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#2 GitHub
The world’s largest Git hosting service offering unlimited public repositories, pull‑request workflow, GitHub Actions CI, and a vibrant community.
Self‑hosted Git platform with built‑in CI/CD, issue boards, container registry, and DevSecOps features—all under an open‑source license.
Atlassian’s Git hosting with free private repositories (up to 5 users), pull‑request reviews, and integration with Jira and Pipelines CI.
#5 SourceForge
Long‑standing platform for hosting open‑source projects, providing Git, SVN, and Mercurial repositories, download mirrors, and project forums.
#6 Gitea
Lightweight, self‑hosted Git service written in Go; includes issue tracking, wiki, pull requests, and LDAP/OAuth authentication.
#7 Gogs
Simple, self‑hosted Git service (the predecessor to Gitea) with a clean UI, webhooks, and minimal resource requirements.
Open‑source platform powering SourceForge, offering Git, SVN, and Mercurial hosting, issue tracking, wikis, and forums.
Comprehensive suite for code review, repository hosting (Git, Mercurial, SVN), task management, and CI integration.
Fully managed private Git repositories on AWS with encryption at rest, IAM integration, and seamless CI/CD via CodePipeline.
Microsoft’s cloud‑hosted Git service with unlimited private repos for up to 5 users, branch policies, and built‑in pipelines.
Cloud‑based Git, Subversion, and Perforce hosting with basic issue tracking and limited private repositories for free accounts.
#13 Codeberg
Non‑profit, community‑run Git hosting based on Gitea, focusing on privacy, data protection, and open‑source values.
#14 Launchpad
Canonical’s platform for hosting Bazaar and Git projects, providing bug tracking, code reviews, and translation tools.
#15 Savannah
GNU Project’s central hosting service for free software, supporting Git, SVN, and CVS repositories with mailing lists and bug trackers.
#16 Fossil
Integrated, self‑contained SCM system with Git‑like version control, bug tracking, wiki, and web UI—all in a single executable.
Self‑hosted source‑code management for Git, Mercurial, and Subversion with fine‑grained access control and LDAP integration.
#18 Kallithea
Open‑source fork of RhodeCode offering Git and Mercurial hosting, pull‑request workflow, and LDAP/Active Directory auth.
#19 Pagure
Fedora’s Git‑centric code‑hosting platform with pull‑request support, issue tracking, and integration with Koji build system.
#20 GitBucket
Scala‑based Git platform resembling GitHub, featuring pull requests, wikis, issue tracking, and LDAP authentication.
Enterprise‑ready version of Gogs with additional LDAP, SAML, and audit‑log features while keeping the lightweight footprint.