← Heroku · Heroku Open Source Software Credit ProgramHosting and infrastructure
Offer on record
Heroku Open Source Software Credit Program
Qualifying open source software projects hosted on Heroku receive 12 months of monthly platform credits, typically ranging between $25 and $500 USD per month, applicable to Heroku products.
Apply at heroku.comWhat you get
- $25 to $500credit · 1 yearSet monthly credit allocation for 12 months, expected to range between $25 and $500 USD per month, applicable to Heroku products like Dynos, Postgres, and Key-Value Store.
- Nothing to payNo purchase or commitment is part of this offer.
Who qualifies
All of these:
- Must be a maintainer on the open source software project.verified externally
- Supporting infrastructure must run or intend to run on Heroku.vendor decides
- Must have an active Heroku account (personal or team) verified with a valid credit or debit card on file.verified externally
- Must maintain and adhere to a Code of Conduct.verified externally
- Project must use an open source standard license.verified externally
- Salesforce employees or officials of government entities are not eligible.verified externally
How to apply
- AvailabilityOpen to applicants who meet the eligibility requirements.
- MethodApplication form at heroku.com/open-source-credit-program
- Terms and accessHeroku
- TermsNo separate terms page on record.
- On record since
Where this comes from
heroku.com/open-source-credit-program, 1 Aug 2026
Offered by
Heroku is a cloud application platform based on a managed container system, providing PaaS features and managed data services.
In this program
Provides platform credits to qualifying open source software projects hosted on Heroku for one year.
Agent readinessHeroku Platform: B · Create a deploymentThese grades cover the jobs named above. They do not assess the startup-offer application.
Improve the record
Correct it, or claim it for Heroku.
- Offer
- off_01kyy6rm11g847yyf4psvfj6xj
Your correction report includes this offer's exact version. Claiming and correcting are free. How the registry governs itself →