I would think that $5k/year would be a small price to pay for backing up your code, especially if your business model relies on coding every single day.
There are also major security reasons to do this -- not relying on github to secure their website/application, which they have already failed to do in the past.
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With licenses not available for less than 20 seats, it's not really feasible for teams of 10 or less.
I would think that $5k/year would be a small price to pay for backing up your code, especially if your business model relies on coding every single day.
There are also major security reasons to do this -- not relying on github to secure their website/application, which they have already failed to do in the past.
Assembla has a installable repository manager for unlimited SVN and Git projects on your server and it is free for up to 10 users. http://portfolio.assembla.com/repository_manager.html