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Infra2026-09-18 · source-backed
Announced September 17, limits realign to Free, Premium and Ultimate applied per user and per top-level group, effective October 19 for the free tier and unauthenticated requests, January 2027 for the paid tiers. Unauthenticated requests get capped at 60 per hour per IP. GitLab names the driver explicitly as "the automation and agent workloads teams are building on the platform" and says it expects load to grow several times this year. Anything running CI agents against GitLab should check its tier before October.
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