GitLab Open Source Partners

The GitLab Open Source Partners program seeks to build relationships with prominent members of our open source ecosystem.

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About the program

Benefits

  • Featured on the GitLab for Open Source program page

  • Migration support

  • Exclusive invitations to participate in GitLab events

  • Visibility and promotion through GitLab marketing channels

  • Direct line of communication to GitLab

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Requirements

Participants must:

  • Be a current member of our GitLab for Open Source program or be a user of GitLab’s Community Edition

  • Have a large community and user base, or be a prominent dependency project

  • Engage in co-marketing with Gitlab and agree to complete a case study

  • Plan and participate in joint initiatives and events

  • Encourage sustained contributions during the year (as measured by merged MRs)

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GitLab Open Source Partners

Frequently Asked Questions


Is my project too small to qualify?

At this time, we are only partnering with large open source organizations and projects that are well-known within the wider open source community. If you have thousands of community members and users, or more, we encourage you to apply. If you are part of a smaller community, we encourage you to apply to our GitLab for Open Source program. Through this program, qualifying open source projects can get access to our top tiers for free.


How's this program different from the Contributing Organizations Program?

The Contributing Organizations Program is designed to recognize and support organizations who are making a sustained commitment to contributing to GitLab. This Open Source Partnership program is aimed at building relationships with prominent open source communities and engaging in co-marketing initiatives.


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