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Alternatives to GitHub

Compare the same workload. Check the differences behind the price.

GitHub

Unlimited public and private repositories.

$0 / month

Free

Official pricing · Checked 2026-10-06

Cost breakdown and exclusions
  • Monthly subscription: $0
  • Repository hosting only. Included CI and package storage are outside this comparison; paid introductory prices are not modeled.
  • Taxes, promotions, prorations, negotiated contracts and optional add-ons.

What this comparison covers

One organization of hosted private repositories. CI execution, large files, packages, cloud development, advanced security and AI are excluded. Repository-size policies still apply.

Evaluating 3 products from 3 published in this category. USD monthly equivalents, before tax. Features and service compatibility need separate evaluation.

Billable people
10 people
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2 alternatives in this comparison

GitLab

Private repositories and an integrated development platform.

$290.00 / month

$290.00 more per month

  • Premium · annual commitment: $290.00/month at reference usage.
  • Annual commitment. The comparison shows its monthly equivalent; seats and workload are held constant for the full year.
  • 500 GiB repository plus LFS storage per project. CI and storage overages are excluded.
  • Taxes, promotions, prorations, negotiated contracts and optional add-ons.

Official source · Checked 2026-10-06

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Bitbucket

Private repositories for a small workspace.

Not modeled

Savings cannot be established at this workload.

  • Free: Estimate unavailable at reference usage.
  • 1 GB LFS and 50 build minutes. CI and LFS overages are outside this comparison. Paid minimum billing is not verified.
  • Free supports five users.
  • Taxes, promotions, prorations, negotiated contracts and optional add-ons.

Official source · Checked 2026-10-06

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Questions before you decide

Are these drop-in replacements for GitHub?

No compatibility is implied by sharing the Source control category. Check the selected plans, workload assumptions, API compatibility and required features before switching.

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