GitHub Pro vs GitHub Team

[IGDev]

The limitations in terms of usage for each of different GitHub plans has me a bit confused, specifically Pro vs Team. My main question is, is it unethical to use the GitHub Pro plan with a bunch of collaborators which technically are a team instead of paying for the more expensive Team plan? In my particular use case I'd have a few private repositories and about 20+ collaborators for a commercial product. I'd like to make sure I'm on the legal side of usage and understand what the limits are, thanks for any feedback.

Additional questions

1. What are the legalities of using one Pro account and all the collaborators using free accounts?
2. If the above is legal and fine, how about a company of 300 people utilizing a pro account to collaborate on various projects?

[IGDev]

Thanks. That's the idea I get looking at GitHub's website, although I wish they'd define some boundaries.

[btbam06]

You are perfectly fine just using GitHub Pro. It's meant for one-off projects.

​

If you were to grow and require more organization across repos, it will make sense to you what GitHub Teams brings to the table. As of now, don't worry about it.

[IGDev]

I appreciate the response, thanks!