Split GitHub Sponsors Revenue Fairly - Automatic Payments for Open Source Teams
Stop manually dividing github donations between contributors. Pally.gg automates open source project funding distribution so your development team gets paid fairly for their valuable contributions.
With github sponsorship revenue coming from multiple sources – individual sponsors, corporate backers, and foundation grants – tracking and distributing fair payments becomes a full-time job
Built for devs who know success is a team effort.
Built for teams
We make sure your maintainers, contributors, and open source developers get paid—automatically and transparently
Full control
Easy developer team management through our intuitive dashboard. Adding your GitHub contributors takes 5 minutes.
First class support
We're around on Discord, Email and X for any questions about GitHub sponsorship or open source funding. Our docs are helpful too! We've got you covered.
Happy Devs = Better Software
Setup takes less than 5 minutes. Create your project page, invite your contributors with shareable links, and start receiving sponsorship splits immediately. Most open source teams are earning within their first day.
Simple and Powerful
Pally.gg has a super easy to use dashboard. Invite team members and configure how much each team member receives from tips.
Interactive
Use our websockets and supercharge your stream. Or don’t and use our intuitive dashboard!
Create Multiple Pages
We don’t limit the pages you can create. Need another page for a different side hustle? We’ve got you covered.
Made for teams
Pally.gg is perfect for individuals and made for teams. Whether you’re a small team or big team - Pally is for you.
Optimized for Fast Checkout
We’ve spent countless hours optimizing our tip pages. We are obsessed - our tip pages are the best and you’re going to love it.
Customizable
Bring your best hook, fill out your bio, pick a snazzy banner and get started. You can always edit your tipping after it goes live.
Pally.gg is the leading solution for accepting support from your developer community.
With Pally.gg, every tip becomes a team win, every commit becomes a shared success, and every sponsor becomes part of something bigger. Open source contributors help make it all possible. Start building a sustainable creator development where everyone benefits.
How much does Pally.gg cost?
You keep all of your tips, minus the transaction fees charged to us from Stripe and PayPal. Standard US rates are 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction for Stripe and 3.49% + $0.49 per transaction for PayPal. International transactions and currency conversions to USD may cost slightly more.
We make no money on these fees. We want to keep this service as accessible as possible to as many creators as possible.
How does Pally make money?
The only way we make money is if your tippers leave a completely optional tip to Pally.gg at checkout. We're taking a bet on the generosity of your audience to keep this service operational, so we greatly appreciate your help encouraging folks to leave us a tip.
What payment methods do you support?
We currently support tips in USD, which can be paid using a credit card or PayPal. With PayPal, tippers can choose to pay using their PayPal balance, a credit or debit card, or from their bank account.
How do payouts work?
We'll pay you in USD every Monday via PayPal, if your balance has reached a minimum of $10. PayPal charges a $0.25 flat fee on payouts to US based users, and a 2% fee with a $20 cap on payouts to users outside of the US.
What countries do you support?
We can pay out to the following countries supported by PayPal: Andorra; Argentina; Australia; Austria; Bahamas; Bahrain; Belgium; Bermuda; Botswana; Brazil; Bulgaria; Canada; Cayman Islands; Chile; China; Colombia; Costa Rica; Croatia; Cyprus; Denmark; Dominican Republic; Ecuador; El Salvador; Estonia; Faroe Islands; Finland; France; French Guiana; Georgia; Germany; Gibraltar; Greece; Greenland; Guadeloupe; Guatemala; Honduras; Hong Kong SAR, China; Hungary; Iceland; Indonesia; Ireland; Israel; Italy; Jamaica; Japan; Jordan; Kazakhstan; Kenya; Kuwait; Latvia; Lesotho; Liechtenstein; Lithuania; Luxembourg; Malta; Martinique; Mauritius; Mexico; Moldova; Morocco; Mozambique; Netherlands; New Zealand; Nicaragua; Norway; Oman; Panama; Peru; Poland; Portugal; Qatar; Réunion; Romania; San Marino; Saudi Arabia; Senegal; Serbia; Singapore; Slovakia; Slovenia; South Africa; South Korea; Spain; Sweden; Switzerland; United Arab Emirates; United Kingdom; United States; Uruguay; Venezuela; Vietnam.
People outside of the United States will have additional fees that PayPal passes through.
Are there any age restrictions?
You must be at least 18 years old to create an account.
Can I control how much is split to who?
Yes. You decide your splits completely. You can split evenly across your whole team, or pay some people more than others. You can even take 0% for yourself.
How many people can I split with?
You can split tips with up to 50 other people.
Can I change the splits at a later time?
Yes. You can change your splits whenever you want. Any changes to splits will affect tips collected after the change.
How do you protect against chargebacks?
Our process for chargebacks is still being refined during early access. It may evolve over time, but our goal is to protect you—and ourselves—from actors in bad faith. Here's what we have today.
First, we want to prevent chargebacks altogether. By checking out, tippers agree to our Terms of Use, that all payments are final, and no refunds or chargebacks will be accepted. This is stated explicitly on the checkout page itself.
Should someone file a chargeback, we'll contact you directly. The refunded amount will be deducted from your account balance, split between your team accordingly. We'll automatically cover 100% of chargeback fees from the payment processor, and for malicious chargebacks, we'll also enter the dispute process for you. Since decisions on disputes ultimately come from payment processors and banks, we can't always guarantee a successful outcome. If successful, we’ll return the deducted amount to you and your team.
