Ranked by measurement
Best self-hosted git platform
7 tested · top 7 shown
2 more could only be measured on fewer than five frames, so they are not ranked here — a partial average is not comparable with a full one.
Ordered by a seven-frame production-readiness benchmark measured from each product's public surface — not popularity, pricing or feature count. Nobody pays to appear here and the order is never edited. How it is measured →
How this field scores
low 60median 74best 88
- 1rickubEU-hosted Git platform with CI, code review, and container registry.Perf 80Sec 100Priv 100Rel 100Std 75Disc 721 not assessedrickub.com · measured 2026-09-186/7 frames
- 2Harness.ioHarness Open Source is an end-to-end developer platform with Source Control Management, CI/CD Pipelines, HostePerf 62Acce 96Sec 80Priv 70Rel 100Std 89Disc 100harness.io · measured 2026-09-237/7 frames
- 3ForgejoForgejo is a self-hostable software forge for Git repositories.Perf 92Acce 98Sec 25Priv 70Rel 100Std 92Disc 75forgejo.org · measured 2026-09-227/7 frames
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JJHubCode collaboration platform for the Jujutsu version control system.Perf 81Acce 88Sec 100Priv 25Rel 67Std 86Disc 70jjhub.dev · measured 2026-09-197/7 frames - 5
GhostforkZero-trust Git hosting where the server never sees your plaintext code.Perf 90Acce 88Sec 25Priv 25Rel 100Std 92Disc 47ghostfork.io · measured 2026-09-217/7 frames - 6
GitRootGitRoot is a self-hosted platform for managing repositories and users.Perf 100Acce 92Sec 25Priv 25Rel 75Std 92Disc 45gitroot.dev · measured 2026-08-167/7 frames - 7
AtlassianBitbucket is a Git code hosting and collaboration platform by Atlassian.Perf 23Acce 93Sec 75Priv 25Rel 70Std 66Disc 70bitbucket.org · measured 2026-08-117/7 frames
What this does not say
This ranks how production-ready each product's public surface is — not how well it does its job. For self-hosted git platform, that means it does not measure the quality of the work itself. Products whose sites block automated readers are left out rather than ranked last — we did not measure them, and bottom placement would claim something we never observed. Scores are floors: anything set at a CDN, a proxy or behind a login is invisible from the public surface.