About
GitHub Pages is a static website hosting service for content stored in a GitHub repository. A site is published by editing files in the repository and pushing commits; GitHub then serves the generated pages from the repository source.
The service supports user or organization sites and project sites, with options to start from scratch or apply a pre-built theme. The page describes one site per GitHub account or organization and unlimited project sites, along with support for custom domains, Jekyll-based blogging, and standard repository-based publishing workflows.
- Repository-based static site hosting
- One user or organization site
- Unlimited project sites
- Theme selection and custom layouts
- Custom domain support via CNAME
- Jekyll publishing workflow
Free Tier Value
GitHub Pages is explicitly described as always free, with no paid plan/pricing table shown on the provided page text. The page states “You get one site per GitHub account and organization, and unlimited project sites,” which indicates the free tier is unbounded for the listed core usage. Because there are no concrete credits, trials, or paid-plan prices on the page, the conservative free-tier value is null under the always_free_unbounded rule.
What's included in the free tier
- One site per GitHub account and organization.
- Unlimited project sites.
- Custom domain support via a CNAME file.
- Jekyll-based blogging with Markdown support.
- Custom 404 pages and submodules support.
See GitHub Pages pricing for current limits.
