Testsigma
Verified Oct 2, 2026 ActiveAgentic test automation platform that generates, runs and self-heals tests for web, mobile, API and Salesforce apps.
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Pricing
- Pricing model
- Contact sales
The pricing page lists Pro and Enterprise tiers but both say Get Custom Pricing, so no dollar figure is published. Pro includes unlimited projects and test minutes on a hosted cloud; the open-source community edition is free to self-host.
Use tool βAbout Testsigma
Testsigma lets QA teams write tests in plain English or have AI agents generate them from user stories, designs and live apps, then run them in the cloud across web, mobile, desktop, API and Salesforce. Agents map each commit to what needs testing, create and execute tests, repair broken locators when the app changes, and report a release-confidence score. Test execution runs on a cloud of browsers and real devices, and a self-hosted Apache-2.0 community edition is on GitHub. It is built for QA and engineering teams, from the San Francisco company Testsigma Technologies.
- Platforms
- Web Β· API
- API
- Yes
- Last verified
- Oct 2, 2026
Verified sources
- Product home page: agentic test automation across web, mobile, API and Salesforcetestsigma.com β
- Pricing page: Pro and Enterprise both with custom pricingtestsigma.com β
- Privacy policy names Testsigma Technologies Inc., San Franciscotestsigma.com β
- Open-source community edition, Apache-2.0github.com β
Is Testsigma legit?
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- Last checked
- Oct 2, 2026The site answered
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- Testsigma Technologies Inc., United StatesOur research, card verified Oct 2, 2026
Pros & cons of Testsigma
A good match for QA teams that want codeless test authoring with AI generation and cloud device coverage in one platform, and are happy to buy through sales. If you want a published price list or a code-first framework, it will feel heavy.
Pros
- Plain-English and AI-generated test creation reduces scripting work
- Covers web, mobile, desktop, API and Salesforce in one tool
- Auto-healing locators cut maintenance when the UI changes
- Open-source community edition under Apache-2.0
Cons
- No public price; everything goes through a demo
- Largest claims on the site, such as the percentage of effort saved, are vendor figures
- The community edition lacks the hosted cloud, device grid and newer AI agents
Best for
- QA teams automating regression across web, mobile and API without writing code
- Teams testing Salesforce or enterprise apps alongside normal web flows
- Organizations that want a free open-source edition to evaluate first
Not for
- Developers who prefer writing tests in code with Playwright or Cypress
- Buyers who need public, self-serve pricing
Watch out: Pricing is quote-only, so budget and parallel-run limits are only clear after a sales call; ask which AI agent features are in the plan you are quoted.
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