Can I use Codeberg commercially and privately?
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Yes for open-source/public use. For private/commercial workflows you’ll want to check storage or resource quotas, and possibly contact them for extended support.
Does Codeberg allow private repositories for business use?
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Private repositories are technically possible, but the service is geared toward free/open-source projects. If you need large private repository hosting you should check the current policy or negotiate.
Can I migrate from GitHub or GitLab easily?
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Yes — since Codeberg uses standard Git workflows (via Forgejo) and supports import of repositories. But you should check you’ll still have your required CI/automation and integration features.
Will I retain commercial rights to the code I host?
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Yes — hosting your code doesn’t change your license. Ensure you choose appropriate open-source or proprietary licensing for your project as you normally would.
Does Codeberg train AI on my code or share my data?
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They emphasise privacy and minimal user tracking. There is no public indication of your code being used to train third-party models, but you should review their privacy policy if this is a concern.
What support or uptime should I expect?
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As a non-profit community-run platform, you should not expect the same SLA as major commercial hosts. For mission-critical enterprise use, you may need backup strategies or contracts.
What do I get if I donate/support Codeberg vs just using free?
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Donating helps fund the infrastructure and sustain the service. It may give you consideration in resource requests or priority, but core hosting features remain available for all.
