<pricing>

## sponsorship

one flat fee per month, per sponsor. no commissions, no recruiter cuts, no hidden charges. students, clubs, and OSS maintainers are always free.

student club

free

self-serve

  • post 1 open bounty at a time
  • RM 0–500 payout funded by the club
  • self-review, 14d merge window
  • faculty advisor sign-off required for RM > 200
[ start a club bounty → ]

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faculty sponsor

RM 1,500

/ month

  • post up to 5 open bounties per month
  • RM 0–2,000 payout per bounty
  • co-branded with the faculty
  • tax invoice for UTHM research-grant accounting
  • named mentor from the issuing faculty
[ sponsor as faculty → ]

industry sponsor

RM 5,000

/ month

  • post up to 15 open bounties per month
  • RM 0–5,000 payout per bounty
  • co-branded with your company
  • FYP pipeline: invite top students to your co-op / internship
  • monthly report: builders engaged, PRs merged, hires
  • dedicated UTHM Forge coordinator
[ contact partnerships → ]

<feature comparison>

featurestudent clubfaculty sponsorindustry sponsor
open bounties / month1515
max payout / bountyRM 500RM 2,000RM 5,000
merge window14d21d30d
faculty co-brand
tax invoice (UTHM)
FYP pipeline access
monthly report
dedicated coordinator
OSS-maintainer bounties

non-profit / open-source

we post OSS maintainer roles for free, forever. email oss@seladevs.com with the repo URL and the role.

<faq>

what counts as an open bounty?

one issue, one payout, one merge. auto-expires after the merge window. no surprise charges.

can a faculty or industry sponsor cancel?

yes, any time. pro-rated refund for the unused days, processed within 7 days.

do you offer refunds if no PRs are merged?

yes. if your bounty gets 0 qualifying PRs within the merge window, you get a full refund. "qualifying" = matching at least 3 of the 5 acceptance criteria in the bounty spec.

is OSS-maintainer work really free?

yes. any UTHM student or club can post an OSS bounty for free, forever, with payout up to RM 500 funded by the club or a faculty grant.

where does the money come from?

industry sponsors and faculty research grants cover the platform's operating costs. student clubs use club funds. UTHM Forge does not take a platform fee on student-club bounties.