GitHub Copilot
DisponibleGitHub Copilot is the incumbent AI coding assistant from GitHub/Microsoft, bundled into the editor millions of developers already use. Its subscription grants access to GPT, Claude and Gemini models via AI credits. It is a core North American price anchor on this site.
GitHub Copilot is the most widely deployed AI coding assistant, deeply integrated into VS Code, JetBrains and the GitHub platform itself. Since 2026-06-01 it bills via AI credits consumed across GPT, Claude and Gemini models. At $10–100/month for individuals it sits between Cursor and the cheapest Chinese plans — a useful midpoint for the cost-arbitrage picture on this site.
Offres disponibles
Cas d'usage idéaux
- Developers already in the GitHub/VS Code ecosystem who want AI with minimal setup
- Individuals on a budget (the free tier and $10 Pro are the cheapest Western options)
- Teams comparing Western incumbent pricing vs cheaper Chinese alternatives
Disponibilité, paiement et inscription
Copilot is available worldwide via GitHub, with USD pricing and no China-specific requirements.
Guides associés
FAQ
How much does GitHub Copilot cost in 2026?
There is a free tier (2,000 completions/month). Pro is $10/month, Pro+ is $39/month and Max is $100/month. Business is $19/user/month and Enterprise is $39/user/month.
How do Copilot's AI credits work?
Since 2026-06-01 Copilot uses usage-based AI credits. Pro includes 1,000 credits/month plus unlimited completions; Pro+ includes 3,000 credits. Different models consume credits at different rates.
How does Copilot compare to cheaper Chinese plans?
Copilot is convenient and ecosystem-integrated, but you pay Western prices for model access that Chinese plans reach far more cheaply. See the plans list and API pricing comparison on this site.
Sources et mises à jour
Les prix et règles de quota peuvent changer à tout moment. Dernière vérification : 2026-07-27. Confirmez toujours sur le site officiel avant d'acheter.
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Historique des mises à jour
- — Added as a North American price anchor for the global cost-arbitrage comparison.