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Hey Nat, thank you so much for this! We're a small team from India and we love Github but were always conflicted due to the pricing.

The new flat price of $4/user seems perfect for us. I've already moved one private repo to our org account.

Thanks again ^_^

>>oxalor+(OP)
Just curious what motivates you to pick the $4 plan over free? None of the features there are really deal-breaking for most orgs.

- Required reviewers

- 3,000 Actions minutes/month (Free for public repositories)

- 2GB of GitHub Packages storage (Free for public repositories)

- Code owners

>>captn3+w1
Kind of off-topic but for $4/user/month only 2gb of private GH packages storage is laughably low, and the pay-as-you-go pricing model is pretty expensive if you want to use it for docker images.

>>captn3+w1
If you check the extended breakdown down the https://github.com/pricing page below the marketing bits, lots of features are not available on private repos unless you're paying for a Teams plan. Depending how you use github it could be an issue:

* protected branches

* codeowners

* draft PRs

* pages and wikis

* multiple assignees (PRs and issues)

* required reviews & status checks

>>captn3+w1
Hey, captain nemo! The major feature which we're looking for is Github Pages for private repos, coupled with Github actions.

We have multiple client sites (completely static) we're hosting on $5 Droplets (+GST+Backups).

We plan to deploy more such sites and keeping them on Gh-pages (auto build using GH-Actions) would reduce a lot of headaches for us.

Right now we've had all private repos scattered over everyones individual accounts and managing this has been a pain. So it would be nice if there is a single place to keep it all (thanks to free private repos for teams, we'll be migrating all of it to one place soon enough).

With 3 team members, $12/month for all the extra goodies seems reasonable.

We initially used BitBucket but switched to GitHub as we prefer it's UI/UX/Familiarity + a single place to manage both work/open source issues/prs etc is definitely easier.

Oh and gotta need that repo/contributor insight to compete with team mates :P