Packages, Git, and developer infrastructure in one place

Publish packages, ship Rust and native artifacts, host repositories, collaborate on releases, run developer workflows, and distribute tools through one account.

  • Rust CLI and MCP
  • Bun, npm, Rust, and native
  • Git and marketplace

Free registration • Optional paid products are separate

Registration is free. Package licenses, commercial listings, private collaboration, and optional paid products have their own terms.

Build on a connected developer platform

bunpm combines package distribution, Git collaboration, release management, developer automation, and commercial delivery without forcing every project into the same workflow.

Start with public packages or repositories, then add organizations, private access, jobs, contracts, sponsorships, payments, mail, and marketplace products when they become relevant.

Live collaboration
Secure by default
Operational analytics

Need private collaboration or commercial distribution? View pricing.

Not ready to start today? Join the waitlist.

How bunpm fits your workflow

Start free, then use only the product surfaces your project needs.

Start with the work in front of you

  • Create a free bunpm account and secure it with two-factor authentication.
  • Connect the CLI, create a repository or organization, or publish your first package.
  • Add releases, automation, marketplace distribution, contracts, or payments as your project grows.

Who it's for

  • Maintainers publishing JavaScript, Rust, and native packages.
  • Teams collaborating across repositories, releases, organizations, and containers.
  • Tool builders distributing skills, commands, agents, services, and commercial artifacts.

One platform, multiple developer surfaces

A shared identity, permission, audit, and delivery layer connects registries, repositories, marketplace products, jobs, contracts, payments, and mail.

Multi-ecosystem packages

Publish, discover, install, and govern packages across JavaScript, Rust, and native product surfaces.

  • Bun and npm-compatible registry packages
  • Rust crates and native binary artifacts
  • Versions, releases, trust evidence, analytics, and commercial access

Developer marketplace

Discover and distribute developer products beyond packages, with commercial workflows connected to the work they support.

  • Publish packages, skills, commands, agents, and developer services
  • Contracts, disputes, sponsorships, escrow, and wallet-backed payments
  • Storefronts, reviews, releases, and delivery history

Product analytics and operations

Inspect downloads, releases, repository activity, marketplace operations, jobs, and account events from focused dashboards.

  • Downloads, releases, and operational events
  • Repository and release activity
  • Marketplace and operational reports

Identity and supply-chain controls

Protect accounts, organizations, packages, repositories, and operational actions with layered identity and authorization controls.

  • Two-factor authentication and trusted devices
  • Scoped tokens, permissions, and audit trails
  • Package, repository, runtime, and abuse monitoring

Native CLI and MCP

Use the Rust-based bunpm CLI for registry, authentication, repository, issue, release, wallet, audit, health, and MCP workflows.

  • Install from bunpm and npm registries
  • Publish, release, authenticate, and automate from one native CLI
  • Downloads, releases, and operational events

Notifications

Keep work visible through in-app notifications and configurable delivery channels across every product surface.

  • Package, repository, mention, and release updates
  • Security, runtime, validation, and account alerts
  • Marketplace, contract, job, payment, and mail events

Choose the surface your project needs

Each surface works independently and shares identity, organizations, permissions, notifications, and audit history.

Registries and artifacts

Use the bunpm registry alongside npm packages, publish Rust and native artifacts, and carry trust, versions, releases, and analytics with each package.

Bungit repositories

Create and discover repositories, review commits, collaborate through issues and pull requests, publish releases, and manage repository access and automation.

Tools and commercial work

Distribute packages, skills, commands, agents, jobs, and services with storefront, contract, sponsorship, dispute, wallet, and payment workflows.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to common questions about getting started with bunpm.

Does bunpm host source code?

Yes. Bungit repositories are part of bunpm, with branches, commits, issues, pull requests, releases, collaborators, webhooks, and repository security workflows.

Where do notifications appear?

The dashboard combines package, repository, marketplace, account, and system notifications. Preferences and delivery channels are managed from your account.

How do package registries work together?

The bunpm registry uses $-namespaced package ownership, while the bunpm CLI can also resolve npm registry packages. Rust and native artifacts use their own package metadata and release workflows.

Is registration free?

Registration and public account access are free. Optional subscriptions and marketplace purchases are managed separately and can be reviewed before payment.

Can I start with familiar tools?

Yes. Familiar package and Git workflows remain recognizable, while the CLI and web interfaces connect them through one account.

Build and ship from one developer platform

Create a free account, choose the package, Git, or marketplace surface you need, and grow into private collaboration and paid products only when your work requires them.

Public developer surfaces
Paid products are separate
No registration charge
Optional marketplace payments

Prefer to wait and see? Join the waitlist.

Security across every surface

Security controls follow accounts, organizations, packages, repositories, marketplace work, and administrative operations.

Encrypted transport, two-factor authentication, scoped tokens, trusted devices, permissions, validation, rate limits, audit chains, and operational monitoring protect sensitive actions across the platform.