From the perspective of a customer: repositories should be cheap, users shouldn&#x27;t be. This is a positive change and one that will make me strongly consider moving from BitBucket to GitHub.<p>I&#x27;ve worked at places with two developers and 150 repositories. I&#x27;ve worked at places with 12 developers and 5 repositories. Who do you think gets more marginal utility out of another repository?<p>Every place I&#x27;ve worked that <i>hasn&#x27;t</i> used GitHub either did so because of a regulatory reason (HIPAA and not wanting to do on-premise) or because the per-repository pricing model made it absolutely stupid expensive, or dumped you straight into Enterprise.<p>If you make a lot of money off a single private repo with many users, you&#x27;ll move from &quot;so cheap you don&#x27;t even need to think about it&quot; to &quot;market rate.&quot; If you make a little money off of a lot of repos with a handful of users, you&#x27;ll move from &quot;don&#x27;t even consider it due to cost&quot; to &quot;let&#x27;s try it out for six months and see how it goes.&quot;