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FIY, I have collected a list of hosters here:
http://weblogs.asp.net/fmarguerie/archive/2005/04/27/404793.aspx

I haven't used their service, but I have used wush.net (excellent) and current I'm using textdrive.com. You get free hosting accounts, and essentially all the svn repositories you could need.

I just started looking for SVN hosting co's and noticed that the FAQ content at wush.net is almost word-for-word the same as at http://www.hosted-projects.com

who came first? who is plagarizing?

I always recommend my hosting provider, Site5.

Here's a page that has simple instructions for getting started that I wrote:

http://julianyap.com/wiki/Subversion_on_Site5

I would recomment www.codespaces.com for a complete subversion hosting and project management solution

<a href="http://www.codespaces.com">Code Spaces</a> have just released a FREE Subversion hosting plan, which is a great way to start working with Subversion.

I realize these posts are ancient, but I am writing from wush.net to clarify.  http://wush.net/ was one of the first commercial SVN hosts.  Our site was up long before hosted-projects decided to copy our homepage content.

Anyways, as posted in the linked thread, feel free to use the coupon code 'ASPNET' (no quotes) on our sign-up page and you will receive 10% off our starter or pro package for the life of your account.

I don't have experience with BerliOS Developer, but at ProjectLocker (http://www.projectlocker.com), we host Subversion and Trac with annual plans as low as $2.50 a month and monthly plans as low as $5.00 per month.  Feel free to take a look at us if you are still in the market.

Try http://www.devguard.com , they are really good!

If you're looking for free subversion hosting, do check out http://xp-dev.com/ . Probably the simplest ones to use. You do get 5 free 300MB repositories and can enable as many users as you want (each user needs to signup for their own account).