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Per-user budgets for cost centers in the billing UI

Enterprise admins can now create cost center user-level budgets directly in the billing UI where you manage cost centers and budgets. This feature is available for GitHub Enterprise Cloud. This… The post Per-user budgets for cost centers in the billing UI appeared first on The GitHub Blog.

Per-user budgets for cost centers in the billing UI
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Published July 7, 2026 · Category: AI Create

Overview

Enterprise admins can now create cost center user-level budgets directly in the billing UI where you manage cost centers and budgets. This feature is available for GitHub Enterprise Cloud. This gives you the same per-user AI credit budget controls that were previously only available through the REST API.

With this release, you can add enterprise teams or individual users to a cost center, set one per-user budget for that cost center, and have it automatically apply to everyone in it. As membership changes, budget coverage stays in sync, so you don’t need to reconfigure budgets when people move teams.

Details

To learn more, see Budgets for usage-based billing and Control GitHub costs at scale.

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Source

Originally published at github.blog.

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