GitLab Inc. Class A Common Stock

GTLB

GitLab Inc. Class A (GTLB) is a software company that provides a web-based DevOps platform for software development, collaboration, and continuous integration and delivery. The platform enables teams to collaborate on code, automate workflows, and manage the entire software development lifecycle in a unified environment. GitLab aims to streamline development processes and improve productivity through its integrated tools and open-source foundation.

$37.40 -0.39 (-1.04%)
🚫 GitLab Inc. Class A Common Stock does not pay dividends

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3 Millionaire-Maker Technology Stocks Worth a Closer Look
The Motley Fool • Geoffrey Seiler • January 22, 2026

The article highlights three technology stocks with potential for significant returns: IonQ in quantum computing with high-fidelity systems and ecosystem ambitions; UiPath in agentic AI orchestration with a low valuation; and GitLab in software development platforms, positioned to benefit from AI-driven coding trends despite being undervalued.

3 AI Stocks That Could Go Parabolic
The Motley Fool • Geoffrey Seiler • January 13, 2026

The article identifies three undervalued AI stocks with significant growth potential: UiPath, which is positioned to lead in AI agent orchestration; GitLab, which is unfairly penalized by AI-replacement fears despite strong growth; and SentinelOne, a cybersecurity company trading at a discount with upcoming catalysts including a Lenovo partnershi...

SoundHound AI vs. GitLab: Which Stock Is the Better 2026 Rebound Candidate?
The Motley Fool • Geoffrey Seiler • December 23, 2025

Both SoundHound AI and GitLab underperformed in 2025, with stocks down over 30-40%. However, both are positioned for potential rebounds in 2026. SoundHound is leveraging voice-powered AI agents through its Amelia platform, while GitLab continues strong revenue growth despite bearish narratives about AI replacing coders. The author favors GitLab a...

GitLab Shares Dropped: Strong Quarter, Weak Reaction
Investing.com • Chris Markoch • December 5, 2025

GitLab reported strong Q3 earnings with 25% revenue growth, but shares dropped nearly 13.5% due to concerns about AI monetization and market uncertainty following Microsoft's AI sales challenges.

Why GitLab Stock Crashed Today
The Motley Fool • Rich Smith • December 3, 2025

GitLab reported strong Q3 earnings with 25% year-over-year revenue growth, but provided conservative guidance that disappointed investors, causing the stock to decline by nearly 15%.

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