Compare GitLab features across plans

Compute minutes per month*

Amount of time that projects can use to run jobs on instance runners on GitLab.com

Storage*

Storage usage limits include Git repository and Large File Storage (LFS).

Built-in CI/CD

Automate code building, testing, and deployment with customizable pipelines and integrated security.

Container Scanning

Identify vulnerabilities in container images early in development, providing remediation paths before security risks reach production environments.

Publish static websites for free with GitLab Pages

Publish from your repository using any site generator, with automatic CI/CD deployment, custom domains, SSL support, and access controls.

Jira Development Panel Integration

Reference Jira issues in GitLab with automatic two-way linking.

Push Rules

Customizable pre-receive Git hooks that enforce commit content standards, message formats, branch naming rules, and file requirements.

Merge Request Guardrails

Customize approval workflows with rules defining who must review code before merging, including options to prevent self-approvals and require authentication.

Code Quality Reports

Identify maintainability issues during code review, displaying findings directly in merge requests.

Protected Environments

Safeguard testing and production environments by restricting deployment access to authorized users only.

Remote Development Workspaces

Code without local setup using Web IDE and Workspaces to access fully-featured development environments on remote servers.

Multiple approvers in code review

Define how many approvals a merge request must receive before it's merged, and which users should approve.

Remote repository pull mirroring

Automatically sync branches, tags, and commits from external repositories every 30 minutes, with safeguards to prevent data loss.

GitLab Duo and SDLC Trends

Measure the impact of GitLab Duo on software development lifecycle (SDLC) performance.

Create test cases from within GitLab

Document and track test scenarios directly in GitLab to improve collaboration, while maintaining visibility controls and integration with your existing workflows.

AI Chat in the IDE (Duo Classic)

Chat directly in your IDE to get context-aware answers, generate code, and fix issues without leaving your workflow.

AI Code Suggestions in the IDE (Duo Classic)

Automatically generates lines of code, including full functions, from comments; automatically proposes new lines of code from a few typed characters.

Secure Access and Governance

Granular access controls and usage tracking to support audit requirements.

Included GitLab Credits

A GitLab Credit is our universal currency for usage-based products across GitLab.

External Agents

Delegate work by @ mentioning OpenAI Codex, Claude Code, and others directly in issues or merge requests.

Agentic Chat

Understand unfamiliar code, improve and modernize existing code, and generate tests for functions and methods.

Foundational Agents & Flows

Pre-built AI agents and workflows that automate common development tasks like planning, security analysis, and code review right in GitLab.

Custom Agents

Customize and extend the capability of agentic AI to accomplish specific tasks.

Custom Flows

Automate complex, multi-step tasks across your GitLab projects.

AI Catalog

A central library where teams can create, share, and collaborate with agents and flows.

Model Selection

Gives you direct control over which large language models (LLMs) power GitLab Duo Agent Platform.

Model Context Protocol Integrations

MCP support enhances AI-powered development workflows, connecting GitLab Duo Agent Platform as an MCP client and serving as an MCP server for external AI assistants.

Time Tracking

Track and manage hours spent on issues, merge requests, epics, and tasks with estimates, detailed reports, and standardized time units.

Wiki based project documentation

Create version-controlled documentation in Markdown, RDoc, AsciiDoc, or Org formats within GitLab, with customizable navigation, PDF export options, and Git-based collaboration.

Issue Weights

Add weighting to issues to indicate time, value, or complexity, allowing for prioritization and more effective resource planning during development.

Code and Productivity Analytics

Measure development velocity by tracking merge request completion times, which helps to identify bottlenecks by showing which authors, labels, or milestones affect delivery speed.

Single level Epics

Coordinate and track large initiatives by organizing work items into a work hierarchy, making complex projects manageable.

Issue to Epic promotion

Promote important issues into epics within the parent group, preserving all metadata like comments, votes, participants, and labels

Iterations

A time-boxed workflow that groups issues to be worked on during a specific period of time, usually lasting 1-3 weeks.

Scoped Labels

Use scoped labels to annotate issues, merge requests, and epics with mutually exclusive labels.

Status Page

Create and deploy a static website to communicate efficiently to users during an incident.

Secret Detection

Monitor your activity to help prevent secrets from being leaked and help you respond if there is a leak.

Group & Project Audit Events

Track critical security actions like permission changes and user modifications with comprehensive, permanent audit logs, providing detailed reports for compliance, incident response, and access reviews.

Compliance Frameworks

Label projects with specific compliance requirements, with optional enforcement of compliance pipeline configurations and security policies in the Ultimate tier for enhanced regulatory oversight.

Static Application Security Testing

Automatic scans to discover vulnerabilities with each commit, giving you immediate feedback without disrupting your workflow.

Vulnerability Management

Identify, prioritize, and track security weaknesses in your applications, helping security teams efficiently determine which vulnerabilities to address first to protect your software assets effectively.

Security Dashboards

View comprehensive vulnerability metrics, ratings, and trends across your projects, with 30-90 day visibility.

Compliance Dashboards

Track project compliance against GitLab standards with automatic adherence scans that update whenever project settings change.

Security Policies

Enforce organization-wide controls for security scans, merge request approvals, and pipeline execution, ensuring consistent security practices across projects.

Software Composition Analysis

Automatically detect vulnerabilities in application dependencies, including transitive ones, during development through SBOM analysis.

IaC Scanning

Runs in your CI/CD pipeline, checking your infrastructure definition files for known vulnerabilities so you can proactively address the risk to your application.

Fuzz Testing

Automatically test your application with randomized inputs to uncover hidden bugs and security issues that standard QA might miss.

Dynamic Application Security Testing

Simulates real-world hacker attacks against your running web applications and APIs, detecting vulnerabilities like XSS and SQL injection that other tools may miss.

SLA Countdown Timer

Track customer service agreements with an automatic countdown on incidents.

Escalation Policies

Assign response workflows to incidents, automatically triggering notifications to on-call responders based on configurable policies.

On-call Schedule Management

Create rotation schedules for team members to share incident response responsibilities, ensuring immediate notification when issues occur and maintaining continuous service availability during disruptions.

Guest Users

A free, unlimited license type on Ultimate. Ideal for external collaborators who need basic visibility to project information, with sensitive data protected by their guest-level permissions.

Enterprise Agile Planning Seats

For project managers, program managers, and non-technical collaborators who only need planning functionality. At $15 per user, this is a lightweight alternative to the full Ultimate seat cost.

Contributor Analytics

Visualize individual contributions across your group by tracking team member activity over weekly, monthly, or quarterly periods.

Planning Hierarchy

Visualize planned work as a timeline of epics and milestones, helping to identify dependencies and communicate progress to stakeholders.

Insights and Health Reporting

Interactive charts and custom reports for project metrics like issue creation trends, merge request completion times, and triage efficiency.

DORA4 Metrics

Track key DevOps performance indicators for velocity (deployment frequency, lead time) and stability (failure rate, recovery time).

Custom Roles

Create tailored access levels based on existing roles with specific permissions for your organization's needs, applied consistently across groups and projects.

Value Stream Management

Create customizable value streams and insight reports leveraging DORA-4 metrics to use as the single source of truth.

Dependency Proxy for Container Registry**

Local pull-through cache for container images that stores frequently-accessed upstream images.

Globally distributed cloning with GitLab Geo**

Local GitLab instances that cache repositories geographically closer to users, reducing clone/fetch times from minutes to seconds.

Offload CI/CD to Secondary Site Runners

Offload load from the primary instance by registering a gitlab-runner with a secondary site.

Disaster recovery**

Replicate your database, your Git repositories, and other assets.

Advanced Search

Find code patterns, security vulnerabilities, deprecated functions, buried discussions, and existing solutions across all projects, repositories, issues, merge requests, and wikis.

Scalable Reference Architecture

Validated, production-ready environment designs for deploying GitLab at scale, with detailed specifications you can implement or adapt based on your organization's specific requirements.

Advanced LDAP/SAML Configuration

Automatically synchronize GitLab users with LDAP groups, configuring administrator access, external user status, and SSH keys through customizable directory attributes.