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Yes, we offer a 45-day money-back guarantee for any GitLab self-hosted or GitLab.com plan. See full details on refunds in our terms of service
Pipeline minutes are the execution time for your pipelines on our shared runners. Execution on your own runners will not increase your pipeline minutes count and is unlimited.
If you reach your limits, you can purchase additional CI minutes, or upgrade your account to Silver or Gold. Your own runners can still be used even if you reach your limits.
No. We will only restrict your minutes for our shared runners. If you have a specific runner setup for your projects, there is no limit to your build time on GitLab.com.
No, all users in the group need to be on the same plan.
Absolutely, GitLab Pages will remain free for everyone.
Yes. You can import your projects from most of the existing providers, including GitHub and Bitbucket. See our documentation for all your import options.
Head over to https://customers.gitlab.com, choose the plan that is right for you.
No. The limit will be applied to a group, no matter the number of users in that group.
10GB per project.
Not yet, but we are working on it, you will soon be able to track your storage usage across all features and buy additional storage space for GitLab.com.
Effective October 1, 2020, the CI/CD minutes available to the Free tier of GitLab.com will be updated to 400 minutes. Please refer to this FAQ for more information.
Yes! We provide free Gold and Ultimate licenses to qualifying open source projects and educational institutions. Find out more by visiting our GitLab for Open Source and GitLab for Education program pages.
On this page we represent our capabilities and those are meant to be filters on our buyer-based open core pricing model. You can learn more about how we make tiering decisions on our pricing handbook page.
Currently we are hosted on the Google Cloud Platform in the USA
User means each individual end-user (person or machine) of Customer and/or its Affiliates (including, without limitation, employees, agents, and consultants thereof) with access to the Licensed Materials hereunder.
Yes. You have a few options. You can add users to your subscription any time during the subscription period. You can log in to your account via the GitLab Customer Portal and add more seats or by either contacting renewals@gitlab.com for a quote. In either case, the cost will be prorated from the date of quote/purchase through the end of the subscription period. You may also pay for the additional licences per our true-up model.
If you have 100 active users today, you should purchase a 100 user subscription. Suppose that when you renew next year you have 300 active users (200 extra users). When you renew you pay for a 300 user subscription and you also pay the full annual fee for the 200 users that you added during the year.
The license key is a static file which, upon uploading, allows GitLab Enterprise Edition to run. During license upload we check that the active users on your GitLab Enterprise Edition instance doesn’t exceed the new number of users. During the licensed period you may add as many users as you want. The license key will expire after one year for GitLab subscribers.
You will receive a new license that you will need to upload to your GitLab instance. This can be done by following these instructions.
14 days after the end of your subscription, your key will no longer work and GitLab Enterprise Edition will not be functional anymore. You will be able to downgrade to GitLab Community Edition, which is free to use.
