I find it interesting that so many people here are unhappy with the change.  Sure, prices will go up for a lot of organizations, but is $9&#x2F;worker&#x2F;month really a lot to pay for all the stuff GitHub offers?  At Bay Area prices isn&#x27;t that about 5 minutes of developer pay per month?<p>For independent use it seems like a very positive change, in fact I&#x27;m guessing it&#x27;s a direct challenge to GitLab.  I was considering moving my stuff to GitLab simply because I&#x27;m tired of bundling experiments&#x2F;prototypes into umbrella repos just to stay under the 10 repo limit at GitHub.  For people like me this will be awesome, and I take it as a good sign that they&#x27;re responding to the competition.<p>One thing I don&#x27;t get however: how do they count shared access to private repos?<p>If I have a private repo and you have a private repo, and we each grant access to the other&#x27;s repo so we can collaborate, do we now have two or four billing units?<p>They say &quot;you can even invite a few collaborators&quot; -- but how are you billed if it&#x27;s more than a &quot;few?&quot;<p>I don&#x27;t mind if they try to close the loophole of making up an &quot;organization&quot; out of a lot of &quot;individual developers&quot; but it seems a little vague.