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Hi! My name is Dan and I'm a Systems Manager and Web Developer from the UK. I blog about web technology and digital lifestyle. You can follow me using the links below. Thanks for dropping by.
I've come across a few subversion hosting services which offer free accounts so I thought I'd share the links. Most of these seem to offer a limited free account and a range of paid accounts. If you're working with subversion a lot and you come to rely on them then you may want to upgrade in the future - at least you can try them out first for free. However, if you're developing one or two projects on your own you may be happy to stick with the free account. These details are for the free accounts only, and most offer a lot more for the paid account (for example, SSL access, more users, repositories, etc.).
| Service | Storage space | Active projects/repositories | Users | SSL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beanstalk | 100mb | 1 | 3 | No |
| ProjectLocker | 500mb | Unlimited | 5 | Yes |
| Slik SVN | 10mb | 1 | 1 | Yes |
| Springloops | 100mb | 3 | Unlimited | No |
| Unfuddle | 200mb | 1 | 2 | No |
| XP-Dev | 500mb | Unlimited | Unlimited | No |
These details are only up to date as of when I submit this post so make sure you have a look through the links to see what you're getting. If you're looking at hosting an open source project you may want to look at Google Code (http://code.google.com/projecthosting/) and SourceForge (http://sourceforge.net/).
Comments
Don't Forget ProjectLocker
Dan --
Good work organizing this information. I work for ProjectLocker, which has a free plan with 500 MB storage, unlimited projects, and 5 users with SSL. We believe ProjectLocker is competitive with the other options here, and ProjectLocker also includes Trac hosting and Git hosting as well.
Thanks!
Hi Runako Many thanks for
Hi Runako
Many thanks for dropping by. This sounds like an excellent plan, I've added it to the list!
Thanks
Dan
Don't Forget Assembla
Check out http://www.assembla.com. They offer free private repos with unlimited users and 1GB storage. You can upgrade your free repo to include ticket, collaboration, and project management tools.
Also, with the semi-recent release of Subversion 1.7, make sure to update to a Subversion 1.7 supported client to take advantage of the performance benefits and client side improvements. Here is a resource for free downloads of Subversion 1.7 compatible svn clients: http://svn-ref.assembla.com/download-clients.html.