- Tool type
- AI-assisted app testing service
- Made for
- QA and software teams
- Runs on
- Hosted testing controlled through web, CLI and MCP
What it does
TesterArmy is a hosted QA testing service for teams that build and test web or mobile apps. A user describes a flow in plain language; TesterArmy generates short test steps and runs them through a real browser or against an uploaded iOS or Android build. Tests can include actions, assertions and screenshots. The service returns run status and results, and coding agents can create tests, start runs and retrieve reports through its MCP endpoint.
Teams can run tests manually, from pull requests or CI, on a schedule, or against production. Coding agents can invoke tests and retrieve reports through MCP, and integrations include GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Slack and webhooks. Start with an account and a web application URL or uploaded mobile build; CI use requires CLI configuration and an API key. Testing is black-box and does not require source-code access. Free includes five test runs, with recurrence unconfirmed; paid plans add run quotas and concurrency. A run is one execution lasting up to 20 minutes. Results depend on the test flow and environment, so review failures and screenshots before changing application behavior.
What it can do
- Generate test steps from plain-language descriptions
- Run browser-based tests against web apps
- Run tests against uploaded iOS and Android builds
- Check test outcomes with assertions and screenshots
- Trigger runs from pull requests, CI, schedules, webhooks or manually
- Create tests, run them and retrieve reports through an MCP endpoint
Works with
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- GitHub Actions
- GitLab CI
- Slack
- Webhooks
Before you choose
- Web URLs and mobile builds are test targets, not native TesterArmy client apps.
- Run quotas, duration and concurrency depend on plan.
- Free allowance recurrence and external CI costs require confirmation.
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Get started
- Create an account; the free plan offers five test runs and says no credit card is required.
- Provide a web app URL or upload a compiled iOS or Android app build.
- Describe the test flow in plain language; for CI, install the CLI and authenticate with a TesterArmy API key.
Plans and prices
Free includes five runs; its reset period requires confirmation. Hobby: $99 billed monthly or $1,000 billed annually (displayed $83/month). Startup: $299 monthly or $3,000 annually (displayed $250/month). Each run lasts up to 20 minutes. Enterprise adds custom terms, SSO/SAML, SLA support, onboarding and integrations.
- 5 free test runs
- 1 concurrent test run
- 2 projects
- Unlimited members
- Web and mobile support
- No credit card required
- Up to 250 test runs included
- 3 concurrent test runs
- 2 projects
- Unlimited members
- Web and mobile support
- GitHub, Slack and webhook integrations
- Up to 1,000 test runs included
- 10 concurrent test runs
- 5 projects
- Unlimited members
- Web and mobile support
- Frontier models
Source: tester.army/pricing, checked 1 Nov 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.
Sources for this overview
Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 1 Nov 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.
- TesterArmy: Test your app with AI, catch bugs before users do ↗tester.army
- TesterArmy: Pricing ↗tester.army
- Welcome - TesterArmy ↗tester.army
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