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See per-token pricing for the models available in GitHub Copilot and reference rates for additional usage across plans.

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GitHub Copilot/Reference/Copilot billing/Models and pricingModels and pricing for GitHub CopilotSee per-token pricing for the models available in GitHub Copilot and reference rates for additional usage across plans.Copy as MarkdownIn this articleHow model pricing worksPricing tablesCode completionsPricing and usage cost considerations for Copilot code reviewModel multipliers for annual Copilot Pro and Copilot Pro+ subscribersFootnotesImportant Starting June 1, 2026, GitHub is moving Copilot from request-based billing to usage-based billing. See Usage-based billing for organizations and enterprises and Usage-based billing for individuals. The pricing tables below reflect the new usage-based billing rates that will take effect on June 1, 2026. How model pricing works When you use Copilot, the interaction consumes tokens: input tokens (what's sent to the model), output tokens (what the model generates), and cached tokens (context the model reuses or stores). Each token is priced based on the model used, and the total is converted into AI credits, where 1 AI credit = $0.01 USD. The cost of an interaction depends on two things: the model and the number of tokens consumed. How Copilot usage is tracked and billed depends on your plan type: Individual plans (Copilot Free, Copilot Pro, and Copilot Pro+) include GitHub AI Credits allowances that vary by plan. For details, see Usage-based billing for individuals. Copilot Business and Copilot Enterprise include per-user GitHub AI Credits allowances that are pooled at the billing entity level. For details, see Usage-based billing for organizations and enterprises. When usage exceeds the included allowances for any Copilot plan, additional usage is billed in GitHub AI Credits at the per-token rates shown in the pricing tables below (1 AI credit = $0.01 USD). Note The option to purchase additional AI credits is not available if you subscribe, or have subscribed, to a Copilot plan through GitHub Mobile on iOS or Android. Pricing tables All prices are per 1 million tokens. OpenAI ModelRelease statusCategoryInputCached inputOutputGPT-4.11GAVersatile$2.00$0.50$8.00GPT-5 mini1GALightweight$0.25$0.025$2.00GPT-5.2GAVersatile$1.75$0.175$14.00GPT-5.2-CodexGAPowerful$1.75$0.175$14.00GPT-5.3-CodexGAPowerful$1.75$0.175$14.00GPT-5.42GAVersatile$2.50$0.25$15.00GPT-5.4 miniGALightweight$0.75$0.075$4.50GPT-5.4 nanoGALightweight$0.20$0.02$1.25GPT-5.5GAPowerful$5.00$0.50$30.00 Anthropic Anthropic models include a cache write cost in addition to cached input. ModelRelease statusCategoryInputCached inputCache writeOutputClaude Haiku 4.5GAVersatile$1.00$0.10$1.25$5.00Claude Sonnet 4GAVersatile$3.00$0.30$3.75$15.00Claude Sonnet 4.5GAVersatile$3.00$0.30$3.75$15.00Claude Sonnet 4.6GAVersatile$3.00$0.30$3.75$15.00Claude Opus 4.5GAPowerful$5.00$0.50$6.25$25.00Claude Opus 4.6GAPowerful$5.00$0.50$6.25$25.00Claude Opus 4.7GAPowerful$5.00$0.50$6.25$25.00 Google ModelRelease statusCategoryInputCached inputOutputGemini 2.5 Pro3GAPowerful$1.25$0.125$10.00Gemini 3 Flash4Public previewLightweight$0.50$0.05$3.00Gemini 3.1 Pro3Public previewPowerful$2.00$0.20$12.00 xAI ModelRelease statusCategoryInputCached inputOutputGrok Code Fast 1GALightweight$0.20$0.02$1.50 Fine-tuned (GitHub) ModelRelease statusCategoryInputCached inputOutputRaptor mini5Public previewVersatile$0.25$0.025$2.00Goldeneye6Public previewPowerful$1.25$0.125$10.00 Code completions Code completions and next edit suggestions are not billed in AI credits. They remain…

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