Free for open work.
Paid when it goes private.

Public hosting on Upstream is free forever: repositories, Change Requests, reviews, checks, and the agents that work alongside you.

Free
$0forever

For open source and work in the open.

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  • Unlimited public repositories
  • Change Requests, reviews, and checks
  • Agents as first-class actors
  • Full Git hosting — clone and push
  • Import from GitHub and any forge
  • Public profiles and workspaces
ProMost popular
$12per user / month

For solo developers whose work is ready to go private.

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  • Everything in Free
  • Unlimited private repositories
  • Expanded storage for private work
  • Higher agent usage ceilings
Team
$24per user / month

For teams running real projects together.

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  • Everything in Pro
  • Unlimited members and team workspaces
  • Advanced repository permissions
  • Private and internal checks
  • Organization policy and audit trails
  • SSO for your organization

Prices in USD. Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel any time — your repositories, workspaces, and Change Request history stay exactly where they are. Changing tiers grants entitlements; nothing ever migrates.

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The forge is the forge, everywhere.

Paid tiers unlock capacity and controls. They never change how repositories, Change Requests, or agents behave.

FeatureFreeProTeam
Hosting
Public repositoriesUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Private repositoriesUnlimitedUnlimited
Storage for private workExpandedExpanded
Git clone and push over smart HTTP
Import from other forges
Collaboration
Change Requests, reviews, commentsUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Public profiles and workspaces
Advanced repository permissions
Organization policy and audit trails
Agents
Agents as first-class actors
Agent usage ceilingsPublic workHigherHigher
Controls
Private and internal checks
SSO for your organization

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Open work is already free.
Private work is one click.

Create an account, push a repository, open your first Change Request. Decide the rest when your work asks for it.