GitHub for Startups

We've teamed up with GitHub to offer our FounderPass members a fantastic offer, as partners of Github you'll be able to apply for the GitHub for startups program which gives you one year free of GitHub Enterprise with up to 20 seats, as well as benefits such as office hours, live demos and networking opportunities.

GitHub for Startup offer

When you apply via us for the GitHub startup offer you'll be able take advantage of the following discount:

• GitHub Enterprise free for one year with up to 20 seats
• Office hours, live demos as well as networking opportunities
• The industry's best DevOps platform

The application process takes around 3 minutes and you will receive a response within 1-3 business days.

Who is eligible for the GitHub for Startups program

In order to apply for this you'll need to make sure you meet the following criteria:

• Be a new GitHub Enterprise (You cannot be a current GitHub Enterprise customer or have previously
  received credits for GitHub Enterprise.)
• Be bootstrapped or funded (up to Series A)
• Part of an approved partner (As a full member of FounderPass you will be)

If you meet the above then you'll be able to apply for this startup program and if accepted you'll get the full benefits listed above.

Github coupon

For those who are looking for a Github coupon or promo code then you can still consider applying for the startup offer as this often can be used much like you would use a coupon code.

Just remember that the startup program works much like a Github coupon would in that once you've applied and when accepted you'll enjoy the equivalent of a 12 months free promo code which is a fantastic discount based on the price you'd typically pay.

The difference between this is and a traditional coupon is that you have to apply for this discount rather than have an actual discount code that you enter at check out.

What is GitHub

For those unaware, GitHub is a developer platform, helping you to build, scale and deliver secure software. GitHub offers essential support to startups, enabling them to plan, track, collaborate, build, test, and deploy software using a secure and all-encompassing platform. This comprehensive solution scales effortlessly with startups as they grow and expand, ensuring a seamless development process. Of course, it's not just for Startups, established businesses can use the platform and it's the go to choice for many developers whether they are freelance or working for companies.

GitHub for Startups is a dedicated program aimed at guiding startups through the entire journey from idea generation all the way up to helping companies who IPO (initial public offering). As the world's largest and most advanced developer platform, GitHub provides a robust ecosystem of tools and resources to support startups at every stage of their development process. By taking advantage of the startup offer, eligible startups gain access to 20 complimentary seats of GitHub Enterprise for a duration of 12 months.

Is GitHub good for Startups?

Yes, it can be a great tool for startups who are need a developer platform, it is one of the leaders in the market and has a very generous startup program.

Additionally we recommend it for the following reasons:

• Version Control - GitHub uses Git, which allows for robust version control and collaboration. This is essential for startups where multiple developers might be working on the same project simultaneously.
• Collaboration - GitHub provides tools for team collaboration, including pull requests, code reviews, and project management features. This helps teams stay organized and ensures code quality.
• Community and Open Source - GitHub hosts a vast number of open-source projects. Startups can leverage these resources, contribute to them, or even fork projects to build upon existing work, which can save time and resources.
• Integration and Automation - GitHub integrates with numerous third-party tools and services, such as CI/CD pipelines (e.g., GitHub Actions), project management tools (e.g., Trello), and code quality tools (e.g., CodeClimate). This makes it easier for startups to automate their development processes.
• Visibility and Recruitment - Having a presence on GitHub can make a startup more visible to potential investors, collaborators, and employees. It's a platform where startups can showcase their code and development practices.
• Security and Compliance - GitHub offers features like dependency scanning and secret scanning, which are important for maintaining security and compliance, crucial for startups looking to build trustworthy products.

Who Can Use a GitHub Promo Code?

GitHub promo codes are typically available to:

• Students - GitHub offers a Student Developer Pack, which includes free access to various developer tools and services, often with promo codes.
• New Users - Sometimes, promo codes are provided to new users to encourage them to sign up for GitHub's premium services, such as GitHub Pro or GitHub Teams.
• Event Attendees - Participants of certain tech events, hackathons, or conferences may receive GitHub promo codes as part of their attendee benefits.
• Partner Promotions - GitHub occasionally partners with other companies and offers promo codes as part of special promotions or partnerships.
• Trial Users - Users who sign up for a trial of GitHub’s paid plans might receive promo codes to continue using the service at a discounted rate.

Can I Use Multiple GitHub Coupons?

Generally, GitHub promo codes or coupons cannot be combined and must be used on there own, this is because they are normally valid and working for new customers only therefore they have an offer attached them as an incentive to join or sign up to GitHub. If they were to allow multiple coupons to be used this could cause confusion or give discounts that are much larger than planned.