This argument doesn&#x27;t make sense. What matters is how much the total Github cost (or cost increase, if we&#x27;re evaluating the impact of this change) affects your bottom line, or the costs of your department, or even your company profit. For instance, my company would get a $6k hit from this price change, and we spend ~30k on SaaS software in total or ~60k in IT costs (including wages). It&#x27;s a very significant change, that will absolutely trigger a strong evaluation of alternatives.