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# GitHub single sign-on

GitHub single sign-on (SSO) syncs your Argos team with a GitHub organization: members of the organization can join your Argos team automatically by signing in with GitHub.

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GitHub SSO is a paid add-on ($50 / month) available to teams on a Stripe-based subscription.
{% endhint %}

### Enabling the feature

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{% step %}
Go to your team settings.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}
Select **Enable and Pay** under the **GitHub Single Sign-On** section.
{% endstep %}

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Select your team and authorize Argos on GitHub. The feature is activated immediately.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

![Enable GitHub SSO](/files/851d6d91738891d48068562f15d4c758d6086eac)

### Disabling the feature

In team settings, select **Disable** under the **GitHub Single Sign-On** section and confirm. The owners remain as members of the team.

![GitHub SSO enabled](/files/9a46a12ac972b32211683a3d43c140fdfe42537d)

### Billing

When you enable GitHub SSO, the add-on appears as an "Add-on: GitHub SSO" line on your monthly invoice. You can disable it at any time.


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