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What would your CI cost?
Enter your monthly minutes by runner size, or read your GitHub usage report. Both bills are at list price.
Read in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Example: 50,000 minutes a month on 2 vCPU. Replace it with yours.
| Linux runner | Minutes / month | GitHub | Vitko |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 vCPU$0.006 vs $0.002 /min | $300.00 | $100.00 | |
| 4 vCPU$0.012 /min on GitHub | $0.00 | On request | |
| 8 vCPU$0.022 /min on GitHub | $0.00 | On request | |
| 16 vCPU$0.042 /min on GitHub | $0.00 | On request | |
| 32 vCPU$0.082 /min on GitHub | $0.00 | On request | |
| 64 vCPU$0.162 /min on GitHub | $0.00 | On request | |
| 96 vCPU$0.252 /min on GitHub | $0.00 | On request | |
| GitHub included minutes | 3,000 (Team) | −$18.00 | |
| Free minutes | 2,000 a month | −$4.00 | |
| Monthly bill | $282.00 | $96.00 |
Estimated saving, at list prices
You save $186 a month · 66%
- GitHub
- $282.00
- Vitko
- $96.00
- List prices on both sides, with your plan’s included minutes taken off GitHub’s standard (2 vCPU) minutes.
- Vitko is an upper bound for the same job times: we bill per second, GitHub rounds every job up to a minute. Test parallelization can lower time and raises cost slightly on light suites.
- Larger sizes: ask us. They have no published Vitko price, so they are left out of the Vitko bill and the saving.
Get your usage report
- On GitHub, open your organization’s Settings, then Billing and licensing, then Usage.
- Choose Get usage report, pick the last full month, and choose the summarized report.
- GitHub emails you a link to a CSV. Download it and read it above, or use the CLI.
Or use the CLI
brew install vitko-inc/tap/vitko
vitko runners estimate usage-report.csvSame rules as this page, per month and per repository (--by-repo), with JSON output for scripts and agents. It runs on your machine and uploads nothing. Source: github.com/vitko-inc/vitko.