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Git hosting

Almost every record in this register can deploy from a git commit, and almost none of them keeps the repository. That is what these companies sell: a forge, with the reviews, issues and CI that grew around it. Nothing of a site runs here, so the hosting rows read as not applicable rather than unknown. A host that deploys from a commit answers this from its own side, as git deployment, which is the question people actually filter on — not where the commit is kept, but whether pushing one is enough to publish.

11 records, kept out of the register and out of its count.

B

  • Bitbucket

    Atlassian's git hosting, free for up to five users and priced per user above that, sold to teams already working in Jira.

C

  • Code Storage

    Git repository hosting reached through an API and SDKs rather than a web interface, sold to products that create repositories on behalf of their users.

  • Codeberg

    Git hosting run by a non-profit association in Berlin on Forgejo, funded by membership fees and donations rather than by plans.

  • CodeFloe

    A public Forgejo forge run from Switzerland on servers in Germany, free within resource quotas and funded by donations.

G

  • Gitea Cloud

    A dedicated Gitea instance per customer, run by the company behind Gitea in a cloud region the customer picks, priced per user.

  • GitHub

    Git repository hosting with pull requests, issues and CI, free on public and private repositories, priced per user above that.

  • GitLab

    A git forge with issues, CI and a container registry, sold per user, and the same software available to run on your own machines.

P

  • Pushin.eu

    Git hosting run by one developer in the Netherlands on bare-metal servers in Paris, in invite-only beta with subscriptions to follow.

R

  • Radicle Garden

    An always-on Radicle node that keeps a user's chosen repositories reachable on the peer-to-peer network while their own machine is offline.

S

  • SourceHut

    A deliberately minimal git and Mercurial forge with mailing lists, tickets and CI, paid by a flat monthly tier the customer picks.

T

  • Tangled

    A git forge built on the AT Protocol, where repositories live on self-hostable servers and one site shows them all.