We use GitHub for our code repository.
Adam Seabrook
Co-founder - Betterteam
GitHub is our source control tool.
Matt Clark
Co-founder & CTO - Valify
22%Stacklist Startups Are Using GitHub
GitHub customers cover the spectrum, from small seed-stage startups to large growth companies. The most popular code repository in the world, GitHub offers an unlimited number of contributors for each repository and has become a fixture of the developer community--at a reasonable price, to boot. It’s a great option for any company that needs to collaborate on code, regardless of size or stage.
GitHub has five pricing plans, all of which offer unlimited members and unlimited public repositories and charges only for private repositories. The free plan includes no private repositories (which means they’re public). The Bronze plan, at $25/month, includes 10 private repositories; Silver, for $50/month, includes 20; Gold includes 50 for $100/month; and Platinum, at $200/month, includes 125. GitHub also charges for data packs that upgrade your storage and bandwidth by 50GB each for $5/month. GitHub also has an enterprise package with additional features and integrations which costs $2,500/year for every 10 developer accounts (as an example, 10 developer accounts would costs $2,500/year, and both 11 and 19 developer accounts would cost $5,000/year.