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Complete pricing breakdown for GitLab including all plans, hidden costs, and limitations.
Pricing score: 55/100
User limit: 5 users per namespace
Storage: 5GB storage
User limit: Per user/month
Storage: 50GB storage
User limit: Per user/month
Storage: 250GB storage
GitLab raised Premium pricing from $19 to $29/user/month (53% increase), leaving many customers frustrated. Users report the new price doesn't match the extra value received. Price increases create financial strain for teams that budgeted based on previous rates.
Full security features like DAST and license compliance sit in Ultimate ($99/user/month), not Premium. Teams feel they pay enterprise-level money for Premium only to get planning tools. The jump from Premium to Ultimate is a 242% increase.
Users report dirty 2-year contract lock-ins if you miss your cancellation period. GitLab then attempts to raise prices mid-contract. Internal sales documents discuss 'price lock negotiations' as a tactic. Customers feel trapped.
When documentation is viewed by internal users, those users suddenly cost $1,200/year for minimal features. Teams must either lock people out or pay enterprise rates for users who log in once a month. Seat-based pricing doesn't account for usage patterns.