testRigor

What it does

testRigor is a generative AI test automation tool that turns plain-English instructions, such as 'purchase a Kindle', into specific UI steps and executes them against your application. Teams can also paste or import existing manual test cases, review and refine the generated steps, and run them across supported platforms.

It is used to build and maintain end-to-end UI tests from the end user's perspective, without writing Selenium code or relying on XPath or element locators. Supported test types include acceptance, smoke, regression, system, API, visual, SMS and phone call, 2FA and captcha testing. Tests can be created inside the testRigor interface or through Claude Code using MCP and Skills.

testRigor suits QA and test engineering teams, including manual QA staff who want to create automated tests, and engineering organizations that run CI/CD pipelines. Accounts can be created through a free public plan or a free trial. Native Windows desktop testing is available only in paid versions, and the tool states it does not test games. Pricing is customized, so buyers should contact sales for current figures.

What it can do

• Generate end-to-end UI tests from plain-English descriptions using generative AI
• Test web apps across browsers and platforms, plus native and hybrid iOS and Android apps
• Automate API calls, validating return codes and storing results as saved values
• Send emails with attachments and verify deliverability; run SMS and phone call tests
• Handle 2FA logins using authenticator apps, SMS, or email, and generate TOTP codes
• Test AI-native features such as chatbots, generated summaries, and images

Works with

• GitLab
• GitHub Actions
• Jenkins
• Zephyr
• Jira
• TestRail
• Spinnaker
• Azure DevOps
• CircleCI
• Twilio

Before you choose

• Native Windows desktop testing is available only in paid versions.
• Tests are written in plain English without XPath, but teams still need to learn the supported command syntax and best practices.
• Pricing is customized; contact sales to confirm cost before budgeting.

Listed under

• Coding
• Code review and testing
• End-to-end testing
• Generative AI
• Mobile testing
• No-code
• Plain english
• QA

Get started

Account setup at the sign-up page; pricing details require contacting sales.

1. Create an account at https://testrigor.com/sign-up/ and choose a free public plan or free trial.
2. Configure the target platforms (Windows, macOS, Ubuntu, iOS, Android) and the number of devices and parallel executions.
3. Write or generate your first test in plain English, then review the steps; tutorials are at https://testrigor.com/tutorials/.

Pricing is customized and handled through sales. A free public plan and a free trial are offered at sign-up; their terms should be verified when registering.

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Sources for this overview

Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.

• AI-Based Test Automation Tool [2026] - testRigor Software Testing ↗testrigor.com
• testRigor Language Support Documentation - testRigor AI-Based Automated Testing Tool ↗testrigor.com

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Last checked 29 Oct 2026. Every field keeps its source and date; unknown means we couldn’t confirm it.