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Best Git Hosting Services in 2026

Git hosting services give teams a place to manage Git projects and compare options for cost, collaboration and delivery features. The chart covers free plans, paid starting prices, CI/CD, artifact and Git LFS storage, SSO, wikis and merge queues. Listed platforms include web, API, Linux, self-hosted, Windows and macOS.

35 appsSorted 13 Nov 2026How we rank
18.3
Bitbucket logo

Bitbucket provides distributed version control and a place for teams to plan projects, code, test, and deploy.

Free planAndroidiOSWeb
From $3.65 a month
28.3
RhodeCode Enterprise logo

RhodeCode Enterprise brings source code management and collaboration together for Git, Mercurial, and Subversion repositories.

Free planOpen sourceWebAPILinux
From $75 a year
38.1
Azure Test Plans logo

Azure Test Plans provides tools for planning and tracking scripted, manual, and exploratory testing for apps.

Free planWebAPIExtension
From $6 a month
  1. 4GitHub CodeQL logo

    GitHub CodeQL

    GitHub CodeQL is a language and toolchain for analyzing code as data.

    Free planWebExtensionLinuxmacOS
    7.5From $30 a month
  2. 5

    Avidemux

    Free planOpen sourceWebLinuxmacOSWindows
    7.3Free plan
  3. 6

    GitFlic CI/CD

    GitFlic CI/CD helps teams catch errors, check functionality in a working environment and build code into applications.

    Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
    7.2From 750 RUB a month
  4. 7GitLab Package Registry logo

    GitLab Package Registry

    GitLab Package Registry lets teams publish and share packages that downstream projects can use as dependencies.

    Free planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
    7.1Free plan
  5. 8

    Gitee Go

    Gitee Go is a CI/CD tool for continuous integration, delivery, and deployment, offered through web and self-hosted options.

    Free planWebSelf-hosted
    7.0From CN¥10,000 a year
  6. 9Gogs logo

    Gogs

    Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
    7.0Free plan
  7. 10Launchpad logo

    Launchpad

    Launchpad is a free collaboration platform for open-source projects and community contributors, with tools to build and publish software.

    Free planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
    7.0Free plan
  8. 11Cursor Origin logo

    Cursor Origin

    Cursor Origin is a git forge for storing and sharing code, released in early beta with access opening in stages.

    WebAPILinuxmacOS
    6.8
  9. 12JiHuLab.com logo

    JiHuLab.com

    AndroidiOSWebAPI
    6.7From CN¥499 a year
  10. 13

    ProjectLocker

    Free planWeb
    6.7From $19 a month
  11. 14Codeberg logo

    Codeberg

    Codeberg is a free, community-driven software development platform operated by the non-profit Codeberg e.V.

    Free planWebLinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
    6.6Free plan
  12. 15GitBucket logo

    GitBucket

    Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
    6.6Free plan
  13. 16

    GitVerse CI/CD

    Free planWebAPISelf-hosted
    6.6From 399 RUB a month
  14. 17AWS CodeCommit logo

    AWS CodeCommit

    Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
    6.5Free plan
  15. 18GitForge logo

    GitForge

    Free planWebAPI
    6.5From $12 a month
  16. 19

    Kallithea

    Free planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
    6.5Free plan
  17. 20Assembla logo

    Assembla

    Assembla provides managed Git and Git LFS hosting, with SVN and Perforce repositories alongside project-management tools.

    WebAPISelf-hosted
    6.4From $12.50 a month
  18. 21

    Git

    Git is a free, open-source distributed version control system for managing work across repositories.

    Free planmacOS
    6.4Free plan
  19. 22

    Gitblit

    Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
    6.4Free plan
  20. 23

    Repository Hosting

    WebAPILinuxmacOS
    6.4From $6 a month
  21. 24

    Codebase

    WebAPI
    6.3From £20 a month
  22. 25SourceHut logo

    SourceHut

    SourceHut is a suite of open source development tools offered as a hosted service or for self-hosting.

    WebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
    6.3From $4 a month

Choosing well

Check the platform you need

The listed services run across combinations of web, API, Linux, self-hosted, Windows and macOS. Match the service to the computers, servers or web tools your team uses.

Phone users should check web access or API support before choosing.

Compare free access and paid pricing

A free plan is available from services in this category, while other options start with paid plans. Compare the stated starting price with your team size and usage.

Trial terms vary. Assembla lists a 14-day trial, Codebase a 15-day trial and Azure Test Plans a 30-day trial.

Review built-in delivery tools

Compare built-in CI/CD, artifact storage and merge queues if your workflow needs automation or controlled changes. These capabilities are part of the chart's comparison fields.

Git LFS storage can matter for repositories containing large files, so check how a service handles it before moving a project.

Look at access and documentation

SSO support can affect how a team signs in, while a built-in wiki can keep project notes beside the code. Check both against your team's working practices.

Check the code licence

Open-source code is offered by services in this category. If you need to read, change or host the code yourself, check the licence and whether self-hosting is supported.

Questions people ask

Can I find a free Git hosting plan?

Yes. A free plan is offered by services in this category, while other services use paid plans or freemium pricing.

Do these services offer trials?

Trial periods are listed for some paid services, including 14 days for Assembla, 15 days for Codebase and 30 days for Azure Test Plans.

What storage should I compare?

Compare artifact storage and Git LFS storage. They address different repository needs and are listed comparison fields for this category.

Can I run a service myself?

Self-hosted is one of the listed platform options. Check the individual service details and licence before planning a self-hosted setup.

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