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Version control + build automation — 25 GB storage (5x increase Mar 2026), 100 GB egress (new Mar 2026), no seat charges (removed Mar 2026). Build: 200 Windows + 100 Mac minutes/month. Includes Plastic SCM for version control. No egress charges through April 2026We could not read the page we cite for this offer when we last looked, on 2026-09-10, so we cannot confirm these terms today.
Pricing Change History
Bitrise
increaseddiscovered 2026-08-28 · effective date unknownlow impact
Retracted — this record was our error (2026-09-17). The Hobby plan now has a build timeout of 210 minutes, up from 90. The Hobby plan also includes 2GB of dependency cache storage. The Hobby plan is now explicitly free forever. Retracted 2026-09-17: accurate about the Starter plan and attached to the free one. bitrise.io/pricing renders its comparison table with three columns headed "Starter Pro Enterprise" — the free Hobby plan has no column in it. Build timeout reads "210 minutes | 210 minutes | Custom (up to 4h)" and Dependency cache storage reads "2 GB | 100 GB | Custom", so both figures in this record are the Starter column. The page states the free plan's timeout in its FAQ: "On our Free plan, your build times out at 90 minutes, while on Starter and Pro, it can run up to 210 minutes." Our stored 90-minute timeout was right and this record withheld it. The Hobby card states no figures at all — "Enough build credits for you to build your small project a few times per month" — and confirms our stored one-user cap: "Access for a team of one (that's you!)". Source ↗
Unity DevOps
increasedeffective 2026-03-01medium impact
Free tier significantly expanded: storage 5x increase to 25 GB, 100 GB egress added (new), per-seat charges removed. Unity DevOps (formerly Plastic SCM) now offers generous free version control for game developers Source ↗
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