Most of the features you can get for $4 per month for at Github you need to pay $49/mo for at Gitlab, such as the integration of security dependency scanning, s

Most of the features you can get for $4 per month for at Github you need to pay $49/mo for at Gitlab, such as the integration of security dependency scanning, secret scanning, dependabot alerts. My understanding is that you need to pay the top tier to get UI integrations for these things. As the monorepo support could be better as it wouldn't support multiple reporter files, like junit xmls. Personally, if I had the choice I would go for Github Enterprise. Big chance with Gitlab you have to pay for hosting your own Gitlab runners anyways.