GTLB
GitLab Inc. · Technology · Software - Infrastructure
Last
$26.30
−$1.59 (−5.70%) 4:00 PM ET
After hours $26.49 +$0.19 (+0.72%) 6:19 AM ET
Prev close $27.89
Open $27.02
Day high $27.02
Day low $26.22
Volume 4,455,948
Avg vol 5,755,495
Mkt cap
$4.43B
P/E ratio
-90.69
FY Revenue
$906.25M
EPS
-0.29
Gross Margin
88.01%
Sector
Technology
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GTLB
GitLab Inc.
GitLab’s share price is down sharply over the past year and sits near the bottom of its 52-week range, yet short-term technical signals show emerging bullish momentum with price reclaiming key averages. Fundamentally, the company combines high gross margins and strong free cash flow generation with negative GAAP profitability and deteriorating earnings trends. Valuation appears elevated on sales and book metrics relative to its recent price performance, while high short volume and moderate short interest point to an active and potentially volatile sentiment backdrop.
AI summarized at 1:12 PM ET, 2026-01-23
AI summary scores
INTRADAY: 55 SWING: 42 LONG: 47
Volume vs average
Intraday (cumulative)
−18% (Below avg)
Vol/Avg: 0.82×
RSI
40.30 (Neutral)
Neutral (40–60)
MACD momentum
Intraday
-0.00 (Weak)
MACD: -0.03 Signal: -0.03
Short-Term
-0.23 (Weak)
MACD: -2.50 Signal: -2.27
Long-Term
-0.43 (Weak)
MACD: -3.58 Signal: -3.15
Intraday trend score 37.42

Latest news

GTLB 12 articles Positive: 9 Neutral: 2 Negative: 1
Positive The Motley Fool • Geoffrey Seiler
Is This AI Stock About to Prove All the Bears Wrong?

GitLab stock has declined 10% in 2024 and 33% in 2025 despite consistent 25-35% revenue growth and strong fundamentals. The article argues that AI is a tailwind rather than a headwind for the DevSecOps platform, as code still needs to be securely stored and reviewed regardless of who writes it. Trading at a forward P/S of 5.5x and P/E of 24.5x, GitLab appears undervalued with significant upside potential in 2026.

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Sentiment note

Despite recent stock declines, the company demonstrates strong fundamentals with consistent 25-35% revenue growth, 119% dollar-based net retention, 88% gross margins, and a sticky business model. The article argues AI is an opportunity rather than a risk, and the stock's valuation at 5.5x forward P/S and 24.5x forward P/E is attractive relative to growth prospects, suggesting significant upside potential.

Positive The Motley Fool • Geoffrey Seiler
3 Millionaire-Maker Technology Stocks Worth a Closer Look

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.

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Sentiment note

Described as a beaten-down stock trading at less than 5.5x 2026 sales. Positioned to benefit from increased software development driven by AI. New hybrid pricing model supports strong revenue growth. Would be a major winner in AI-driven code generation scenarios.

Positive The Motley Fool • Geoffrey Seiler
3 AI Stocks That Could Go Parabolic

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 partnership and AI data leakage protection capabilities.

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Sentiment note

Despite market pessimism about AI replacing coders, the company continues adding customers, seeing upgrades, and expanding seats. New AI agents and hybrid pricing model provide growth catalysts. Low valuation below 5.5 forward P/S offers substantial upside if bearish thesis proves wrong.

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

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 as the better rebound candidate, citing attractive valuation, sticky platform characteristics, and underestimated growth opportunities.

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Sentiment note

Consistent 25-35% quarterly revenue growth, 119% dollar-based net retention, attractive 5.7x price-to-sales valuation with 80%+ gross margins, new hybrid pricing model, and AI tools like Duo Agent. Author believes market is overestimating negative AI impact and underestimating growth opportunities, making it the preferred rebound candidate.

Negative Investing.com • Chris Markoch
GitLab Shares Dropped: Strong Quarter, Weak Reaction

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.

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Sentiment note

Despite solid quarterly results with 25% revenue growth and strong core metrics, the stock dropped due to cautious AI monetization expectations and weak market reaction

Neutral The Motley Fool • Rich Smith
Why GitLab Stock Crashed Today

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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Sentiment note

Despite beating earnings expectations and showing 25% revenue growth, the company's conservative Q4 guidance and negative operating profit margin led to investor uncertainty

Neutral The Motley Fool • Rachel Warren
2 Best AI Stocks to Buy This Month

The article highlights two AI-focused stocks with strong potential: Alphabet and GitLab. Both companies are leveraging AI technologies to drive growth and innovation across different sectors, with unique strengths in search, cloud computing, and software development.

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Sentiment note

Consistent revenue growth, AI-powered software development platform, integrating AI across development lifecycle, but facing competitive pressures and experiencing stock price decline

Positive The Motley Fool • Geoffrey Seiler
2 Top Bargain Stocks Ready for a Bull Run

The article highlights UiPath and GitLab as undervalued tech stocks with significant potential, driven by their AI integration strategies and attractive valuation metrics.

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Sentiment note

Transforming into comprehensive software lifecycle platform, introducing AI-assisted coding solutions, changing pricing model to capture more value, trading at attractive valuation with consistent revenue growth

Positive The Motley Fool • Geoffrey Seiler
3 Top Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks Ready for a Bull Run

The article highlights three AI stocks with strong potential: Nvidia, UiPath, and GitLab. Each company is strategically positioned to benefit from AI infrastructure growth, with unique strengths in AI technology, automation, and software development.

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Sentiment note

Steady revenue growth of 25-35%, introducing hybrid pricing model, developing AI-powered developer tools, and potentially attractive acquisition target with high gross margins

Positive The Motley Fool • Geoffrey Seiler
What Are 3 Great Tech Stocks to Buy Right Now?

The article highlights three top technology stocks with strong AI potential: Nvidia, Alphabet, and GitLab, each demonstrating unique strengths in artificial intelligence infrastructure, software development, and technological innovation.

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Sentiment note

Consistent revenue growth, evolving software development platform, AI-powered development tools, and attractive valuation

Positive The Motley Fool • Geoffrey Seiler
3 Top Bargain Stocks Ready for a Bull Run

The article highlights three undervalued tech stocks with strong AI potential: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, Pinterest, and GitLab, each offering unique growth opportunities in the AI and technology sectors.

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Sentiment note

AI-driven productivity tool for developers, introducing hybrid pricing model, growing revenue near 30%, low forward price-to-sales ratio

Positive The Motley Fool • Geoffrey Seiler
3 Hyper-Growth Tech Stocks to Buy in 2025

The article highlights three technology companies leveraging AI for growth: Palantir Technologies, AppLovin, and GitLab, each demonstrating significant revenue expansion and innovative AI applications across different sectors.

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Sentiment note

Consistent 25-35% quarterly revenue growth, 121% dollar-based net retention, and strategic positioning with AI-driven software development solutions

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