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#2 GitHub
The world’s largest code hosting platform offering Git repositories, pull‑request workflows, Actions CI/CD, and a vibrant community.
#3 GitLab
Self‑hosted or SaaS Git platform with built‑in CI/CD, issue tracking, and DevOps lifecycle management.
#4 Bitbucket
Atlassian’s Git (and Mercurial) hosting service with integrated Jira issue tracking and Pipelines CI.
#5 SourceForge
Long‑standing open‑source project hosting with Git, SVN, Mercurial, download mirrors, and a project showcase.
#6 Gitea
Lightweight, self‑hosted Git service written in Go; easy to install and highly configurable.
#7 Gogs
A painless self‑hosted Git service written in Go, focused on simplicity and low resource usage.
Open‑source suite for code review, repository hosting, task management, and CI integration.
#9 Launchpad
Canonical’s platform for hosting Bazaar and Git projects, with bug tracking and translation tools.
#10 Codeberg
Community‑run, non‑commercial Git hosting based on Gitea, emphasizing privacy and free software values.
#11 NotABug
Free, open‑source Git hosting for public projects, built on Gitea with a focus on privacy.
#12 SourceHut
Modular, minimalistic platform offering Git, Mercurial, and Subversion hosting, plus CI, mailing lists, and bug tracking.
#13 Fossil
Integrated, self‑contained SCM with bug tracking, wiki, and web UI; ideal for small to medium projects.
#14 GitBucket
Self‑hosted Git platform written in Scala, compatible with GitHub API and offering pull requests, wikis, and issue tracking.
#15 Kallithea
Open‑source source code management system supporting Git and Mercurial with fine‑grained access control.
#16 Pagure
Fedora‑backed Git hosting service with pull requests, issue tracking, and CI integration.
#17 AWS CodeCommit
Fully managed private Git repositories on Amazon Web Services, integrated with other AWS DevOps tools.
Microsoft’s cloud‑hosted Git (or TFVC) repositories with built‑in CI/CD pipelines and work item tracking.
#19 Assembla
Enterprise‑grade cloud hosting for Git, Subversion, and Perforce with robust permission controls.
#20 Beanstalk
Managed Git and Subversion hosting focused on deployment pipelines and team collaboration.
#21 RhodeCode
Self‑hosted source code management platform supporting Git, Mercurial, and Subversion with enterprise‑level access control.