective periods and are non-refundable. An agreed subscription price holds for the payment term, with possible changes at the end of that term.
Yes. A GitHub coupon and a promo code are the same thing: paste the code in the promo field at checkout before you pay.
