Renewing Our Open Source Pledge for 2025

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The open source ecosystem continues to be the cornerstone of Node.js development, and as we enter 2025, Platformatic proudly renews our commitment to the Open Source Pledge.
As a development platform for Node.js with an open source offering, Platformatic remains deeply invested in the sustainability of the projects and communities we depend on. Our renewed commitment to the Open Source Pledge reflects our understanding that thriving open source software requires more than just code contributions—it requires financial support for the maintainers who keep these critical projects running.
As a signee of this pledge, we commit to paying a minimum of $2,000 per year per full-time developer to open-source maintainers of their choice.
Building on our 2024 contributions, we're proud to announce our continued financial support for the open source ecosystem in 2025. This year, we've strategically allocated our resources to maximize impact across the Node.js ecosystem.
"The health of the open source ecosystem directly impacts the success of everyone building on Node.js," said Matteo Collina, co-founder and CTO of Platformatic. "As maintainers ourselves, we understand the challenges of sustaining open source projects. Our continued commitment to the Open Source Pledge isn't just about giving back—it's about ensuring the foundation we all build upon remains strong and vibrant."
This year, we're proud to support the following organizations and initiatives:
OpenJS Foundation - $5000
Linux Foundation - $5000
GraphQL Foundation - $2000
OpenAPI Initiative - $500
Forbes Lindesay - $500
Undici HTTP Caching Implementation - Undisclosed amount
This year, we're reporting over $16,000 for our 8 developers.
Platformatic's commitment to open source extends well beyond monetary contributions. Our team actively maintains and contributes to critical projects in the Node.js ecosystem.
Our co-founder and CTO Matteo Collina continues to lead Fastify development, while also maintaining Undici, with the recent v7 release bringing significant improvements to Node.js HTTP client capabilities.
Our team's open source contributions span diverse areas of the ecosystem. Paolo Insogna created @platformatic/kafka, addressing the need for a modern Kafka client for Node.js. Stephen Belanger developed @platformatic/php-node to seamlessly blend PHP with Node.js, and created react-pprof, introducing next-generation flamegraphs for Node.js performance profiling.
Our Node.js Core team—comprising Stephen Belanger, Paolo Insogna, and Matteo—dedicates significant time each week to improving Node.js itself, including participation in collaborator summits throughout the year.
We remain committed to volunteering on various OSS projects with "no strings attached," focused purely on improving Node.js and its ecosystem for everyone.
The sustainability of open source software isn't just a technical challenge—it's a community responsibility. By renewing our Open Source Pledge for 2025, we're reinforcing our commitment to ensuring that the maintainers who power our digital infrastructure receive the support they deserve.
For enterprises relying on open source technology, supporting these projects isn't optional—it's essential for mitigating business risks including vulnerability exposure, performance degradation, and community fragmentation. The Open Source Pledge provides a clear framework for organizations to contribute their fair share.
We encourage other companies benefiting from open source to consider joining the Open Source Pledge. Together, we can ensure that the open source ecosystem remains vibrant, secure, and sustainable for generations of developers to come.
Thank you to all the maintainers, contributors, and community members who make the open source ecosystem what it is. Your dedication and hard work power the innovations that drive our industry forward.