It would be interesting to know how many users and repositories a typical organization has on Github.<p>To me, it looks like they&#x27;re just &quot;optimizing&quot; their pricing, as I would guess that most large organizations using Github have significantly more users than repositories, especially with the recent trend towards &quot;mono-repositories&quot;.<p>That said, SaaS pricing is really hard to get right from the beginning. I run a code analysis company (<a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.quantifiedcode.com" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.quantifiedcode.com</a>) and we thought a lot about which kind of pricing would be the best for us and our users (we decided to use per-repo pricing). In the end, your pricing needs to support your business model, so it&#x27;s normal to change it especially if you have a lot of data on how your users use your product.<p>I wonder though if this will drive organizations to other solutions like Gitlab or Bitbucket, as those are significantly cheaper and pretty easy to set up these days (and you get the extra benefit of a self-hosted solution that can be hosted in your own, secure infrastructure)