Upcoming changes to user limits on Free tier of Gitlab SaaS
It seems like every SaaS out there is targeting only the very occasional users and large enterprise users, but nothing in between. If this announcement read "we're limiting Free Tier, but creating a new 10$/month plan that gives you what you had before" I'd be signing up immediately. But per-user pricing, especially with the lowest plan being 20$/u/m, is absolutely insane for anyone but big corporations and startups drowning in VC money.<p>Some practical examples:     
 - if I participate in a 48h game jam with my usual team, it would cost us 120$ to host our code on GitLab. For 2 days!!     
 - the non-profit I develop for would need to pay 1680$ a year, despite all but 2 of our repos being FOSS. That is literally 3/4 of the budget we had last year!<p>Server load, bandwidth and disk space are the things that cost money and they are barely correlated with the number of users in all but a handful of textbook scenarios. Why does everyone insist on putting customers into price brackets based on such a useless metric?