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TestSprite pricing in 2026: Free, Starter, Standard, Pro and Enterprise explained

TestSprite suits developers using AI coding agents who want generated end-to-end tests run against a live app, starting on a free 150-credit plan.

Starting price
$19/mo (Starter)
Free option
Yes
Plans
5
Prices checked
Sep 29, 2026
Enterprise$199.00
Pro$69.00
Standard$39.00
Starter$19.00

TestSprite plans and what they include

TestSprite has a Free plan with 150 credits per month, 1 environment and 30 days of run history, plus the agent chat, CLI and IDE plugin and GitHub PR auto-test on 1 repo. Starter is $19 per month ($0 for the first month, then $19 from the second month), Standard is $39 per month, Pro is $69 per month, and Enterprise is from $199 per month.

Usage is credit-capped: Starter has 400 credits per month, Standard 800 and Pro 1,600. Tests auto-heal and advanced backend testing are on paid plans. The page has a Monthly/Yearly toggle with yearly saving 35%. Enterprise starts at 10 seats and 5,000 credits per month. Prices checked on 2026-09-29.

TestSprite plans compared

Plans and prices
PlanPriceBillingWho it is forKey limitsAPI
Free
web
Grátis Monthly Trying on one app 150 credits/month; 1 environment; 30 days of run history Not stated
Starter
web
$19/mo Monthly One app 400 credits/month; 1 environment; GitHub PR auto-test on 3 repos Not stated
Standard
web
$39/mo Monthly Products with a pipeline 800 credits/month; 3 environments; 90 days of history Not stated
Pro
web
$69/mo Monthly Many apps 1,600 credits/month; Unlimited environments Not stated
Enterprise
web
$199/mo Monthly Organizations From 10 seats; From 5,000 credits/month Not stated

Which TestSprite plan to pick

Which plan to pick
If youPickWhy
you want to try it on one appFree150 credits per month, 1 environment, 30 days of history and GitHub PR auto-test on 1 repo.
you have one app and want auto-healStarter, $19/mo400 credits per month with tests auto-heal, advanced backend testing and scheduled runs; first month is $0.
your product has a pipelineStandard, $39/mo800 credits, 3 environments, 90 days of history, Jira and Linear integrations.
you test many appsPro, $69/mo1,600 credits, unlimited environments, priority test execution and unlimited GitHub PR auto-test.
your organization needs SSO and an SLAEnterprise, from $199/moFrom 10 seats and 5,000 credits per month, with SSO, SCIM, audit logs and a named CSM.

What is free, what costs extra

Free access and trial

Free plan with 150 credits per month.

Starter is $0 for the first month.

Extra costs and taxes

Yearly billing saves 35%.

Not stated.

Costs that are easy to miss

  • Credits are capped per month (150 to 1,600 on self-serve plans), so large suites can exhaust them.
  • Starter is $0 only for the first month.
  • Auto-heal and advanced backend testing need paid plans.
  • Enterprise is not self-serve and starts at 10 seats.
  • Taxes are not stated in our verified data.

Preços e limites de uso do TestSprite

Preços verificados em Sep 29, 2026 na página oficial de preços dos EUA. Preços oficiais ↗ Preços e limites mudam com frequência.

TestSprite página de preços com planos e valores: captura de tela da ferramenta de IA programação, Oct 2, 2026
A página oficial de preços de TestSprite como a vimos. testsprite.com, capturado Oct 2, 2026

Condições de acesso gratuito e de teste

Free plan with 150 credits per month.

Starter is $0 for the first month.

Planos pagos: o que muda ao fazer upgrade

Free web

Grátis fonte (abre em uma nova guia)

Mês

Para: Trying on one app

Limites

  • 150 credits/month
  • 1 environment
1 mais
  • 30 days of run history

Inclui

  • Agent chat, CLI and IDE plugin
  • GitHub PR auto-test on 1 repo
1 mais
  • Slack notifications

Starter web

$19/mo fonte (abre em uma nova guia)

Mês

$0 first month, then $19 from the 2nd month; page has a Monthly/Yearly toggle with yearly saving 35%.

Para: One app

Limites

  • 400 credits/month
  • 1 environment
1 mais
  • GitHub PR auto-test on 3 repos

Inclui

  • Tests auto-heal
  • Advanced backend testing
1 mais
  • Scheduled runs

Standard web

$39/mo fonte (abre em uma nova guia)

Mês

Para: Products with a pipeline

Limites

  • 800 credits/month
  • 3 environments
1 mais
  • 90 days of history

Inclui

  • Advanced agent model
  • Jira and Linear integrations
1 mais
  • Agent memory per project

Pro web

$69/mo fonte (abre em uma nova guia)

Mês

Para: Many apps

Limites

  • 1,600 credits/month
  • Unlimited environments

Inclui

  • Most capable agent model
  • Priority test execution
1 mais
  • Unlimited GitHub PR auto-test

Enterprise web

$199/mo fonte (abre em uma nova guia)

Mês

Para: Organizations

Limites

  • From 10 seats
  • From 5,000 credits/month

Inclui

  • SSO, SCIM and audit logs
  • Single-tenant deployment
1 mais
  • Named CSM and SLA

Limites de uso, créditos e custos extras

Yearly billing saves 35%.

Not stated.

How much TestSprite costs per year

At the listed prices, a single user pays between $228 and $2,388 a year on the fixed-price plans, or nothing on the free tier within its limits. Annual billing discounts, taxes and usage-based extras are listed per plan above where the vendor publishes them.

Perguntas frequentes sobre TestSprite

How many credits does TestSprite Free include?

150 credits per month with 1 environment, 1 repo and 30 days of run history. fonte (abre em uma nova guia)

How much is TestSprite Standard?

$39 per month with 800 credits, 3 environments and 90 days of history. fonte (abre em uma nova guia)

Is TestSprite free?

There is a Free plan with 150 credits per month, 1 environment and 30 days of run history.

How much does TestSprite Starter cost?

$19 per month, with the first month at $0. Yearly billing saves 35%.

What is the top self-serve TestSprite plan?

Pro at $69 per month with 1,600 credits per month and unlimited environments.

What does TestSprite Enterprise cost?

From $199 per month, with a minimum of 10 seats and from 5,000 credits per month.

Which plans include test auto-heal?

Starter and the plans above it list tests auto-heal. Free does not.

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