Gitlab Inc (GTLB) — the earnings record

As of the 2026-08-31 card — updated after each print. An investment research diary, not advice.

The record at a glance

11/11EPS beats

10/11revenue beats

3 · 2 · 6up · flat · down (+3d, ±3%)

2026-12-01next print

Reactions across the covered prints span -20.7% to +18.8% — the beat column and the reaction column frequently disagree, which is the whole reason the record scores them separately. The street carries Window closed 4 September: +10.5% — the card’s second-widest payment, from a stock the market had spent two years marking down. Next print early December. into the next print.

Print by print

Print	Date	EPS	Revenue
Sep 26	2026-09-01	✓ beat	✓ beat
Jun 26	2026-06-02	✓ beat	✓ beat
Mar 26	2026-03-03	✓ beat	✓ beat
Dec 25	2025-12-02	✓ beat	✓ beat
Sep 25	2025-09-03	✓ beat	✓ beat
Jun 25	2025-06-10	✓ beat	✓ beat
Mar 25	2025-03-03	✓ beat	✓ beat
Dec 24	2024-12-05	✓ beat	✓ beat
Sep 24	2024-09-03	✓ beat	✓ beat
Jun 24	2024-06-03	✓ beat	✓ beat
Mar 24	2024-03-04	✓ beat	✗ miss

The per-print reaction chart, the load-bearing metric and the behavior read live on the full GTLB print-record card — free registration.

FAQ · from the current data · as of 2026-08-31

Quick answers

How often does Gitlab Inc beat earnings estimates?

Across the last 11 covered prints (as of the 2026-08-31 card), Gitlab Inc beat EPS estimates 11 of 11 times and revenue estimates 10 of 11 times, with 10 double beats.

How does GTLB stock react to earnings?

Measured close-of-print-day to the close three sessions later: 3 of the last 11 prints resolved up (beyond +3%), 2 flat, 6 down — reactions spanning -20.7% to +18.8%. Beat-or-miss and reaction are scored separately because they frequently disagree.

What was GTLB's biggest earnings reaction?

-20.7% over the three sessions after the Mar 24 print (2024-03-04).

When does Gitlab Inc report earnings next?

2026-12-01 (Window closed 4 September: +10.5% — the card’s second-widest payment, from a stock the market had spent two years marking down. Next print early December.). The full print-record card — reaction chart, the load-bearing metric and the behavior read — updates after each print; registration is free. An investment research diary, not advice.

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