Pricing for nonprofits
Bitbucket Cloud Community gives nonprofit charitable organizations unlimited private repositories for unlimited contributors with 5GB file storage and 500 build minutes, for non-governmental, non-commercial, non-political charities. Community licenses re-apply yearly.

Review for nonprofits
Bitbucket is a Git code host nonprofit tech teams use to keep mission code private, run CI and CD pipelines, and coordinate review with Jira.
The Community plan removes the five-user cap for charities with unlimited repos. Atlassian and Jira shops fit best.
Typical nonprofit uses:
- Host mission code privately.
- Run build and deploy pipelines.
- Review code with Jira traceability.
Pros:
- Unlimited users and repos on the Community plan.
- Data Center community option for self-hosters.
Cons:
- Overages apply for extra minutes and storage.
- Yearly re-application for community licenses.
FAQ about Bitbucket for nonprofits
What does Bitbucket cost nonprofits?
The Community plan is free for charitable organizations.
Who qualifies?
Non-governmental, non-commercial, non-political charities.
What are the limits?
Five gigabytes storage with 500 shared build minutes.
When is Bitbucket a good fit?
For Atlassian and Jira-centered tech teams.
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