Bitbucket offers Git‑based source control with built‑in CI/CD, but its free tier has limits on users and build minutes. Below is a curated list of 20 free‑tier or fully‑free code‑repository platforms that you can use as alternatives for hosting, collaborating, and CI/CD.
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World‑largest Git hosting service; free tier includes unlimited public & private repos, 2,000 CI minutes per month, and community collaboration tools.
Complete DevOps platform with unlimited private repos, CI/CD, issue tracking, and a generous free tier for individuals and small teams.
Long‑standing open‑source hosting site offering free Git, Mercurial, and Subversion repositories plus project pages and download stats.
Non‑profit, community‑run Git hosting based on Gitea; provides unlimited public and private repos with a focus on privacy and open standards.
Lightweight, self‑hosted Git service written in Go; free, open‑source, and easy to deploy on a VPS or Docker.
Another minimal self‑hosted Git service written in Go; quick to set up and suitable for small teams or personal projects.
Microsoft’s cloud DevOps suite; free tier includes 5 users, unlimited private repos, and 1,800 pipeline minutes per month.
Fully managed Git service on AWS; free tier offers 5 active users, 50 GB storage, and 10,000 Git requests per month.
Popular Git GUI with a free tier for individuals; includes access to GitKraken’s hosted repositories and basic collaboration features.
Open‑source suite for code review, repository hosting, task management, and CI; can be self‑hosted for free.
Self‑hosted source control management system supporting Git and Mercurial; includes pull‑request workflow and LDAP integration.
GNU Project’s hosting platform for free software; provides Git, Mercurial, and Subversion repositories with mailing lists.
Canonical’s collaborative development platform; offers Git hosting, bug tracking, and translation tools for open‑source projects.
Modular, privacy‑focused suite of tools (git, CI, mailing lists, bug tracker) with a generous free tier for public projects.
Free, ad‑free Git hosting built on Gitea; emphasizes simplicity and community‑driven development.
Fedora’s open‑source Git service; supports pull requests, issue tracking, and CI integration, all self‑hostable.
Integrated, self‑contained SCM with bug tracking, wiki, and web UI; ideal for small projects needing a single‑file repository.
Open‑source, self‑hosted platform for Git, Mercurial, and Subversion with fine‑grained access control and code review.
Scala‑based Git platform offering GitHub‑like UI, issue tracking, and pull requests; can be run on any JVM.
Self‑hosted GitHub offering a 30‑day free trial; includes full GitHub feature set for on‑premises deployments.