Pricing

Pay-per-test-run pricing, nothing more.

Here's what pricing looks like at launch: no plan to pick, no contract, one rate per test run that automatically gets cheaper as you scale.

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Join the waitlist

Get early access when your account goes live.

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Calibration

A flat $0.35/run for your first 30 days, while the agent learns your codebase.

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Steady-state pricing

Graduated per-run rates after that, automatically dropping as your volume grows.

Rate table

Calibration (first 30 days)$0.35 / run
Runs 1–100 / mo$1.00 / run
Runs 101–500 / mo$0.75 / run
Runs 501–2,000 / mo$0.50 / run
Runs 2,001+ / mo$0.35 / run

Estimate your cost

$0.00Enter a monthly run count to estimate cost

Included for every account

Jira, GitHub, and Slack integration from your very first run
Full session recording and replay on every run, no retention tier to unlock
Automatic pass/fail reporting straight to the ticket, PR, or thread
Every test runs in a real, modern browser via Playwright
Set a monthly spending cap and get alerted before you hit it
Email support included, priority support for high-volume accounts

Need SSO, a dedicated contract, or volume beyond self-serve? We work with larger orgs on a negotiated rate.

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Waitlist members get discounted early-access pricing on top of these rates. Join the waitlist

FAQ

Common questions.

How does billing work?+

You're billed monthly for the test runs you used, at the graduated per-run rate for each usage bracket. There's no plan to pick and no contract to sign, your rate automatically drops as your volume grows.

What counts as one test run?+

One test run is one end-to-end pass through a flow, triggered by a Jira column move, a tagged pull request, or a manual re-run. Re-running a ticket after a fix counts as a new run, since it's a fresh session in the browser.

Is there a free trial?+

No, but every new account starts on the discounted calibration rate, $0.35/run for the first 30 days, before graduated pricing kicks in. There's no separate free tier to unlock.

Why does pricing start lower?+

A newly connected agent hasn't learned your codebase's critical flows yet, so it isn't at full effectiveness on day one. Runs during your first 30 days are billed at a flat, discounted calibration rate while it ramps up, rather than charging full price before it's proven its value.

Can we cap what we spend?+

Yes. Set a monthly spending cap or a run-volume alert from your billing settings, and we'll notify your team before you get close, so usage-based pricing never means a surprise invoice.

Does it replace our QA team?+

It handles repetitive, well-defined regression testing so your team can focus on exploratory and judgment-heavy work. It flags anything that needs a human instead of guessing.

What happens when it finds a bug?+

It comments back on the ticket, PR, or Slack thread with what broke, a full session replay, and a flag if the issue needs human follow-up.

Ready when you are

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