Total Revenue

26.7% ( " " " " " )

Q1 FY 2026 total revenue increased to $214.509 million from $169.19 million in Q1 FY 2025, driven by strong platform demand, customer expansion, and continuous product enhancements that build on trends observed in previous periods. " " " " "

Subscription Revenue

28.6% ( " " " " " )

Subscription revenue rose to $194.481 million from $151.18 million, reflecting robust customer adoption of GitLab’s DevSecOps platform and expansion of the subscription base, consistent with historical momentum and customer growth trends. " " " " "

License Revenue

11% ( " " " " " )

License revenue increased moderately to $20.028 million from $18.01 million, indicating incremental uptake of licensing solutions that aligns with overall revenue growth and prior expansion patterns in the licensing segment. " " " " "

U.S. Revenue

28.6% ( " " )

U.S. revenue grew to $176.886 million from $137.526 million, driven by strong enterprise demand and deepening customer relationships in its largest market, which is in line with previous performance improvements in the region. " "

Europe Revenue

19.6% ( " " )

Europe revenue advanced to $33.078 million from $27.652 million, reflecting moderate market expansion and steady adoption of GitLab’s solutions, though growth in this region remains lower than in the U.S. due to differing market dynamics. " "

Asia Pacific Revenue

13.4% ( " " )

Asia Pacific revenue increased to $4.545 million from $4.009 million, suggesting a slower market uptake likely due to regional maturity factors, yet showing positive, if modest, growth compared to prior periods. " "

Net Loss

Improved by 34% ( " " " " )

The net loss narrowed to $(35.875) million from $(54.644) million, driven by higher revenue, improved operating margins, and cost efficiencies that continue the improvement trajectory seen in earlier quarters. " " " "

Operating Cash Flow

Increased by 179% ( " " )

Operating cash flow surged to $106,302 thousand from $38,138 thousand due to enhanced operational leverage, improved collection seasonality from Q4 to Q1, and better working capital management that built on earlier operational enhancements. " "