Since being turned onto SVN no so long ago, I’ve been looking for hosting. Per a recommendation spotted here, I picked up an account with SVN Repository about two weeks ago. 
So far, it’s been a flawless experience.
Here’s what I can tell you: I purchased their small business plan which gives me 2GB of space, unlimited repositories, unlimited Trac instances and unlimited developers for $6.95 per month. It also includes nightly offsite backups, HTTP/HTTPS access to SVN repositories, 24/7 personal technical support (which I haven’t tested yet) and a 30 day money back guarantee. Not bad, right? Once one’s account is established (it does take 24 hours for initial account setup), everything is automated and and the control panels for both the repository and billing management are pretty easy to use.
If you are looking for SVN hosting, they are worth a look. I understand the same group, HostingPlayground, provides Ruby hosting as well.
by Charles Petzold
by Roy Osherove
Cool. My only worry is security…do they offer any way to encrypt your source code before it hits their servers? I’m sure they’re trustworthy and all (they don’t have to be nefarious, just a target) but I don’t know if I could send important IP unencrypted…
Or it could be I’m just paranoid.
To be honest, I’m not sure. It would probably be worth your time to contact SVNRepository directly. I’m sure you aren’t the first paranoid developer who has contacted them.
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if anyone have found a provider that encrypt the source code and has ip restrictions, please post it here.
Thanks
Andy Anand