gitfor, with the dials turned up
Free gets you a whole forge. Pro, at $15 a month, gives you more room in every corner of it, and keeps an independent, open-source forge running for everyone.
CI that keeps up
More cloud runner hours, plus bigger standard-2 runners for the builds that need them, and a roomier Actions cache so warm builds stay warm.
- Cloud runner (standard-1)
- 5.0 h 35.0 h
- Cloud runner (standard-2)
- — 10.0 h
- Actions cache
- 512.0 MiB 10.0 GiB
Room for the big repos
Generous repository and LFS storage, so the monorepo, the design assets and the test fixtures can all move in.
- Repository storage
- 1.0 GiB 15.0 GiB
- LFS storage
- 1.0 GiB 10.0 GiB
- LFS bandwidth
- 2.0 GiB 50.0 GiB
A browser editor you can live in
Ten times the editor container hours: open a repo, get a full dev environment, push without ever cloning.
- Editor containers
- 2.0 h 20.0 h
Sites that can take a hug
Millions of requests and a terabyte of egress for your sites. Launch day stops being scary.
- Site requests
- 100,000 3,000,000
- Site egress
- 10.0 GiB 1000.0 GiB
- Site assets
- 256.0 MiB 5.0 GiB
AI merge fixes and PR write-ups
Twenty times the AI calls for resolving merge conflicts and drafting pull request descriptions.
- AI calls
- 50 1,000
Hourly mirroring
Repository mirrors sync every hour instead of daily, with ten times the push- and webhook-triggered syncs.
Grow past the limits, on your terms
Free stops at its allowances. Pro keeps going at the same per-unit rates, capped by a spending limit you choose.
A little badgePro
A modest Pro badge on your profile. Tasteful. Understated. Entirely deserved.
And one more thing
gitfor is open source and has no investors to answer to. Pro subscriptions pay for the servers, the runners and the people who keep it all going, so the free tier can stay generous for everyone else.
And from us over at gitfor, our undying gratitude.