Gitlab (GTLB) revenue breakdown

Technology · Software - Infrastructure · Market cap $10.7B

By product, Subscription—self-managed is the largest at 60% of fiscal 2026 revenue; SaaS grew fastest, 98% a year over 6 years.

By region, United States is the largest at 82% of fiscal 2026 revenue; Europe grew fastest, 53% a year over 6 years.

Revenue by product

Fiscal years, as Gitlab reports them in its 10-K filings; fiscal 2026 total $955M.

Products2020202120222023202420252026Share
Subscription—self-managed$65M$115M$180M$275M$356M$459M$568M 60%
SaaS$5M$18M$47M$94M$151M$216M$296M 31%
License—self-managed$10M$15M$20M$46M$63M$68M$69M 7%
Professional services and other$981,000$5M$6M$9M$10M$16M$22M 2%

Revenue by region

Fiscal years, as Gitlab reports them in its 10-K filings; fiscal 2026 total $955M.

Regions2020202120222023202420252026Share
United States$68M$126M$212M$353M$473M$619M$787M 82%
Europe$11M$22M$36M$62M$93M$123M$146M 15%
Asia Pacific$2M$4M$5M$10M$14M$18M$22M 2%
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Where does Gitlab make its money?

In fiscal 2026, by product: Subscription—self-managed $568M, SaaS $296M, License—self-managed $69M, Professional services and other $22M.

From Gitlab's annual reports filed with the SEC (XBRL data), standardised by Investingly. Information only, not investment advice.