Opire is a bounty platform where anyone can put bounties on any GitHub issue, which are only paid out once resolved.

BountyHub is a platform where developers can put bounties on their Github issues or earn money by solving them.

Bepro is a task-based marketplace created to help organizations and builders thrive.

Algora is a developer tool & community simplifying bounties, hiring & open source sustainability.

The Sovereign Tech Fund supports the development, improvement and maintenance of open digital infrastructure.

Code Code Ship integrates with popular package managers like npm and rubygems to provide all the necessary tools to sell your code on a subscription basis.

Google Summer of Code connects student developers with open source projects to work on a 10 week programming project during their break from school.

The Open Source Lab is a nonprofit organization working for the advancement of open source technologies by providing hosting to open source projects.

A Linux Foundation initiative to provide a forum for a collaborative, cross-industry effort for ensuring open source security.

A stipend program by Google that bring open source projects and technical writers together, to the benefit of both.

A marketplace for selling private npm packages through API and npm install command.

A predictable fundraising, income streams, surplus redistribution, and sustainable growth to open source and public goods.

A peer-to-peer decentralized stack for building and sustaining open source software together

Codementor is an on-demand marketplace for software developers with live 1:1 help, long-term mentorship, freelance jobs and code reviews.

OpenTeams is the services marketplace where open source software users can find, vet, and contract with service providers.

NumFOCUS provides funding and resources for open source scientific computing projects.

Bytepack helps you package and delivering software products to third parties, such as developers and enterprises.

Permissionless Software Foundation is decentralized autonomous organization with the purpose to foster the growth of open source software.

Commons-based microeconomies to sustain public goods through a library of open-source decentralized components.

NouGit is an open source development accelarator platform with market place and social networking features combined.

Otechie is a professional chat widget and messenger designed to help you collaborate with your clients.

Fosshost is a not-for-profit provider of free to use and accessible cloud-hosting services to the free and open source software community.

FairOSS is a public benefit corporation with a mission to sustain the production and maintenance of freely shareable intellectual property.

Monthly subscription platform supporting creative through blockchain technology that let’s creators get paid in crypto.

Storj is a decentralized, end-to-end encrypted cloud storage platform that uses cryptography to secure your files.

Continuous and automated donation distribution to your project contributors and dependencies. Integrated into Github Actions

Dev protocol is a decentralized middleware that enhances individual activities and supports sustainability through staking.

A nonprofit cooperative for funding public goods – things like software, music, journalism, and research.

Funds entire dependency tree’s as they’re used with a combination of donation and ad revenue.

Amazon donates 0.5% of the eligible net purchase price to the charitable organisation of choice, such as OSS foundations.

From every T-shirt you buy apt-get-shift donates 50% of the proceedings to that same project it represents.

AWS credits to open source projects used to perform testing, CI/CD, or storage of artifacts on AWS.

Analyzes your open source software dependencies to find which projects you rely on, and then provides a way for you to easily support them all.

Allows simple funding development of existing or new features for Github based projects using Chrome extension.

A platform, used to conduct research into the use of incentives and prediction markets and tooling for open-source projects.

A Linux Foundation project to help advance sustainability, security, and diversity in open source technology by enabling developers to raise and spend funding.

A Linux Foundation initiative to collaboratively identify, fund and support critical elements of the global information infrastructure that are in need of assistance.

FOSSA helps improve the overall security of the Internet through activities such as bug bounties, hackathons, and having it sponsored by EU budget.

A decentralised marketplace for requesting development bug fixes, security audits, etc to the Open Source developer community.

Gitcoin is the easiest way to leverage the open source community to incentivize or monetize work.

Open source project sponsorship platform for tiered support such as Gold, Silver, Bronze sponsors, etc.

Allows the developer community to financially support the people who design, build, and maintain the open source projects they depend on, directly on GitHub.

An issue bounty platform for Git-powered projects with an integrated payment system.

An online-store-like platform for selling access to public or private repositories, packages, etc.

A collective financing and distributed collaboration platform for projects for giving individual rewards, and generating collective returns.

A developer autonomous community that bring together developers, investors and IT experts.

Allows open source project owners to fund Github issues and developers to hunt the issues.

Liberapay is a recurrent donations platform where people who benefit from free work support creators.

A techno-legal vending machine (platform and tools) for dual-licensed open software.

Connecting enterprise developers who are using open source with the contributors who are creating open source.

Financially supporting organizations and people that contribute to an open information society with ideas to fix the internet since 1997.

Provides tools for collectives to receive money and mechanisms to spend their money in a transparent way.

Allows open source consumers to send requests for implementations to the open source project teams.

A decentralized network run by the community and contributors, with a sustainable economy and value redistribution.

A cross-platform package manager for usage insights and payment collection.

A not-for-profit charity that helps promote, improve, develop, and defend FLOSS projects.

A non-profit organization to help organizations develop and distribute open hardware and software.

A tool for attributing credit to contributions based on metrics that describes how important they were.

Staroid is a hosting platform that turns open source projects into running services to fund project contributors.

A tool that helps you see if any of the software you depend on has authors seeking for donations