TestSprite
by TestSprite · Seattle, USA
Agentic testing for every change you ship
Reviewed by the the30top research team · Last reviewed 2026-10-27
Overview
TestSprite is an agentic testing tool that generates end-to-end tests, runs them on your app and explains failures, working from a CLI, your IDE through MCP, CI or the browser. It covers frontend, backend and API testing, has an Auto-Heal feature for UI drift, and integrates with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code and GitHub. A free tier exists, with paid plans at $19, $39 and $69 per month and a $199 plus Enterprise tier, all credit-based. The credit model means larger suites need higher tiers, and compliance certifications are not shown on the homepage.
Our verdict
A cheap, developer-first way to bolt testing onto AI coding workflows. Watch credit use and check security documentation for enterprise use.
Best for
Developers and small teams using AI coding tools who want automatic test generation and checking in their workflow.
Avoid if
You need documented compliance certifications or a managed QA service.
Pros
- Public pricing with a free tier
- Works inside IDE agent workflows via MCP
- Low entry price
Cons
- Credit limits cap usage per plan
- No compliance certifications seen on the homepage
- Younger product with a narrower track record
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
How much does TestSprite cost?
Free with 150 credits per month, then Starter $19, Standard $39, Pro $69 and Enterprise from $199 per month for 10 seats.
Does TestSprite work in my IDE?
Yes. It works from the CLI, your IDE via MCP, CI or the browser, with Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code and Codex named.
What does Auto-Heal do?
It repairs tests when the UI drifts.