Public open source projects are eligible for Ultimate tier features

As of July 1, 2022, GitLab requires all public open source projects on the Free tier to apply to the GitLab for Open Source Program to continue receiving GitLab Ultimate benefits. This program, created to support the open source community, provides eligible projects with access to GitLab's top-tier features including unlimited seats, 50,000 CI/CD minutes, and various security and compliance tools at no cost. To qualify, projects must meet specific criteria, such as having an OSI-approved open source license, being non-profit, and maintaining public visibility. Although free accounts do not include support, discounted support can be purchased, and program membership requires annual renewal. Interested parties must apply through a process that includes setting up a GitLab account, preparing project screenshots, and submitting an application form, with responses typically provided within 10 business days. Acceptance is at GitLab's discretion, and the program terms are subject to change.

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