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Transparent fiscal host that lets open‑source projects create collectives, receive donations, and spend funds with full public accounting.
#3 Liberapay
Recurring, fee‑free (except payment processor fees) donations platform focused on sustainable funding for free software.
#4 Patreon
Membership platform where creators can receive monthly pledges; free to set up, only takes a percentage of earnings.
#5 Ko‑fi
Simple “buy me a coffee” style donations; creators can accept one‑off tips or monthly memberships at no upfront cost.
Another tip‑based platform that supports one‑time and recurring contributions without a subscription fee.
#7 IssueHunt
Bounty‑driven funding platform that lets developers place bounties on GitHub issues; funds are held in escrow until the issue is resolved.
#8 Bountysource
Open‑source bounty platform where backers fund issues and feature requests; integrates directly with GitHub and GitLab.
#9 Codefund
Ad‑revenue sharing network that places privacy‑respectful ads on open‑source project sites, paying a share of revenue to maintainers.
#10 Polar
All‑in‑one sponsorship platform offering recurring donations, one‑off contributions, and a marketplace for paid features.
Built‑in funding feature that lets GitLab users add sponsorship buttons to projects and receive recurring contributions.
Minimalist, open‑source hosting service that includes a simple sponsorship button linking to external payment providers.
Self‑hosted Git service; community‑built plugins enable donation buttons (e.g., PayPal, Liberapay) directly on repository pages.
Bitbucket Cloud supports third‑party integrations (e.g., Open Collective, PayPal) that add funding widgets to repositories.
#15 PayPal Donations
Standard PayPal “Donate” button that can be embedded in README files or project sites; no platform fee beyond PayPal’s transaction cost.
#16 Stripe Checkout
Customizable checkout page for one‑time or recurring payments; developers can embed a link or button without a marketplace fee.
#17 FundRazr
Crowdfunding platform that allows open‑source projects to launch campaigns; free tier available with platform fees only on successful pledges.
A lightweight version of Open Collective focused on quick, fee‑free donations for small projects.
#19 CrowdSupply
Hardware‑focused crowdfunding that also supports open‑source software projects; no upfront cost, only a percentage of funds raised.
General crowdfunding platform with a dedicated category for open‑source initiatives; creators keep all funds after platform fees.
Free donation plugin for WordPress sites; can be used on project websites to collect contributions via multiple payment gateways.