GitHub Copilot

GitHub Copilot

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AI coding assistant for GitHub and your IDE

Get inline code suggestions, chat, and agent help in VS Code, JetBrains, Visual Studio, Xcode, and Neovim.

PricingFreemium
Platform
WebmacOSWindowsLinuxiOSAndroid
CompanyGitHub
CategoryCoding
ListedOct 10, 2026
Last updatedOct 10, 2026
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Description

GitHub Copilot is the AI coding assistant from GitHub. It suggests code as you type, answers questions about your project in chat, and can carry out multi-step coding tasks. It works inside widely used editors and on GitHub itself, for individual developers and for organizations.

How it works

After you install the extension and sign in with a GitHub account, Copilot proposes completions inline as you write. A chat panel answers questions about the open project and can propose edits. Supported editors include VS Code, Visual Studio, Xcode, JetBrains IDEs, Neovim, Eclipse, and Zed.

Who it is for

Copilot suits developers who want AI help without leaving their current editor, and teams that already host code on GitHub. Organization plans cover the IDE, the command line, and GitHub Mobile, and the Enterprise plan adds chat on GitHub.com and repository indexing.

Pricing and limits

Copilot Free costs nothing and has usage limits. Pro is $10 per month, Pro+ is $39 per month, and Max is $100 per month, each with higher allowances. Business and Enterprise plans for organizations are priced through GitHub sales.

Pricing plans

Verified 10/10/2026
FreeFree
Pro$10/month
Pro+$39/month
Max$100/month
Check official pricing source

Key Features

  • Inline code completion

    Suggestions appear as you type and are accepted with a keystroke.

  • Chat in the editor

    Ask about the open project, request explanations, or have changes proposed.

  • Wide editor support

    Works in VS Code, Visual Studio, Xcode, JetBrains IDEs, Neovim, Eclipse, and Zed.

  • Organization controls

    Business and Enterprise plans add policy management for teams.

Use Cases

  • Everyday coding

    Speed up boilerplate, tests, and repetitive edits in any language.

  • Understanding a codebase

    Ask chat how a module works before changing it.

  • Team rollout

    Give a whole engineering organization the same assistant under one policy.