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GitLab Enterprise Edition price change

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Date Published
Author
Chad Malchow
Word Count
501
Company Posts That Month
17
Language
English
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Summary

GitLab has announced a pricing update for its Enterprise Edition, transitioning from three subscription plans to a single simplified plan without minimum seat requirements, allowing licenses to be purchased per-seat at $39 annually, the same price as the previous Basic Plan. The update introduces Premium Support as an add-on, offering 24/7 emergency support, training workshops, and other services for $9,900 per year plus an additional $99 per seat over 100 seats, capped at $50,000. The pricing change aims to enable more flexibility for customers, allowing them to purchase licenses and additional features individually without raising the basic package's price. Existing contracts will be honored until renewal, with opportunities for early renewal at old pricing, while current Plus subscribers will receive future compatible Products for free. Examples of cost impacts show varied effects on different subscription scenarios, with some users seeing a decrease in costs and others experiencing an increase, particularly those utilizing Premium Support.

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