The $10 plan isn't actually gone for good, but GitHub has temporarily paused all new sign-ups for it.

GitHub hasn’t officially removed the $10 Copilot plan permanently. From what many users are seeing, new subscriptions appear to be temporarily paused or limited while GitHub restructures Copilot pricing/features.

If you already had the plan earlier, it may continue working until renewal changes are announced. I’d recommend keeping an eye on:

• GitHub Copilot pricing page
• GitHub Changelog
• GitHub Support announcements

Also, GitHub has been expanding Copilot features rapidly recently (agents, workspace features, model options, etc.), so there’s a chance they’re adjusting plans before reopening subscriptions more broadly.

GitHub hasn’t officially killed the $10 Copilot plan permanently — it looks more like they’ve temporarily paused or limited new subscriptions while restructuring Copilot pricing/features.

A lot of users who already had the plan still seem to have access, which usually means it’s not fully discontinued yet.

My guess is GitHub is reorganizing things around:

• Copilot Workspace.
• Agents.
• Multiple model options .
• Team/business integrations.

…before reopening subscriptions more broadly.

For now, the best thing to watch is:

• GitHub Copilot pricing page.
• GitHub Changelog.
• GitHub Support announcements.

Also worth noting: GitHub has been rapidly expanding Copilot infrastructure recently, so temporary pauses on lower-tier signups could simply be capacity/pricing adjustments rather than a permanent removal.