Fund
Open Source
issues
Anyone can create bounties in open-source projects and attract contributors, while developers can earn money by solving issues
Stop waiting for an issue to be solved, {reward it}
It's easy.
Open Source Projects
We know that maintaining an open source project is not easy, so you can rely on the community to grow your project and reward their contributions.
Developers
Helping open source projects by solving issues and also being able to earn money from it! That's the dream of any developer.
Teams & supporters
Fund a public GitHub issue that matters to you, or join others to increase its reward. You only manage the bounty you create.
How Does It Work?
Find an issue you want to see solved
Browse through the open issues and find the ones you want to see solved. Choose the issues that fit your needs or interests.
Create a bounty for that issue
Set a bounty to attract developers to tackle the issue. If someone already set a bounty, you can add more funds to increase the reward.
Review the proposed solution
Developers can submit a pull request and claim the bounty. Review whether it meets the requirements in the issue.
Arrange payment after approval
When the pull request meets the issue requirements, arrange payment for your own bounty. Each contributor pays their share separately.
We are building Opire to solve real-world problems
Is there a platform where I can sponsor people to add features to an OSS project?
For example, let's say I have to implement a feature on @OramaSearch but I have no capacity right now.Is there a place where I can put a kind of "bounty"(I know it's not the right word) on this activity?
Thank you both!
I never thought the day would come when I could earn money from OSS. 🥳
Once this busy weekend is over, I’ll try applying for them.
I encountered this issue on November 5, 2022.
This discussion started on December 22, 2021.
Now it's August 2024, and still NOTHING has changed - just some workarounds and hacks.
It makes me want to cry and laugh at the same time
Is there a way to give bounties for devs that find non-security related bugs, or event issues on your open source project?