GitLab
Git hosting with CI and a built-in registry.
Key features
- Planning, source control, and CI/CD share one platform
- AI agents open merge requests, fix flaws, and review code
- Security scans, policies, and approvals run inside the pipeline
- Every agent action is written to an audit trail
- Choose cloud-hosted, self-managed, or single-tenant hosting
- Category
- Dev Tools
- Who it's for
- For individuals, teams, and enterprises that develop, secure, and operate software.
- Tags
- gitcicode-reviewhostingversion-controlsecurity
- Website
- gitlab.com
- Listed
- 2026-09-15
Frequently asked questions
Is GitLab free?
GitLab has a free plan, with paid tiers for more usage or features.
How much does GitLab cost?
Paid plans from $29 per user/month, billed annually, according to its pricing page.
What is GitLab used for?
Git hosting with CI and a built-in registry. Typical uses: planning, source control, and CI/CD share one platform; aI agents open merge requests, fix flaws, and review code; security scans, policies, and approvals run inside the pipeline.
What are the best GitLab alternatives?
Alternatives in the same category include open_scion, SkillSpector, Prisma, Supabase, PlanetScale.
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