Do I need to write test scripts?

No. TestSprite explores the app and generates the tests itself, optionally using a PRD or API doc for context.

How can I run TestSprite?

Through the open-source CLI, an MCP server in the IDE, CI with GitHub PR auto-testing, or a no-code browser dashboard.

Does it test backends as well as frontends?

Yes. It generates frontend and backend tests, and advanced backend API testing is included from the Starter plan up.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. The Free plan includes 150 credits per month, one environment, 30 days of run history and PR auto-testing on one repo.

TestSprite

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About TestSprite

TestSprite is an agentic testing tool that writes end-to-end tests, runs them against a running web app or live API after every change, and reports what broke. It reads the codebase and, optionally, a PRD or API doc for context, then explores the app and generates tests without test scripts or selectors to maintain. Tests run in parallel on TestSprite's cloud machines, and the company says a first suite of 50 to 100 tests can be generated from a URL in about ten minutes.

When a test fails, TestSprite returns a bundle with the failing step, screenshots, DOM snapshots, test source, a root-cause hypothesis and a suggested fix. Sessions can be replayed as video, tests auto-heal when the UI changes, and passing tests are kept so coverage grows over time. Runs can be scheduled or triggered on each GitHub pull request, with results posted to the PR.

It is accessed through an open-source CLI, an MCP server inside the IDE, CI, or a no-code browser dashboard. It is aimed at developers and teams, including those using AI coding agents, who want to verify changes without writing tests by hand.

Best for

Developers using AI coding agents
Small teams without dedicated QA
Teams wanting PR-level regression checks
Founders shipping web apps frequently

Pros

Generates end-to-end tests automatically from a URL, code or PRD
Failure reports include screenshots, root-cause hypothesis and suggested fix
Works via open-source CLI, IDE MCP server, CI or dashboard
Free plan with 150 monthly credits

Cons

Usage is limited by monthly credits on every plan
Jira and Linear integrations require the Standard plan or higher
Free plan limited to one environment and one GitHub repo

Pricing

Free plan with 150 credits per month; paid plans are Starter ($19/mo after a free first month), Standard ($39/mo), Pro ($69/mo) and Enterprise from $199/mo (10 seats), with yearly billing saving 35%.

TestSprite FAQ

Do I need to write test scripts?: No. TestSprite explores the app and generates the tests itself, optionally using a PRD or API doc for context.
How can I run TestSprite?: Through the open-source CLI, an MCP server in the IDE, CI with GitHub PR auto-testing, or a no-code browser dashboard.
Does it test backends as well as frontends?: Yes. It generates frontend and backend tests, and advanced backend API testing is included from the Starter plan up.
Is there a free plan?: Yes. The Free plan includes 150 credits per month, one environment, 30 days of run history and PR auto-testing on one repo.