Connect CostTrail with GitHub to track, analyze, and optimize your software development platform costs across users, repositories, Actions, and Packages.
Unleash powerful cost management capabilities by integrating CostTrail with GitHub
Track all GitHub costs in one dashboard across licenses, compute, and storage with detailed breakdowns by organization, team, and repository.
Analyze license assignment and usage patterns to identify opportunities for right-sizing and cost reduction across different license types.
Monitor GitHub Actions usage to optimize CI/CD workflows, reduce compute minutes, and implement efficient automation strategies.
Allocate GitHub costs to specific departments, projects, or business units based on repository ownership and usage for accurate chargeback.
Connect your GitHub account in minutes with our guided setup
Link your GitHub organization to CostTrail using secure OAuth or personal access token authentication with read-only access to billing and usage data.
Select which GitHub organizations, teams, and repositories to track, and set up custom cost allocation dimensions.
Map your GitHub teams and repositories to internal business units, departments, or cost centers for accurate cost attribution.
Activate GitHub-specific analysis tools like license utilization tracking, Actions minutes monitoring, and storage usage analytics.
How organizations leverage the CostTrail-GitHubintegration
Engineering teams use CostTrail to monitor and optimize their GitHub Actions usage, implementing efficient CI/CD pipelines and automation while controlling compute costs.
Large organizations use CostTrail to optimize their GitHub license portfolio, ensuring users have the appropriate license types based on their actual feature usage and role requirements.
Organizations with multiple development teams use CostTrail to allocate GitHub costs to the appropriate departments and projects, enabling accurate budgeting and chargeback.
Common questions about the GitHub integration
