Pricing
How Cloudback pricing works for GitHub repositories, including unit costs, what's included in backups, and where to subscribe.
GitHubCloudback uses a per-repository pricing model for GitHub. You pay based on the number of repositories you protect, not the number of users or seats in your organization.
How Units Work for GitHub
Each GitHub repository with backups enabled consumes 1 unit from your subscription pool.
| What You Protect | Units Consumed |
|---|---|
| 1 GitHub repository | 1 unit |
| 10 GitHub repositories | 10 units |
| 100 GitHub repositories | 100 units |
Units are shared across all connected accounts and platforms.
For full plan details, pricing tables, and billing cycle options, see Pricing.
What's Included
Every GitHub backup includes the full repository plus metadata:
- Git repository (bare clone with all branches, tags, and refs)
- Git LFS objects
- Issues (including sub-issues and issue types)
- Pull requests
- Wiki pages
- Releases and release assets
- Labels, milestones, and topics
- Projects V2
- Commit comments
- Collaborators
- Webhooks (excluding secrets)
For a complete breakdown, see GitHub Backup Contents.
How to Subscribe for GitHub
The recommended way to purchase Cloudback for GitHub is through the GitHub Marketplace:
- Select your preferred plan on the Cloudback page on GitHub Marketplace
- Follow GitHub instructions to complete the purchase
- Cloudback will automatically activate for the selected account
For alternative payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, invoice), see Payment Methods.
Learn More
- Pricing - Full plan comparison with pricing tables
- Subscription Management - Manage subscriptions and account assignments