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Git hosting platform for source control, pull requests, and CI workflows built around team development.
Engineering orgs standardizing on Jira plus git in one bill
Bitbucket Cloud is Atlassian’s git hosting with Pipelines CI, Jira linking, and merge controls.
atlassian.com/software/bitbucket/pricing (March 2026) lists Free forever for up to 5 users with unlimited private repos, 50 build minutes per month, 1 GB Git LFS, 10 deployment environments, and shared workspace storage. Standard is about $3.65 per user/month with unlimited users on the workspace, 2,500 build minutes, 5 GB LFS, Packages storage with 1 GB included then about $0.35/GB/mo, and network transfer buckets with overage about $0.70/GB/mo on the comparison grid. Premium is about $7.25 per user/month with 3,500 minutes, 10 GB LFS, 2 GB Packages base, 7 GB network transfer included, 2 self-hosted runner slots (extra slots about $15 each), merge checks, IP allowlisting, and 99.9% uptime SLA on marketing.
Additional build minutes sell in blocks (about $10 per 1,000 minutes/month per page footnotes). Atlassian Guard for SSO sits outside base seat price.
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Bitbucket's sticker price is low, but the real cost model combines seats, Pipelines minutes, LFS, and add-on capacity. If Pipelines is central to the workflow, the minute pool matters as much as the user price.
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Bitbucket Cloud pricing currently shows Free for up to 5 users, Standard at $3.65 per user per month, and Premium at $7.25 per user per month. Bitbucket Pipelines is included in every plan, with 50 build minutes per month on Free, 2,500 on Standard, and 3,500 on Premium. Additional build minutes are sold in 1,000-minute blocks for $10 per month.
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Free planCloud development environments
Cloud development environment platform for teams that want self-hosted workspaces, stronger governance, and AI-ready engineering infrastructure.
Closer to platform-grade workspace infrastructure than to lightweight browser IDE tools alone.
