BountySource vs GitLab : Which is Better?

BountySource

Bountysource is a website for open source bounties. Developed by David Rappo, Warren Konkel, Cory Boyd, Paul Makepeace

License: Free

Categories: Development

Apps available for Online

GitLab is a web-based Git repository manager with wiki and issue tracking features. Developed by GitLab Inc.

License: Open Source

Categories: Business & Commerce Development

Apps available for Linux Online BSD Self-Hosted Ruby

Feature	BountySource	GitLab
Bounty-Hunting
Crowdfunding
Developer Tools
Donations
Paying for solving issues
Payment for contribution
GitHub integration
Gitlab integration
Support for multiple currencies
Browser integration
Allows subscriptions
Credit card processing
Cryptocurrency payment
Commissions
Monetization
Community based
FLOSS
Social network
Bitcoin
Private repositories
Built-in CI
CI/CD
Continuous builds
Continuous Deployment
Continuous Integration
GIT support
Jenkins integration
Jira integration
Mercurial support
Not Microsoft EEE
Pipelines
Shared Hosting
Unlimited private repos
Unlimited users
File Versioning
Git integration
IFTTT integration
Lightweight
Code review
Version and Source control
Wiki
Included wiki
FIDO U2F (2FA) support
Git LFS 2.0 support
Multi-project management
Bug reporting
Project Organization
Workflow
Real time collaboration
Integrated Chat
Activity history
Helpdesk ticketing
SCM Integration
Support for GitHub API

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