It's very likely buried at the bottom of features since it's the thing that's likely to make some shy away even before they see all the good features.
Edit: In all honesty though, even though it does seem expensive, if you have 20 seats (20 developers), your payroll is already on the order of $1MM+, so $5k a year is almost a margin of error at that point, considering those devs use it all day every day.
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How can I see the pricing ?
I spent a huge amount of time trying to find pricing. Bad UI/UX.
intentional ui
It's very likely buried at the bottom of features since it's the thing that's likely to make some shy away even before they see all the good features.
Edit: In all honesty though, even though it does seem expensive, if you have 20 seats (20 developers), your payroll is already on the order of $1MM+, so $5k a year is almost a margin of error at that point, considering those devs use it all day every day.
it's more than 5x what Atlassian charges for the same product
Bottom of this page: https://enterprise.github.com/features
Deep link for the lazy: https://enterprise.github.com/features#pricing
Cut/Paste for the really lazy:
"Pricing for GitHub Enterprise starts at $5,000 per 20-user seat pack per year"