Free Git hosting. Servers when you need them.
Private and public repositories on a GitLab we run in the Netherlands. When your project needs to run, deploy it to a server in one step.

A full GitLab, not a stripped-down one.
Issues, merge requests, wiki, web IDE and CI configuration, on an instance we run and keep updated.
- 1One account for everythingSign up here; the same login works on GitLab, your servers and billing.
- 2Private or public, your choiceUp to 3 projects with 1.0 GB each. Public projects get a longer retention window.
- 3Your keys, your dataSSH keys and tokens live in GitLab. Two-factor for every account, encrypted backups every night, no trackers.

services:
web:
build: .
ports:
- "80:8080"
restart: unless-stopped
From repository to running server.
Pick a project and a plan. We create a server with your SSH keys, clone the branch you chose and run your compose.yaml or Dockerfile. Redeploy with one command.
Free
- 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM
- 10 GB SSD
- 0 TB traffic
Fair use, in plain terms.
Free hosting stays free as long as a project is alive. Nothing is deleted without warning.
Questions people ask
Is it really free?
Yes. Up to 3 projects with 1.0 GB each, no credit card and no time limit as long as a project stays active. Servers are the only paid part.
Where is my code stored?
On our own servers in a Hetzner data centre in Germany, run from the Netherlands, with encrypted off-site backups every night.
What happens if I stop using a project?
You get an e-mail after 5 months. After 6 months it is archived but stays cloneable. Push once or sign in and it is active again.
Can I host commercial or private work?
Yes. Private and public repositories are both included, for personal, open-source and commercial software, within fair use.
How does deploying work?
Choose a project and a plan. We create a server with your SSH keys, clone the branch and start your compose file or Dockerfile. Redeploy with one command.
Can I leave at any time?
Always. It is plain Git: clone your repositories and go. Account deletion is one e-mail.
Start with a repository.
No credit card. A confirmed e-mail address is all it takes.