GitLab alternatives compared by price

GitHub hosts code for most of the software world and sells collaboration, security and admin features on top of free public and private repositories. It charges per user per month for organizations and has kept its Enterprise list price unchanged since 2016.

GitHub starts at $4 for Team (USD per user per month, billed monthly), goes up to $21 for Enterprise. Latest change: Team from $9 to $4 (-56%), Jul 2020.

Vercel is the hosting platform behind Next.js. Pro costs a flat amount per team member and includes usage credit, with compute and bandwidth metered above it.

Vercel starts at $20 for Pro (USD per member per month, plus usage (flat per account before 2019)). Latest change: Pro from $25 to $20 (-20%), Apr 2020.

Supabase is an open source Firebase alternative built on Postgres. Rather than seats, it prices per organization with the first project included and bills usage such as monthly active users, storage and bandwidth on top.

Supabase starts at $25 per month per organization, plus usage for Pro (USD per month per organization, plus usage (per project before late 2023)), goes up to $599 per month per organization, plus usage for Team, has a free plan.

Netlify hosts static and serverless sites. It sells a flat Personal plan for individuals and a per-member Pro plan for teams.

Netlify starts at $9 per month for Personal (USD per month), goes up to $20 per member per month for Pro, has a free plan.

Postman is the API platform most developers reach for first. It prices per user for teams and added a cheap Solo tier for individuals.

Postman starts at $9 per month for Solo (USD per user per month, billed annually), goes up to $19 per user per month, billed annually for Team, has a free plan.