GitLab Issues
Organize your team's work with GitLab work items.·docs.gitlab.com
GitLab Issues is the work-tracking capability within the GitLab DevSecOps platform, used to organize epics, issues, milestones, and labels. It is part of GitLab's broader work items system, which lets teams track tasks, epics, issues, and objectives in a unified view. Issues integrate with merge requests, CI/CD pipelines, and security scanning results so planning and delivery happen in one place. GitLab as a whole is available as a cloud-hosted SaaS (GitLab.com), a self-managed installation, or a single-tenant managed deployment (GitLab Dedicated).
What it's for
Features 20
- Basic, advanced, and exact search
- Built-in CI/CD
- Code quality reports
- Container scanning
- Dependency scanning
- Description templates for issues and merge requests
- Issue boards
- Issue to epic promotion
- Issue weights
- Labels
- Merge request guardrails
- Milestones
- Project badges
- Secret detection
- Security dashboards
- SLA management with escalation policies
- Status page
- Time tracking
- Wiki-based project documentation
- Work items unifying tasks, epics, issues, and objectives
At a glance
Integrations
Complianceself-reported
Pricing
Premium is $29 per user/month billed annually; Ultimate, GitLab Dedicated, and GitLab Dedicated for Government use custom/quote-based pricing. Premium and Ultimate currently include a limited-time allotment of GitLab Credits ($12/user/month and $24/user/month respectively) for the GitLab Duo Agent Platform.
No credit card required
5 licensed users, 400 compute minutes per month, 10 GiB storage
Billed annually; free trial available ("Try for free")
10,000 compute minutes per month
Custom pricing — contact sales for a quote
50,000 compute minutes per month
Single-tenant SaaS; quote-based, book a demo
For government agencies and highly regulated industries; quote-based
50,000 compute minutes per month
Volume discounts available with an annual GitLab Flex commitment for GitLab Credits.