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#2 GitHub
The world’s most popular Git hosting service with powerful collaboration features, Actions CI/CD, and a massive ecosystem of integrations.
#3 GitLab
An all‑in‑one DevOps platform offering Git repository hosting, CI/CD, issue tracking, and built‑in security scanning.
Microsoft’s cloud‑based Git (and TFVC) repositories integrated with Azure Pipelines, Boards, and full DevOps toolchain.
Fully managed, secure Git service that scales automatically and integrates tightly with other AWS services.
Self‑hosted version of GitHub for enterprises needing on‑premises control, compliance, and custom networking.
On‑premises GitLab offering the same feature set as GitLab.com, ideal for private infrastructure and compliance.
#8 Gitea
Lightweight, community‑driven self‑hosted Git service written in Go; easy to install and run on low‑resource servers.
#9 Gogs
Simple, self‑hosted Git service with a clean UI; focuses on minimalism and fast setup.
#10 SourceForge
Long‑standing platform for open‑source project hosting, offering Git, Subversion, and Mercurial repositories.
#11 Assembla
Enterprise‑grade cloud hosting for Git, Subversion, and Perforce with robust security and compliance features.
#12 Phabricator
Open‑source suite of tools for code review, repository hosting, task management, and CI; can be self‑hosted.
#13 RhodeCode
Self‑hosted platform supporting Git, Mercurial, and Subversion with fine‑grained access control and enterprise audit logs.
#14 Beanstalk
Managed Git and Subversion hosting with built‑in deployment pipelines and code review tools.
High‑performance version control system for large binary assets and massive codebases; supports Git‑Fusion for Git compatibility.
#16 Plastic SCM
Version control system optimized for large, branching‑heavy projects; offers both cloud and self‑hosted options.
#17 GitBucket
Self‑hosted Git platform written in Scala, providing GitHub‑like UI, pull requests, and plugin ecosystem.
#18 Codeberg
Non‑profit, community‑run Git hosting based on Gitea, focused on privacy and open‑source values.
#19 Launchpad
Canonical’s platform for hosting Git, Bazaar, and Subversion repositories, with bug tracking and translation tools.
While primarily a Git client, GitKraken offers Glo Boards for issue tracking and integrates directly with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and others.
Hosted Git, Subversion, and Mercurial service with built‑in CI, issue tracking, and collaboration tools.