Receiving sponsorships through GitHub Sponsors

If you provide value to an open source project, you can become a sponsored contributor to receive payments for your work.

You can become a sponsored developer by joining GitHub Sponsors, completing your sponsored developer profile, creating sponsorship tiers, submitting your bank and tax information, and enabling two-factor authentication for your account on GitHub.

Your organization can join GitHub Sponsors to receive payments for your work.

You can connect your Patreon and GitHub accounts to receive GitHub Sponsors sponsorships through Patreon.

You can become a sponsored developer by joining GitHub Sponsors and choosing a fiscal host for your payouts to come through.

You can update the information that potential sponsors see about your work.

You can set a goal for your sponsored developer or sponsored organization account to help the community understand the impact of sponsoring you.

You can add a new sponsorship tier, or edit or retire an existing tier.

You can view and export detailed information and analytics about your sponsors and sponsorships.

You can view information about past and future payouts from GitHub Sponsors and edit your bank information.

You can send an email to your sponsors who have opted in to receive updates about your work.

Sponsored developers and organizations must submit tax information to GitHub and are responsible for evaluating and paying their own taxes.

You can disconnect your Patreon account from your GitHub Sponsors profile to stop receiving new sponsorships through Patreon.

If you no longer want to participate in GitHub Sponsors, you can disable your GitHub Sponsors account.

If you don't have any sponsors, you can unpublish your GitHub Sponsors profile.