GitLab free trial
Speed you can trust, all the way to production
GitLab gives you 30 free days. No card needed. Then it costs $29 a month, paid yearly.
Read from their page 20 days agoabout.gitlab.com/pricing
- Free days
- 30 days
- Card to start
- No card
- Free plan
- Yes
- Then you pay
- $29/mo
- billed yearly
What their page says
Copied from gitlab.com, word for word.
Are currently 30 days in duration.See it on their page
No credit card required [2]See it on their page
$ 29 per user/month, billed annuallySee it on their page
Free For individuals working on personal projects and open source contributions $ 0 per user/month, No credit card requiredSee it on their page
The 5-user limit is applicable only to users of the Free tier of the GitLab.com offering in a top-level group with private visibility.See it on their page
Before you start
Nothing to cancel
No card, so on day 30 it just stops. Try it fully.
The free plan is the real deal
It stays free. The catch: The 5-user limit is applicable only to users of the Free tier of the GitLab.com offering in a top-level group with private visibility.
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GitLab free trial: questions
Does GitLab have a free trial?
Yes. Their page says 30 free days.
Does GitLab ask for a credit card?
No. You can start without a card.
How much does GitLab cost after the free trial?
The cheapest plan on their page is $29 a month, paid yearly.
What is missing on the free GitLab plan?
The 5-user limit is applicable only to users of the Free tier of the GitLab.com offering in a top-level group with private visibility.
Where do these GitLab facts come from?
From gitlab.com, their own page. We copy the line each fact is in. If their page does not say it, we say that.
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