Plans and pricing

Users
Free Get started for free
Forever
Standard Try it
/ user / month starting price
Premium Try it
/ user / month starting price
User limit ?
Free Up to 5 users
Standard Unlimited
Premium Unlimited
Unlimited private repositories ?
Free ✓
Standard ✓
Premium ✓
Jira Software integration ?
Free ✓
Standard ✓
Premium ✓
Trello integration ?
Free ✓
Standard ✓
Premium ✓
CI/CD ?
Free ✓
Standard ✓
Premium ✓
Merge checks ?
Free ✓
Standard ✓
Premium ✓
Enforced merge checks ?
Free
Standard
Premium ✓
Deployment permissions ?
Free
Standard
Premium ✓
IP Whitelisting ?
Free
Standard
Premium ✓
Required two-step verification ?
Free
Standard
Premium ✓
Smart Mirroring ?
Free
Standard
Premium ✓
Git Large File Storage ?
Free 1 GB
Standard 5 GB
Premium 10 GB
Build minutes ?
Free 50 min / mo
Standard 2500 min / mo
Premium 3500 min / mo
Bitbucket features

Build minutes and Git Large File Storage that scales with your needs

Need more than your Bitbucket plan provides for a month? Add additional build minutes and Git LFS for that month, giving your team flexibility to scale your usage on demand. Learn more

Build minutes per account

$10/month for 1000 mins

Git Large File Storage per account

$10/month for 100 GB

Benefits of hosting in the cloud

  • Get immediate access to our latest features with automatic upgrades
  • No servers, no storage, no maintenance — we host your site for you

Enhance cloud security with Atlassian Access

  • SAML single sign-on
  • Enforced two-step verification
  • Organization audit log

*Access requires a separate subscription which you can enable from within Jira.

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Is Bitbucket free for small teams? show +
  

Yes! Bitbucket is free for individuals and small teams with up to 5 users, with unlimited public and private repositories. You also get 1 GB file storage for LFS and 50 build minutes to get started with Pipelines. You share build minutes and storage with all users on your team or personal account.
What is a user? What is a team or account? show +
  

A user is anyone with a Bitbucket account. Once you give a user access to a private repository they count as a user for your billing plan. A team or account is a group of users with access to shared projects and repositories. Learn more.
What do you mean by “build minute” and “git large file storage”? show +
  

A "build minute" is one minute of machine time running a Pipelines build. "Git Large File Storage" is the available storage space, currently through LFS, for media or other large files. This storage space is in addition to the 1 GB storage limit per repository. You share build minutes and Git Large File Storage with all users on your team or personal account.
What types of payment do you accept? show +
  

Credit card (including MasterCard, Visa or American Express) via our secure online order form at the end of your signup.
Can I change my plan at a later time? show +
  

Yes! If you’re an admin you can change your plan from Standard to Premium and vice versa by heading to your team or personal account settings, Plan details, and 'change plan'.
Can I buy an annual subscription? show +
  

Annual subscriptions are currently not supported on Bitbucket Cloud.
What is the difference between the Standard and Premium plans? show +
  

Standard plan includes all the current features in Bitbucket including LFS and Pipelines. Premium plan is a pricing tier for teams that require granular admin controls, security and auditing capabilities. In addition to everything the Standard plan offers, the Premium plan includes merge checks, IP whitelisting, deployment permissions, required two-step verification and smart mirroring. Find out more about the Bitbucket Cloud Premium plan here.
Do you offer free community or academic subscriptions? show +
  

Yes! Community or academic subscriptions include unlimited private repositories for unlimited contributors which also includes 5 GB file storage for LFS and 500 build minutes for Pipelines to help you get started. You share build minutes and storage with all users on your team or personal account. Fees will apply for additional build minutes and file storage.
How can I sign up for a free academic subscription? show +
  

When you sign up with your academic email address, we will automatically convert your account to an unlimited academic plan. If your account doesn't automatically get converted, you can apply to have your institution added.
How can I apply for a free Bitbucket Cloud community subscription? show +
  

Atlassian supports organizations that seek to do good in the world. If yours is a non-profit charitable organization, you can apply for an Atlassian Bitbucket Cloud Community subscription.
What’s the difference between Cloud and Server deployment options? show +
  

With Bitbucket Cloud, we host Bitbucket in the cloud for you. This is generally the best option for teams who want to get started quickly and easily, and for teams who don't want to manage the technical complexity of hosting themselves.

With Bitbucket Server and Bitbucket Data Center, you host Bitbucket on your own hardware and you're able to customize your setup however you'd like. This is generally the best option for teams who want to manage all the details of the setup and don't mind the additional complexity of hosting themselves.

Still have more questions?

Additional FAQ and billing details can be found in our documentation or Bitbucket Licensing. If you have any further questions you can contact us at any time here.

For teams of all sizes, hosted on your server

Server

USD X
one-time payment
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  • Complete control of your environment
  • A single server deployment
  • Perpetual license + free year of maintenance
  • Unlimited public and private repos
  • Smart mirroring
  • Atlassian-supported disaster recovery
  • SAML 2.0

Data Center

USD X
per year
Try it free
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  • Complete control of your environment
  • Active-active clustering for high availability
  • Annual term license + maintenance
  • Unlimited public and private repos
  • Smart mirroring
  • Atlassian-supported disaster recovery
  • SAML 2.0

Server Pricing FAQ

30-day money back guarantee

If you want to discontinue use of any Atlassian product, Atlassian offers a 30-day money-back guarantee with no questions asked.

Free for open source, nonprofits, and classrooms

Free licenses are available for qualified open source projects, nonprofits, and classrooms.

How do you define a user?

A Bitbucket Server user is any user that can log in to Bitbucket Server. A Bitbucket Data Center user is any user that can log in to Bitbucket Data Center.

What about the Cloud version of Bitbucket?

Find out more about Bitbucket Cloud here.

What is the difference between Server and Data center?

Bitbucket Server is a single on-premise instance of Bitbucket. For teams that require high-availability, performance at scale, and smart mirroring for distributed teams we offer Bitbucket Data Center, an active-active cluster of Bitbucket Server nodes. If your team prefers a single server installation, download a free trial of Bitbucket Server here. Bitbucket Server pricing information can be found here.

What is the difference between Server and Data Center licensing?

Bitbucket Server has a perpetual license while Data Center has an annual term license that includes updates and support as long as your term license is active. Data Center licenses expire and are not perpetual like our server licenses. See the Data Center purchasing FAQ for more information.

First year of maintenance is on us

Our Server licenses entitle you to perpetual use, and include 12 months of maintenance (new software releases and critical bug fixes and access to Atlassian's world-class support team) from the date of purchase. Renewing maintenance is encouraged but completely optional.

Discounts for academic institutions

Qualified academic institutions receive a 50% discount on Server licenses.

Source code included

The full source code is available for commercial and academic licenses to help with any desired product customizations.

Jira Software integration

Create branches and view contextual development and deployment information from Bitbucket within a Jira issue. Automatically transition issues when Bitbucket actions (e.g. after a pull request is created or closed) are performed, and view and edit issues right from Bitbucket’s UI.

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Trello integration

Associate code and create Bitbucket branches from tasks from a Trello board. View build and pull request status at a glance from boards.

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CI/CD

Automatically trigger builds, tests, and deploys through integrated CI/CD with Bitbucket Pipelines.

Bitbucket Pipelines is managed as code - commit a yaml file with your CLI commands and environment variables and kick builds off immediately. Whether you want to deploy, test, monitor or analyze code, Pipelines provides tight integrations with the tools you know and love.

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Merge checks

Merge checks allow you to recommend certain conditions on pull request merges are met for individual branches. These include builds passing, minimum number of reviewers, and all pull request tasks are completed.

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Enforced merge checks

Enforced merge checks allow you to require that certain conditions are met on pull request merges for individual branches or branch patterns. These include builds passing, minimum number of reviewers, and all pull request tasks are completed.

If these conditions aren’t met Bitbucket won’t allow the pull request to be merged. You can also reset approvals when the source branch is modified.

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Deployment permissions

Deployment permissions give teams control over who can deploy to a given environment, and which branch they can deploy from. This is customizable per environment and helps ensure the right people are deploying the right code.

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IP Whitelisting

With IP whitelisting users will only be able to interact (view, push, clone, etc.) with your account’s private content if they are accessing Bitbucket from an IP address you have selected and know is safe.

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Required two-step verification

Required two-step verification (also known as 2FA) means users will need to have 2FA enabled in order to interact (view, push, clone, etc.) with your account’s private content.

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Smart Mirroring

Smart Mirrors can greatly improve Git clone, fetch and pull times for globally distributed teams by letting teams set up read-only mirrors of Bitbucket repositories in different geographic locations.

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Git Large File Storage

Using Git LFS, large files are kept in parallel storage to your code, and lightweight references are stored in your Git repository. This is useful for teams that work with large media such as audio or video files, making repositories smaller and faster.

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Build minutes

Build minutes are minutes executing a pipeline for building, test, and deploying using Bitbucket Pipelines.

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