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GitBook discounts and deals

Every current GitBook deal we could verify on GitBook's own website, with who can claim it and how.

Short answer

GitBook has one verified deal right now: free GitBook Community plan for nonprofits, open source and education groups. It is for nonprofits, students and educators. We checked it on GitBook's own site.

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1 verified GitBook deal

  • GitBook

    Free GitBook Community plan for nonprofits, open source and education groups

    • Nonprofits
    • Students
    • Educators

    GitBook's Community plan is free and includes all Ultimate plan features except SAML SSO.

    Who can claim it: Nonprofits with a valid 501(c) or equivalent charitable status, truly open source projects (a public GitHub or GitLab repository with a README, CONTRIBUTING, LICENSE and CODE_OF_CONDUCT file, not tied to a for-profit or venture-backed company) and small education-related groups such as student groups or a teacher's course. Whole schools, colleges and universities, churches and religious groups, government offices, private foundations, political groups and cryptocurrency or gaming projects are not eligible. Individual students are pointed to GitBook's Free plan instead.

    How to claim: Sign up for GitBook, pick or create the organisation you want the plan on and copy its URL. Then contact GitBook support through the chat on its website, or email its support team, with the details its Community plan page asks for.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there a discount code for GitBook?
We have not found a public discount code on GitBook's own site. The deals above are applied when you sign up or apply on GitBook's own page, so no code is needed.
Who can claim "Free GitBook Community plan for nonprofits, open source and education groups"?
Nonprofits with a valid 501(c) or equivalent charitable status, truly open source projects (a public GitHub or GitLab repository with a README, CONTRIBUTING, LICENSE and CODE_OF_CONDUCT file, not tied to a for-profit or venture-backed company) and small education-related groups such as student groups or a teacher's course. Whole schools, colleges and universities, churches and religious groups, government offices, private foundations, political groups and cryptocurrency or gaming projects are not eligible. Individual students are pointed to GitBook's Free plan instead.
How do I know these GitBook deals are real?
We read every deal on GitBook's own website, link to that page, and show the date we checked it. We recheck deals every day and remove ones that have ended. GitBook can change its terms at any time, so its own site always has the final word.

How we check deals

We check every deal on the company's own website and never copy codes from coupon sites. Companies can change or end an offer at any time, so the terms on their site always win. We check the list every day and remove deals that have ended.

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