Testsigma
by Testsigma
Unified agentic test automation platform
Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27
Overview
Testsigma's agents create automated tests from user stories, Figma designs or plain English, then run them, heal broken locators and score release confidence. It covers web, iOS and Android, REST and SOAP APIs, Windows desktop, Salesforce and SAP, and connects to Jira, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, BrowserStack, Sauce Labs, LambdaTest and Claude Code. The site lists SOC 2 and GDPR and names Nokia, DHL, Sanofi and State Farm. Paid plans scale with parallel runs and seats, but the pricing page shows no dollar amounts, so budgeting requires a conversation.
Our verdict
A capable all-in-one option with good platform breadth and AI generation. Get a written quote since plan prices are not published.
Best for
QA teams that want one no-code platform across web, mobile, API and packaged apps with AI generated tests.
Avoid if
You need to see exact plan prices before engaging.
Pros
- Wide platform coverage including Salesforce and SAP
- Generates tests from stories and Figma
- Lists SOC 2 and GDPR
Cons
- No dollar prices on the pricing page
- Free trial length not stated
- Breadth means a learning curve
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
What can Testsigma generate tests from?
User stories, Figma designs and plain English, per its homepage.
Does Testsigma have a free trial?
Yes, the homepage says a free trial is available to start.
What platforms does Testsigma cover?
Web, mobile on iOS and Android, REST and SOAP APIs, Windows desktop, Salesforce and SAP.