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> As GitLab’s first price increase in more than five years, this new pricing for GitLab Premium reflects the evolution of GitLab from source control and CI to t
by pid-1 4y ago
> As GitLab’s first price increase in more than five years, this new pricing for GitLab Premium reflects the evolution of GitLab from source control and CI to the most comprehensive DevSecOps Platform. Over the past five years, GitLab Premium added more than 400 features, leading to improved cycle times, enhanced developer experience, and better collaboration for our customers
As a paying customer, I don't use many (most?) of those 400 new features. Meanwhile, stuff that could be game-changing for me like making gitlab-runner easier to deploy or local pipeline testing are being kicked down the road since forever. Search still sucks. There is no cheap licensing for read only, non developer folks.
That's it, I'm moving on. Luckly I have a whole year before renewing our licenses.
- crote 4y agoI agree. GitLab was arguably a better product for a while back when GitHub didn't even have integrated CI, but at this point most of the features they are adding just feel pointless to me. I primarily just want a place to store my code, track issues, and run automated tests. GitLab was already a bit of a tricky sell due to most open source code being on Github, but now it is either $48 / year for Github or $348 for GitLab. The math just isn't mathing.
- anonymoustrolol 4y agoAre you getting $48/year on Github? I'm on the sticker rate of $49/month. Doh!
- rhaway84773 4y agohttps://github.com/pricing https://github.com/pricing I see only 2 non free options. $48/yr and $231/yr for enterprise. Why would you be paying ~$600/yr when the enterprise option is less than $250?