List of Free and cheap Subversion (SVN) repository hosts

So currently I am hosting 4 SVN repos on the same box as our web server. The server is maintained by me and gets backed up not nearly enough. So before I have a disaster and lose months of work I began looking to at least store my code somewhere safer. In my search to find SVN hosting this is what I found which can hopefully save you some searching:

XP Dev – Completely free SVN repository hosting for projects smaller than 1.5 gbs. Free for Open Source and private projects, with any number of contributors. XP Dev offers a pretty impressive list of features for a free service including issue tracking, wikis and task management. Looks like a great and promising site. They even have posted a guide to help you migrate your existing repository over to them. Commiters must create an XP Dev account.
Project Locker – Appears to be the best value from the bunch for paid SVN hosting. Appears as if you want to have a Trac you either need to be an Open Source project or pay. For $5 USD you can get 5 commiters, unlimited repos, unlimited Tracs and of course backups. Comparison of service options here.
SVN Repository – Appears similar to Project Locker except more expensive on small projects. Cheaper for unlimited number of commiters. Comparison of options on main page.
DejaVu – Another but not nearly as cheap as the others, cheapest plan is $19 USD if you are not one of the ‘chosen ones’ who recieve a free invite only account.
Assembla – Offers a free workspace for free and public projects including ticketing system, Trac, team collaboration, wikis, time tracking and more. Assembla is much more than just project hosting, they offer a team management system where the cost is determined by the number of users. Assembla also offers Git and Mercurial as source control options.
Dreamhost – Offers unlimited SVN repos for web hosting account holders. SVN is an old version 1.43 which lacks merging. Setup instructions can be found here.

The Free and Open Source Contenders:

SourceForge – Everyone knows what SourceForge is. Free for Open Source projects, offers source control, basic project pages including issue tracking and crappy discussion forums,
Codeplex- Microsofts Open Source project hosting community. If you have an Open Source Windows related project you can host it on Codeplex which provides source control, issue tracking, and discussion forums.
Google Code - If you have an Open Source project and want a little more than just source control you can get a Google Code workspace. The Google Code account is free and includes SVN, a wiki and issue tracking as well as a basic public project page.

Let me know of any others in the comments and I will add them.

*Prices and information accurate as of February 2009.