Changes to Enterprise Edition subscription pricing

GitLab announced changes to its Enterprise Edition subscription pricing, aiming to better reflect the value of each offering while accommodating different organizational needs. As of June 12, 2015, the Basic Subscription will cost $390 annually for a 10-user pack, effectively $39 per user per year, with existing subscribers receiving a temporary 25% discount on renewals. Meanwhile, the Plus Subscription is reduced to $14,900 for a 100-user pack, equating to $149 per user annually, with current subscribers receiving prorated refunds for the price difference. The Standard Subscription remains unchanged at $4,900 per 100-user pack. GitLab intends for these adjustments to maintain its status as an affordable enterprise-grade development platform, as the pricing changes address the previous disparity between the Basic and Plus plans. Existing Basic Subscribers will benefit from the old pricing until June 12, 2016, after which the new rates will apply to all.

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