Tinybird Open Source Program

Cloud Provider Credits

80% off for 6 months, then 20% off ongoing

Real-time analytics backend at 80% off for six months (then 20% forever) for active open-source projects with 25+ GitHub stars.

Osss

Apply to Tinybird Open Source Program Check if you qualify

Who qualifies

Every condition below is taken from the vendor’s own published criteria. Read them before you spend an afternoon on the application.

Osss

The programme is aimed at osss. Vendors read this loosely, but expect to describe the company and what you are building on the application.

80% off Discount on standard list pricing

About Tinybird Open Source Program

Quick answer

Real-time analytics backend at 80% off for six months (then 20% forever) for active open-source projects with 25+ GitHub stars.

80% off a real-time analytics backend for six months — then 20% off forever — if your OSS project has 25+ stars and active commits. It's a discount, not free money, but for user-facing analytics it compounds fast.

What you get

80% off any Developer plan for 6 months
20% off ongoing after that for eligible projects
Engineering support + co-marketing

How to apply

4 steps. The last one is the part most people skip.

Apply to Tinybird Open Source Program

1

Open Tinybird Open Source Program through the link on this page

It carries our referral tag. The terms you get are identical either way, and it never changes what this page says about the programme.
2

Have the eligibility evidence ready

Applications are checked against one condition — osss. Incorporation date, cap table and a one-line description of what you are building cover most of it.
3

Ask for the expiry window in writing

Tinybird Open Source Program does not publish how long the credit runs, and unused balance is almost always forfeited. Get the activation and expiry dates confirmed before you plan around the grant.
4

Know the rate you land on when it runs out

The point of a credit is a runway extension, not a permanent discount. Check standard list pricing for the usage you will have by then, so the first real invoice is a decision rather than a surprise.