TestSprite

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TestSprite is an agentic testing platform that generates and runs end-to-end tests against live apps via CLI, IDE plugins, and an AI testing agent. Public pricing sells Free, Starter, Standard, and higher tiers with monthly credits, environments, and GitHub PR automation.

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Free access: Free tier includes 150 credits per month, one environment, 30 days of run history, agent chat, CLI and IDE plugin access, GitHub PR auto-test on one repo, and Slack notifications.
API access: Marketing highlights CLI and IDE integrations; enterprise contact covers broader automation needs rather than a separate public REST catalog.

Is TestSprite right for you?

A good fit for

Engineering teams that want AI-generated E2E coverage tied to PRs, staging apps, and release validation.

Before you choose

Starter’s listed $19 per month billing begins from the second month after a discounted first month.

Verification for every change

TestSprite markets agentic testing that closes the gap between fast coding and proving releases still work, with open-source CLI positioning and credit-based SaaS plans.

What it can do

Features & capabilities

Unknown is different from unavailable. Each fact carries its own evidence.

Capability	Value	Evidence	Checked
Agentic E2E tests	Homepage says TestSprite writes end-to-end tests, runs them on your live app, and reports what broke after code changes.	Facts sourced	2026-10-04
CLI and IDE	Pricing tiers include agent chat, CLI, and IDE plugin access across plans.	Facts sourced	2026-10-04
GitHub PR automation	Free and paid tiers list GitHub pull-request auto-testing with increasing repo limits.	Facts sourced	2026-10-04

Understand the total cost

TestSprite pricing & plans

Free

$0 per month on the Free plan

Credits: 150 credits per month
Environments: 1 environment

Starter

$19.00 /mo

$19 per month from the second month on Starter

Credits: 400 credits per month
GitHub PR tests: Auto-test on up to 3 repos

Standard

$39.00 /mo

$39 per month on Standard

Credits: 800 credits per month
Environments: 3 environments

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The practical questions

Frequently asked questions

What is TestSprite used for?

Does TestSprite have a free plan?

Free tier includes 150 credits per month, one environment, 30 days of run history, agent chat, CLI and IDE plugin access, GitHub PR auto-test on one repo, and Slack notifications.. This record lists ongoing free access; check the plan limits before starting.

How much does TestSprite cost?

The listed monthly price is $19.00 USD at monthly billing. See the plan cards for entitlements, billing commitments and seat minimums.

Can I use TestSprite through an API?

Marketing highlights CLI and IDE integrations; enterprise contact covers broader automation needs rather than a separate public REST catalog.. API access and subscription access may have different terms; consult the linked sources.

What should I check before choosing it?

Starter’s listed $19 per month billing begins from the second month after a discounted first month.

Price history

No retained pricing changes yet. A current price alone does not establish a historical trend.

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