GitHub blocks any file over 100 MiB, and Git LFS bills every pushed version at full size: $0.07 per GiB-month of storage and $0.0875 per GiB downloaded past the free 10 GiB (Free/Pro) or 250 GiB (Team). On a $0 budget, LFS stops for the rest of the month the day the quota runs out.
| MiB over GitHub's 100 MiB push block (0 = plain git push works) | - |
| MiB over the 25 MiB browser-upload limit | - |
| New LFS storage pushed this month (GiB) | - |
| Storage billed this month (GiB-months, pushes spread evenly) | - |
| Storage cost this month ($) | - |
| LFS bandwidth this month (GiB) | - |
| Bandwidth cost this month ($) | - |
| Git LFS bill this month ($) | - |
| Day the free bandwidth runs out, 30-day month (0 = it lasts) | - |
| LFS storage after 12 months (GiB) | - |
| Git LFS cost over the next 12 months ($) | - |
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Full version — $21 once: the .xlsx with a 200-row File inventory for every LFS file and a 12-month cost projection
The .xlsx workbook to keep: the same live calculator offline, plus a File inventory sheet with 200 rows where you paste every LFS file (path, MiB, versions and downloads per month) to see which files eat the bill and which break the 100 MiB or 2 GB limits, and a 12-month projection showing storage a
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GitHub pricing calculator (checked 11 Oct 2026): Git LFS storage $0.07 per GiB-month, bandwidth $0.0875 per GiB; 10 GiB of each included on Free/Pro, 250 GiB on Team/Enterprise Cloud. GitHub's pricing page still shows the former L
Buy the full version — $21I have a keyYou type a file size, how many such files you have, versions pushed and downloads per month. It shows how far the file is over GitHub's 100 MiB push block, then prices Git LFS: 40 files of 180 MiB, 3 versions and 120 downloads a month, 60 GiB stored, Free plan = $77.19 this month and $1,023.69 over 12 months.
Repo owners who keep binaries on GitHub: game developers with Unity or Unreal assets, ML engineers with model weights, firmware and design teams. It suits GitHub Free and Pro (10 GiB of LFS storage and bandwidth included) and Team or Enterprise Cloud (250 GiB), because the owner pays for every clone, pull and CI download.
GitHub's calculator asks for GiB of storage and bandwidth, which you do not know yet. This one starts from what you can see: file size in MiB, pushed versions and downloads. It counts every pushed version at full size, flags the 100 MiB block and tells you the day a $0 budget stops LFS for the month.
The page is free and complete for one class of large file: all 11 checks, from MiB over the 100 MiB block to the 12-month cost. The paid .xlsx adds a File inventory sheet with 200 rows for every LFS file in the repo and a 12-month projection of storage and cost, month by month, to keep and share.
GitHub's pricing page still shows the former Git LFS data pack at $5 per month for 50 GB. Metered billing charges $0.07 per GiB-month of storage and $0.0875 per GiB of bandwidth past the free quota. In the example, 843.75 GiB of CI downloads cost $72.95 in one month, so caching LFS in CI matters more than storage.
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