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Note that it's not 5 free private repos, but 5 private users. You can have unlimited private repos. So, in a small team you'd probably never have to pay. I wond
by wkornewald 16y ago
Note that it's not 5 free private repos, but 5 private users. You can have unlimited private repos. So, in a small team you'd probably never have to pay. I wonder what has led them to this decision business-wise. Was the competition from github so overwhelming that they decided to counter it with with relatively drastic measures (giving up lots of $$$)?
- simonsarris 16y agoWell bitbucket won me over and made me start an account with them when it happened. And now that I'm with them, if I go over 5 users I'll gladly pay. It certainly can't hurt to be the first site to do it. (first considering github, bitbucket, google code, codeplex, sourceforge(?))
- follower 16y agoNote that BitBucket was recently acquired by Atlassian: http://www.atlassian.com/hosted/bitbucket/faq.jsp http://www.atlassian.com/hosted/bitbucket/faq.jsp I think this had an effect on the offers.
- ItarPeyo 16y agoYes it did. The changes in pricing took effect at the moment they got acquired.
- makeramen 16y agoah yeah, I may be wrong, but I swear it started as 5 repos, then they changed it to users. Anyway, for some reason one of my free accounts has unlimited users right now. Not sure how that happened but I think it might be because I had more than 5 users on a repo before they made the upgrade? Pretty awesome regardless.