The complete GitHub Pro guide
GitHub Pro for a professional personal account: advanced private-repo tools, more Actions/Codespaces/Packages and email support — Copilot is separate. This guide explains what you receive, what information is required, and what to do after delivery before you select a plan.
What is GitHub Pro, and who is it for?
What this product provides
- Branch protection, reviewers and insights on private repos
- More Actions minutes and Packages storage than Free
- More Codespaces
- Email support
How to choose the right GitHub Pro plan
The options on this page include Pro (personal account). To place the order correctly, you need Your GitHub username. Delivery for this product: After payment confirmation, in your panel and email. Before choosing, compare the plan name, term, account type and destination details together; the cheapest option is not always the right fit for how you will use it.
Is GitHub Pro the right choice for your needs?
Before buying, describe what you need GitHub Pro to do in one sentence, then compare that need with the features, limits and delivery type on this page. A shorter term can be a better way to evaluate a one-off need; for a tool used every day, account continuity, renewal and information handling matter more. Choose for the real use case, not simply the most popular plan name.
Ordering and delivery for GitHub Pro
Submit accurate details and track progress from the same order page. Incorrect or incomplete destination details may require additional review, so check every field once before payment.
- Pick a plan.
- Enter your email and pay.
- Collect the login or activation details from your panel.
First steps after receiving a GitHub Pro account
Sign in through the official service and verify the subscription first. Where the product terms allow it, secure the password and recovery path and review signed-in devices. For shared or ready-made accounts, follow the restrictions stated on the product page.
- Test sign-in and subscription status immediately.
- Check password, email and recovery rules before changing them.
- Do not save credentials on a public device.
What to do if GitHub Pro shows an error
First identify whether the problem happened before sign-in, during activation or after delivery. Record the exact message, time, device or browser, and a screenshot with sensitive details hidden. Avoid repeated attempts, changing several settings at once, or placing a second order, because that makes the cause harder to isolate. Open the same order in your panel and send one ticket so payment, delivery and your report can be reviewed together.
Before placing your order
- GitHub Pro does not include Copilot; see the GitHub Copilot page for the coding assistant.
- For teams, GitHub Team is a separate plan.
Common questions
Does it include Copilot?
No; Copilot is a separate product.
