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RhodeCode Pricing, Plans, and Availability

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Pricing at a glance

RhodeCode’s public pricing is straightforward at a high level: there is a free Community Edition for self-hosted use, a paid Enterprise Edition priced per user per year, and a hosted Cloud option priced from a per-user monthly rate. The published pages also make clear that paid plans are seat-based, that Enterprise is sold as a subscription, and that Cloud includes hosting infrastructure plus enterprise features. For buyers, the practical takeaway is that the cost depends mainly on edition, user count, and whether you want self-managed deployment or a managed cloud instance.

The public price points start with the free Community Edition, which is positioned as unlimited-user, open-source software with community support. Enterprise is listed at $75 per user/year, with a 30-day trial shown on the pricing page and subscription terms that run one, two, or three years. Cloud is listed from $8 per user/month, also with a 30-day trial, and the pricing page notes a minimum of 10 users, 10-pack seat packaging, and included storage and traffic minimums. RhodeCode also mentions discounts for multi-year orders and volume purchases, but the exact discount amounts are not disclosed publicly.

Because RhodeCode’s hosted and enterprise offerings are quote-sensitive in places, the most reliable way to estimate spend is to start with the public per-user rate and then confirm seat minimums, hardware tier selection, and any add-on usage with sales. The documents supplied here do not publish separate list prices for additional seats, extra storage, or professional services, so those items should be treated as quote-based. If you need a hosted deployment, the final bill can also vary based on infrastructure and usage, since the terms allow increased use to be charged at then-current rates.

◇ Pricing model

Freemium with free open-source Community Edition, per-user annual Enterprise licensing, and per-user monthly Cloud hosting; paid plans require minimum seat commitments.

↻ Billing notes

RhodeCode Enterprise is sold on a one-, two-, or three-year subscription basis, and the fee includes premium technical support plus updates and upgrades. The FAQ says Enterprise requires an Enterprise License Agreement, uses a minimum seat commitment, and supports multi-year discounts. Cloud is presented as a monthly subscription that can be canceled anytime, and the pricing page states there is a 30-day trial for both Enterprise and Cloud. Renewal terms for hosted services are automatic unless canceled before the end of the subscription period.

Plans and pricing

3 tiers

RhodeCode Community Edition

Free
$0
  • Unlimited users
  • Deploy on-premises
  • Community support
  • Fine-grained permission control
  • User access control
  • Code review tools

Unlimited users; no dedicated support is included.

RhodeCode Enterprise

Annual subscription
$75 per user/year
  • Technical support with SLA
  • Instant code reviews
  • Scalable code search across all repositories
  • High scalability with multi-node configurations
  • High availability with parallel running instances
  • Predefined integrations with tools such as JIRA, Jenkins, Bamboo, and Slack

Minimum 10 users on the pricing page, seats offered in 10-packs; the FAQ also states a minimum of 20 seats for Enterprise Edition. Multiple-year purchases receive discounts, and added seats can be purchased later and made co-terminus.

RhodeCode Cloud

Monthly subscription
From $8 per user/month
  • All RhodeCode Enterprise features
  • 3 hardware tiers to choose
  • Dedicated domain with enterprise-grade SSL
  • Unlimited traffic, disk space, and repository size
  • Dedicated isolated hardware
  • Geo-located instances in the US, Asia, and Europe

Minimum 10 users; seats offered in 10-packs. The pricing page states a minimum of 80GB of storage space and 4TB of traffic included.

Add-ons and extras

Added seats

Not publicly disclosed

RhodeCode allows customers to add seats later, and added seats can be made co-terminus with the existing subscription. The cloud terms also state that increased use is billed at then-current rates for the remainder of the subscription term.

Storage increases

Not publicly disclosed

The hosted-services terms say users may increase storage limits by modifying an existing order, but the page does not publish a standalone price for extra storage.

Hidden and indirect costs

Worth budgeting for
⚠  RhodeCode does not publish all potential incremental charges on its pricing pages. Taxes are excluded from listed fees, and the hosted-services terms say that increased use may be charged at then-current rates if you add users or increase storage. The pricing page also notes hardware tiers for Cloud, which suggests the final cloud bill may vary based on selected infrastructure, but the exact tier pricing is not publicly disclosed in the supplied documents.
⚠  Professional services are mentioned on the FAQ page, including training, consulting, custom enterprise integrations, professional certifications, and SVN-to-Git migration services, but no public prices are given. For buyers that need those services, cost is therefore quote-based rather than published on the pricing page.

What buyers actually pay

A small team wants to try RhodeCode before buying.

Expected cost$0 for Community Edition, or a 30-day trial for Enterprise/Cloud.
Edition selectedNeed for paid enterprise features

A company needs self-hosted enterprise features for a team of 10 users.

Expected costAt least $750 per year for Enterprise, based on $75 per user/year and a 10-user minimum on the pricing page.
User countAnnual subscription termPotential multi-year discount

A company wants a hosted RhodeCode instance for 10 users.

Expected costAt least $80 per month if the advertised starting Cloud rate applies, before any infrastructure or usage-based adjustments are considered.
User countMonthly billingCloud hardware tier selectionStorage and traffic usage

Pricing FAQ

Yes. RhodeCode Community Edition is free and open source. It is licensed under the AGPL and is available for any number of users. RhodeCode also says CE comes with community support rather than dedicated support.

Yes. The pricing page shows a 30-day trial for RhodeCode Enterprise and a 30-day trial for RhodeCode Cloud. The FAQ also says EE can be evaluated for up to 30 days. That makes trial access publicly available before purchase, but production use of EE requires a software license.

RhodeCode Enterprise is licensed under an Enterprise License Agreement and sold as a one-, two-, or three-year subscription. The fee includes enterprise features, premium technical support, and access to updates and upgrades. The FAQ says the minimum is twenty seats, while the pricing page says minimum 10 users and 10-pack seat increments, so buyers should confirm the applicable order minimum with sales.

The pricing page says RhodeCode Cloud is a monthly subscription and can be canceled anytime. The hosted-services terms also say recurring paid services renew automatically unless canceled before the end of the subscription period. Buyers should expect renewal unless they actively cancel through the account flow described in the terms.

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