DeepSource free (Open Source) plan
Code health and security static analysis (SAST, IaC, code coverage) that is free for open source.
DeepSource free (Open Source) plan is a developer tools perk from DeepSource, free for open source, with no funding required.
Inside DeepSource free (Open Source) plan
Free Open Source plan: unlimited public repositories and team members, 1,000 PR reviews/month, static analysis/SAST/IaC scanning, code coverage, and pay-as-you-go AI review.
Who it's for
- Funding / backing
- No funding needed
- Geography
- Global
- Recurring / expiry
- Ongoing
- Other requirements
- Free tier is for public/open-source repositories; private repos require a paid plan.
How to apply for DeepSource free (Open Source) plan
- A company email on your own website domain (not a personal address)
- A payment method / paid account on file
- 1Sign up and connect a public repository; free for open source.
DeepSource free (Open Source) plan: common questions
What do you get with DeepSource free (Open Source) plan?
DeepSource free (Open Source) plan is free for open source.
Who qualifies for DeepSource free (Open Source) plan?
DeepSource free (Open Source) plan is open to any startup, with no funding required. Free tier is for public/open-source repositories; private repos require a paid plan.
Do I need to be VC-backed or in an accelerator to get DeepSource free (Open Source) plan?
No. DeepSource free (Open Source) plan is open to any startup that meets the stated criteria, no investor or accelerator backing required.
How do I apply for DeepSource free (Open Source) plan?
Sign up and connect a public repository; free for open source.
How long do I have to use DeepSource free (Open Source) plan, and does it expire?
Ongoing
Is DeepSource free (Open Source) plan available outside the US?
DeepSource free (Open Source) plan is available globally, subject to the provider's terms.
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