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Re:BitBucket vs. GitLab.com by ThatGeoGuy on Friday April 17, 2015 @12:09PM (#9395234)
While this doesn't add much to the discussion, I found your package pricing to be somewhat confusing (perhaps this is a typo?) [1]. I highlighted the sentence within the image, but effectively it says "$9.90 per per user/year in multiples of 20 users". I think the "per per user/year" reads strangely, since I translate that as "per per user per year".

As another side question, suppose I sign up for a GitLab account and have repositories there. Is it possible to import / move them easily if I later decide to host my own instance? I noticed that you said it's easy to migrate from Bitbucket / Github, but can repos be moved between GitLab instances easily?

[1] http://i.imgur.com/C9rFh0K.png

Re:BitBucket vs. GitLab.com by jobvandervoort on Friday April 17, 2015 @12:15PM (#9395286)
Thanks for spotting the typo, fixed. It should be per user, per year.

> As another side question, suppose I sign up for a GitLab account and have repositories there. Is it possible to import / move them easily if I later decide to host my own instance? I noticed that you said it's easy to migrate from Bitbucket / Github, but can repos be moved between GitLab instances easily?

If you have a large amount of repositories, you can import them directly, rather than simply pushing them to the new server. Of course, we're happy to help you with this if needed.