GitHub announced a new pricing structure for its Code Quality feature, set to launch on July 20, 2026. Users will be billed based on active committers and AI-powered features, prompting users to assess their repository usage to avoid unexpected charges.
GitHub announced that its Code Quality feature will transition to general availability on July 20, 2026. With this transition, a new pricing model will be implemented, charging users based on the number of active committers and additional AI-powered features.
The tailored pricing includes a base subscription of $10 per active committer per month, which grants access to tools like findings, scoring, and governance features.
AI-powered services, such as Copilot code review and detection assistance, will be billed based on usage.
Users are advised to contact their GitHub or Microsoft account teams for clarification and cost assessment using the pricing calculator provided by GitHub.
Repositories utilizing Code Quality should be evaluated to determine which will remain active post-July 20, as disabling the feature beforehand will prevent billing.
This change comes amidst rising integration of AI features and paid services within GitHub, leading many users to reconsider their engagement with the platform.
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GitHub announced a new pricing structure for its Code Quality feature, set to launch on July 20, 2026. Users will be billed based on active committers and AI-powered features, prompting users to assess their repository usage to avoid unexpected charges.