GitLab follows a true-up model that allows you to have more users than you paid for, and then pay for them when you renew your license. You can read more about it on our license FAQ.
Pricing information is listed on our pricing page.
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.
All of the features and benefits of the different GitLab offerings can be found on the pricing page.
The main benefits of each offering can be found on our pricing page.
GitLab offers a number of third-party integrations. Documentation on which ones and how to integrate them can be found in our documentation on integrations.
You can find out about installing GitLab using Docker in our documentation.
You can see all the differences between GitLab and other popular Git solutions on our comparison page.
GitLab Core is open source and completely free for anyone to use. We don’t currently offer any discounts for the Enterprise subscriptions.
You can see all the migration instructions to move to GitLab from other popular version control systems in our documentation.
No, we are no longer accepting new customers for GitHost. More information is available in the GitHost FAQ
If you want to upgrade from GitLab Core to one of the Enterprise subscriptions, you can follow the guides in our documentation.
GitLab will process the order and send the customer a EULA request directly to the email address provided. Once they have accepted the terms of the EULA, the license key will be sent directly to them.
