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Offer on record
Tinybird Open Source Program
Eligible open source projects receive an 80% discount on Tinybird Developer Plans for 6 months, followed by a 20% ongoing discount, along with marketing support, engineering support, and swag.
Apply at tinybird.coWhat you get
- 80% offon Tinybird Developer Plan · 6 months80% off any Tinybird Developer Plan for the first 6 months
- 20% offon Tinybird Developer Plan20% off any Tinybird Developer Plan in continuum for eligible projects
- Also on recordFeatured blog post, founder interview on YouTube, social media highlights, and retweets
- Also on recordSlack support with Growth Engineers, integration support via code review/contributions, and ClickHouse migration support
- Also on recordTinybird Swag Kits (one per founder/maintainer)
- Cost variescostThe startup pays the discounted price of the Tinybird Developer Plan.
Who qualifies
4 conditions
All of these:
- Source code hosted on a public git providerverified externally
- Active contributions within the last 30 daysverified externally
- At least 25 GitHub stars (or equivalent on other providers)checkable
- Commercial or hosted versions must use the same open core codeverified externally
How to apply
- AvailabilityPublic. Anyone who meets the conditions can apply.
- MethodApplication form at tinybird.co/open-source-program
- Operated byTinybird sets the terms and handles access.
- TermsNo separate terms page on record.
- On record since
Where this comes from
tinybird.co/open-source-program, 15 Oct 2026
Offered by
Tinybird is a managed ClickHouse service with flexible deployment options used to quickly integrate real-time, user-facing analytics features into projects.
In this program
Program providing plan discounts, marketing, engineering support, and swag kits to open source project maintainers.
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