Github's UX is very polished. Having tried Bitbucket, it's not at parity when it comes to UX. I have not tried Gitlab so I won't comment on that. I will say, h

Github's UX is very polished. Having tried Bitbucket, it's not at parity when it comes to UX. I have not tried Gitlab so I won't comment on that. I will say, however, Github has put a lot of work into the pull request interface and being able to examine code. This matters a lot more when you are working with a team (though it assumes you know how to take full advantage of it). I'd look at Gitlab through that lens, and if you are working solo, the cheaper solution is probably OK.