Vercel, Sentry, JetBrains, Cloudflare — they all give free stuff to OSS maintainers. $3,600 in hosting credits. 5 million error events. Unlimited IDE licenses.
Nobody knows about half of them.
It's all scattered across different websites, buried in marketing pages, each with their own eligibility rules and application steps. I spent a weekend Googling "free tools for open source" and jumping between tabs trying to figure out what my projects qualified for.
So I built OSS Perks — a website + CLI that lists 40+ vendor perk programs and checks your open source repo's eligibility with one command.
