Testifly
Testifly is an autonomous AI QA service for web apps: you give it a URL, and it discovers your real user flows, turns them into end-to-end tests, runs them on every deploy and on a schedule, heals them when the UI changes, and explains failures with root-cause analysis and session video.
About Testifly
What is Testifly?
Autonomous AI QA for web apps. Connect a URL and Testifly discovers your real user flows, builds end-to-end tests, runs them on every deploy and on a schedule, heals them when the UI changes and explains failures with root cause and session video. No test cases, selectors or frameworks to write.
Key features
- AI Flow Discovery: maps flows and generates tests on its own, including logged-in areas (password, social, magic link, SSO); can also build tests from uploaded docs, sheets and PDFs
- Self-healing for UI drift, adaptation for behavior changes; real regressions still fail and are flagged
- Root-cause analysis and video replay on every failure
- CI/CD gate via Test Execution API, staging/production runs, scheduled monitoring, multiple environments
- Blast radius for code changes, MCP server, Tessa AI assistant
- Jira, Linear, Notion and Slack integrations; email reports
- Cloud, on-prem, or self-hosted behind a firewall/VPN
Pricing
30-day free Discovery, no card. Starter $29/mo, Growth $89/mo, Business $249/mo, Enterprise custom (20% off annual).
Company
Founded by Amihay Schwarz (CEO) and Eyal Nayowitz (CMO); listed by Startup Nation Central as Haifa, Israel, founded 2025.
Value & Audience
Value Proposition
Gives small teams end-to-end QA coverage on every deploy from just a URL, with no tests to write or maintain and a root cause plus video for every failure.
Problem Solved
Most small software teams have no QA, so bugs reach customers; script-based suites take time to write, break on every UI change and are abandoned.
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Testifly FAQ
Common questions about Testifly's features, pricing, and use cases
Is Testifly free to use?
No. Testifly is a paid product, starting at Starter - $29/mo - 1 project, 50 automated tests, 5,000 executions/mo, unlimited users, email support (30-day free trial). Plans listed: Starter - $29/mo - 1 project, 50 automated tests, 5,000 executions/mo, unlimited users, email support (30-day free trial); Growth - $89/mo - 225 tests, 50,000 executions/mo, 3 environments, blast radius, Jira/Linear/Notion/Slack, on-prem execution, priority support; Business - $249/mo - 2 projects, 750 tests, 200,000 executions/mo, unlimited environments, priority support.
What are some alternatives to Testifly?
Popular Testing & QA alternatives to Testifly include TheySaid, BotGauge and heal.dev.
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