Daily report · No. 16 · Thursday, October 29, 2026

GitHub Enterprise now includes Copilot, with AI usage billed against your budget

1 change · checked October 29, 2026

What changed

PricingGitHubNotableOct 29
GitHub: GitHub Enterprise now includes Copilot for every licensed user, with AI usage billed against your budget from the first request
GitHub's pricing page now lists "GitHub Copilot access" in the Enterprise plan. There are no per-seat AI credits: Chat, code review and cloud agents draw on the company's AI budget.
~~deleted: Security, compliance, and flexible deployment~~ inserted: AI-powered development, governed at enterprise scale
Who it affects: Companies on GitHub Enterprise Cloud, and the developers and finance teams who manage their Copilot spend. Individuals and teams on Free or Team aren't affected, and self-serve Enterprise customers can't switch yet.
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GitHub's pricing page now lists "GitHub Copilot access" and "Agent governance" in the Enterprise plan, which it now pitches as "AI-powered development, governed at enterprise scale." Per GitHub's Oct 28 changelog, the bundled Copilot has no monthly AI credits per seat: usage is metered against the enterprise budget from the first request, and for now it's only for Enterprise Cloud customers with an account team. The other diffs were noise: Squarespace and Audible served the other version of the pricing pages they rotate between, Figma's Specs beta line flipped back after a one-day blip, Shein's terms now hide their legal email behind an "[email protected]" placeholder, and AT&T's terms page changed a navigation link. Roblox's terms page is still blocking our fetch (HTTP 403).

What changed

GitHub: GitHub Enterprise now includes Copilot for every licensed user, with AI usage billed against your budget from the first request