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Gitlab needs to be able to mix licenses on a single system, its current model requires all accounts in an org to operate at the same level, try selling a 1000 s
by thawkins 6y ago
Gitlab needs to be able to mix licenses on a single system, its current model requires all accounts in an org to operate at the same level, try selling a 1000 seat ultimate license at 99/user/month to tbe average sme. In all companies there are seats that need different levels of capabilities, gitlab is just way to expensive to use at anything above starter, the premium level works out at 2x more expensive than jira/bb/confluence with considerably less capability. I want to be able to buy 200 starter, 50 premium and 5 ultimate licenses and mix them on the same system.
- apple4ever 6y agoThey explicitly said they don't want to do that, for reasons that really aren't clear. There are a LOT of companies that want to be able to mix developers and reporters, but can't because the price is astronomical for zero benefit. So they live with a lower tier (likely free). Doesn't make sense.
- xhl 6y ago@apple4ever Thank you very much for your feedback! This is very helpful for us to iterate on our handbook explanation and our pricing strategy.
- xhl 6y ago@thawkins Thank you so much for your inputs on our pricing model! Our current model do not have multiple plans for one customer https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/ceo/pricing/#multiple-plans-for-one-customer https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/ceo/pricing/#multiple-plan... as @apple4ever mentioned. However, it's extremely important for us to hear from you. We recently clarified our Pricing Philosophy and Collaboration on pricing with you is part of it: https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/ceo/pricing/#pricing-philosophy https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/ceo/pricing/#pricing-philo... We definitely take your inputs back and consider to build into our next iteration on the pricing strategy.
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