GitLab: Flex billing FAQ overhauled — new usage-cap self-service, terms narrowed
'Do volume discounts apply to overage?' replaced by a 'reserved vs on-demand' usage Q&A; new self-service FAQs added for viewing Flex balance/reservations and setting on-demand usage caps; commitment allocation narrowed from 'organizations or instances' to 'Self-Managed instances' only.
What changed
GitLab Flex commitment FAQ restructured: the "Do volume discounts apply to overage?" question was replaced by a new "reserved vs on-demand" usage question; two new self-service questions were added (viewing Flex balance/reservations, setting on-demand usage caps); and commitment allocation was narrowed from "across multiple organizations or instances" to "across multiple Self-Managed instances" only.
Before and after
Sep 14, 2026 vs Sep 21, 2026GitLab Flex commitment FAQ restructured: the "Do volume discounts apply to overage?" question was replaced by a new "reserved vs on-demand" usage question; two new self-service questions were added (viewing Flex balance/reservations, setting on-demand usage caps); and commitment allocation was narrowed from "across multiple organizations or instances" to "across multiple Self-Managed instances" only.
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