Hosted Subversion Services - Comprehensive List & Reviews
By Angsuman Chakraborty, Gaea News NetworkSaturday, November 17, 2007
This is a comprehensive list of hosted subversion subversion (source code repository) service. I did not include the list of hosted subversion service providers who restrict to only open source projects like sourceforge or tigris.
| Company | Notes |
|---|---|
| SVNRepository | Level 1 @ $3.95 / mo comes with 500 MB space, unlimited developers, 1 repository & trac instance. Level 5 @ 9.95 / mo comes with unlimited everything except 5 GB space and 1 bugzilla instance. All plans comes with hourly backups, secure access and free migration services for subversion & trac and 24/7 “personal” technical support. |
| cvsdude | The free plan comes with 2 MB space, 1 user and 1 repository. The enterprise plan @ 99.99 (demo) comes with 10 GB diskspace, unlimited users & usergroups, bugzilla, trac, unlimited email support, DAV access and 10 mailing lists. All plans has 10 minute backups. |
| Wush | The starter plan @ 20 / quarter comes with 500 MB disk space, 5 GB data transfer limit, one repository and unlimited developers. The dedicated server plan @ 205 / mo comes with 250 GB disk space, 200GB transfer / mo, unlimited repositories, unlimited developers and comes with root access on the server. All plans comes with live backup (on every commit), offsite nightly backup and hosted on RAID-1 disk array. |
| SourceHosting | The basic subversion hosting is priced at 35 / mo for each 5 users + $30 / mo for each block of 100 megabyte usage. Trac & Bugzilla are priced separately. It uses VMWare for virtualization of accounts. |
| Projxpert | The free plan comes with 5 MB disk space and 1 repository. The ultra plan @ 20$ / mo comes with 35 repositories and 1 GB disk space. All plans comes with unlimited team members, issue tracking, secure access, forums and email notifications. |
| Project Locker | ProjectLocker charges approx 20$ per user. It provides secure access, DAV access, unlimited projects, “no pre-set data limit”, rss feed, email notifications and 24/7 monitoring & support. |
| Hosted Projects | The basic plan @ 7$ / mo provides 100MB SVN/Trac disk space and 50MB WebDAV disk space. The enterprise plan @ 30 $ / mo provides 3 GB of SVN/Trac disk space and 200MB WebDAV disk space. All plans come with secure access, unlimited email support, offsite backup every 4 hours, unlimited repositories and Trac projects, unlimited developer accounts and email notifications. Downloading backups cost extra. |
| DevGuard | The basic plan @ 7.95 / mo comes with 100 MB disk space and 2 repositories. The enterprise plan @ 59.95 / mo comes with 5 GB disk space and 500 repositories. All plans has unlimited developers, integrated Trac & WebSVN, secure access, 99.5 % uptime guarantee and uses RAID1 mirrored disks. |
| Assembla | The free plan comes with 200 MB disk space. The Max plan @ 99 / mo comes with automatic backup to external S3 system, email & phone support and 20 GB disk space. All plans has unlimited team size, trac, wiki, chat, notifications and time tracking. |
Note:
1. The prices are for month-to-month subscription where discounts are available for longer periods.
2. ProjectLocker uses a widget to provide price for your team size. The price for 1 member was 20$ while price for 10 members were 200$. I guessed 20$ / developer is a safe estimate.
Feel free to suggest more in comments or corrections and clarifications, if any.
Tags: Open Source, Subversion
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January 28, 2008: 3:08 pm
Thank you for the reference to ProjectLocker. We have just released a Startup Edition for small teams that has Subversion and Trac over SSL for as low as $2.50 a month for 1 GB. This may appeal to your viewers who do not have enterprise support and customization needs but still want reliable, backed up, and secure repositories for their projects. You can find us at https://www.projectlocker.com for more information. Corregan Brown |
 Dave F |
December 17, 2007: 2:58 am
Thanks for the great article. Any thoughts on which ones you would recommend or the top three |
Roopinder