TestSprite
AI testing agent that writes, runs, and diagnoses end-to-end tests for your app.
Linked from testsprite.com · checked 29 Oct
- Tool type
- AI end-to-end testing agent
- Made for
- Developers and QA teams
- Runs on
- Cloud runs with web portal, CLI, and IDE access
- Tests execute in TestSprite's cloud; control surfaces are the web dashboard, the CLI, the MCP server in an IDE, and GitHub pull requests.
What it does
TestSprite takes a live app URL, sign-in details, and ideally a PRD or API docs, then builds a feature map, drafts a test plan, generates tests, and runs them in the cloud. Each test ends Passed, Failed, or Blocked, and failures come with a suggested cause and fix, plus screenshots and the test source.
Teams use it to get regression coverage without writing test scripts. The Web Portal handles setup and review, while an open-source CLI and an MCP server bring it into terminals, IDEs, and coding agents. GitHub pull request checks can gate merges, and Test Lists and Test Schedules keep runs going on a cadence.
It suits developers, QA teams, and engineering leads who want end-to-end coverage of a running app. Access starts with a sign-up, and a free plan includes 150 credits per month. A PRD is strongly recommended for plan quality, higher tiers add credits, environments, and GitHub repos, and Enterprise is arranged through sales or AWS Marketplace.
What it can do
- Generates end-to-end UI and API test plans from a PRD and the live app
- Runs generated tests in the cloud and reports Passed, Failed, or Blocked per test
- Returns failure bundles with failing step, screenshots, DOM snapshots, test source, root cause, and suggested fix
- Auto-heals tests when the UI changes
- Runs tests on every pull request via GitHub integration and on schedules
- Exposes an MCP server and open-source CLI for coding agents and IDEs
Works with
- GitHub
- Slack
- Jira
- Linear
Before you choose
- A PRD is strongly recommended because it is the largest lever on plan quality.
- Free plan credits are monthly; higher plans raise credits, environments, and GitHub repo counts.
- Enterprise plans require contacting sales and include SSO, single-tenant deployment, and SLA terms.
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Get started
Create an account through the sign-up page; the free plan includes 150 credits per month.
- Create a project in the web portal with your live URL, sign-in method, and PRD.
- Let TestSprite explore the app or discover API endpoints, then review the drafted plan.
- Install the CLI or the MCP server in your editor, or connect the GitHub integration for pull request runs.
Plans and prices
Prices in USDStarter lists 'First month free' then $19/mo; monthly and yearly toggles exist with yearly savings of 35%. Enterprise is $199+/mo from 10 seats and also available via AWS Marketplace. Credit quotas differ by plan.
- 150 credits per month
- 1 environment
- 400 credits per month
- Scheduled test runs and monitoring
- 800 credits per month
- 3 environments
Source: testsprite.com/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.
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 Testing Agent & Automation Platform | TestSprite ↗www.testsprite.com
- Overview - TestSprite Documentation ↗docs.testsprite.com
- Pricing | TestSprite ↗www.testsprite.com
- MCP for AI Coding Agents | TestSprite ↗www.testsprite.com
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