GitKraken 19,546 Desktop, from Axosoft (trading as GitKraken), is a closed-source client for Windows, macOS and Linux, known for its commit graph: branches drawn in color, with drag-and-drop merges and rebases, an undo button, a built-in conflict editor, and integrations with GitHub 29 , GitLab 377 , Bitbucket 2,046 and Azure DevOps 6 issues and pull requests. The same plans cover GitLens 9,933 in VS Code 550 and a gk command-line tool. Not run here: it needs a desktop session and a GitKraken account.
The free Community plan is limited to local repositories and public remotes; a private repository on any host needs a paid plan. GitKraken's price list on 25 September 2026, billed annually, per user:
Pro: $120 a year ($10 a month), at most two seats;
Advanced: $168 a year ($14 a month), up to 10 seats, adding self-hosted Git 1,932 servers and single-domain SSO;
Business: $216 a year ($18 a month), up to 100 seats;
Enterprise: $336 a year ($28 a month) from 20 seats, with self-hosted and offline editions.
Every plan also meters AI credits for its commit-message and explanation features. Promotional discounts come and go, so check gitkraken.com/pricing (https://www.gitkraken.com/pricing 19,546 ) before you buy. GitKraken suits teams that want one visual tool on all three operating systems and value its host integrations enough to pay per seat.