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Where people and agents ship software together. The open-source git platform for the whole job: issues, agents, checks and deploys to the edge.

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Say what g1t does, not whom it is like

Removes comparisons to other products from the site, docs and sudo (GitHub Projects, GitHub Enterprise, Dependabot, Cloudflare's, Vercel's and Fly's plans). Integrations with other products and compatibility with GitHub Actions and GitHub's API stay: they say what works.

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1616 ## Plans
1717
18−A plan turns on one paid feature for the whole workspace, the way
19−Cloudflare's or Vercel's paid plans do: a monthly price that includes an
20−allowance, and usage past it charged from credit at cost plus 20%.
18+A plan turns on one paid feature for the whole workspace: a monthly price
19+that includes an allowance, with usage past it charged at cost plus 20%.
2120
2221 | Plan | Price | Includes each month |
2322 | --- | --- | --- |
163162 ### What g1t lets go unpaid
164163
165164 Usage is charged after it runs, so at any moment some of it is not yet
166−paid for. g1t lets that reach a ceiling that grows with your history, the
167−way Cloudflare and Fly do:
165+paid for. g1t lets that reach a ceiling that grows with your history:
168166
169167 | | Ceiling on what is unpaid |
170168 | --- | --- |
217215
218216 Some accounts are billed differently, set up by g1t with you:
219217
220−- **Enterprise**: one billing account paying for several workspaces, as
221− GitHub Enterprise does. Their usage and payments count together, against
218+- **Enterprise**: one billing account paying for several workspaces.
219+ Their usage and payments count together, against
222220 one limit, on one set of terms, and each workspace's Billing page says
223221 which enterprise pays for it. An enterprise is invoiced: when each month
224222 closes, Stripe emails one invoice to the enterprise's billing address,
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5858 </Link>
5959 <h1 className="mt-4 text-2xl font-semibold tracking-tight">New enterprise</h1>
6060 <p className="mt-1 text-sm text-muted">
61− One customer that pays for several workspaces, as GitHub Enterprise does: one bill, one limit, one set of terms. Set its terms
61+ One customer that pays for several workspaces: one bill, one limit, one set of terms. Set its terms
6262 once it exists.
6363 </p>
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3333 title: "Board",
3434 section: "Workspace",
3535 summary: "Issues and pull requests as a board, a table or a roadmap, with fields of your own.",
36− why: "Like GitHub Projects: one view of everything in flight, arranged the way your team thinks about it. Agents move the cards as they work, so the board is never out of date.",
36+ why: "One view of everything in flight, arranged the way your team thinks about it. Agents move the cards as they work, so the board is never out of date.",
3737 plans: [
3838 "Board, table and roadmap views of the same items, saved and shared",
3939 "Custom fields: status, priority, size, iteration, dates, anything",
249249 title: "Dependency updates",
250250 section: "Security",
251251 summary: "Outdated and vulnerable packages, updated by agents.",
252− why: "Like Dependabot, but the agent also fixes what the upgrade breaks, so updates land instead of piling up.",
252+ why: "Updates that land instead of piling up: the agent upgrades the package and fixes whatever the upgrade breaks, in the same pull request.",
253253 plans: ["Vulnerable packages first, then outdated ones", "Breaking changes fixed in the same pull request", "Grouped, scheduled and landed through the queue"],
254254 },
255255 {
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5151 },
5252 {
5353 title: "Enterprise billing",
54− body: "One bill, one limit and one set of terms for several workspaces, as GitHub Enterprise does. Write to us to set one up.",
54+ body: "One bill, one limit and one set of terms for several workspaces. Write to us to set one up.",
5555 },
5656 ];
5757