What we checked on Testsigma
Writes code
It writes test automation from a prompt or a requirement, not application source code, so the authoring it does is confined to test assets.
Instantly generate test cases and automation scripts from Jira stories, PRDs, Figma files, or screen recordings - all with a prompt.
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Debugs and fixes
The Analyzer explains a failed step and suggests fixes and the Healer repairs locators, but the diagnosis covers tests rather than the application code under test.
Analyzer Explains why a step failed and suggests fixes Run Results
Writes tests
Producing test cases from requirements and then automating them against the live application is the core job of the Generator agent.
The Generator agent writes test cases from your requirements, then automates them against your application.
Ships it
Agents run on every commit and score release confidence, and the vendor states a person makes the release call, so it stops short of deploying.
At every commit, agents map the change, find what’s to be tested, generate and run the tests to close it, and score your release confidence. You…
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Done-for-you service
You run the software yourself; the vendor sells consulting and training alongside it, and only inside the Enterprise plan.
Exclusive Consulting & Training Services
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Runs autonomously
Agents plan, generate, execute and maintain tests on their own, but the vendor states this runs with human oversight rather than unattended.
Agentic AI uses autonomous agents that plan, generate, execute, and maintain tests with human oversight.
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Multi-agent
Five documented agents split one workflow between them: Generator, Test Data Generator, Analyzer, Bug Reporter and Healer each own a stage.
Testsigma’s AI agents take on parts of the testing workflow that would otherwise be manual: writing test cases, building test data, working out why a…
Agent permissions
The vendor frames agents as coworkers whose output a tester approves, and generative AI features must be switched on in settings first.
With Testsigma, testers have full control. AI agents act as coworkers, and testers guide and approve outcomes.
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Claude
The bring-your-own-key provider list names four providers and Anthropic is not among them, although Vertex AI appears and the only Claude feature documented is a Claude Code plugin that feeds sessions in.
Four providers are supported: Azure OpenAI, Open AI, Gemini AI, and Vertex AI.
GPT
Both Azure OpenAI and OpenAI are listed as providers you can point the agents at with your own key and model mapping.
On the page: Bring your own LLM keys section, supported provider sentence
Gemini
Gemini AI is one of the four key providers, and Vertex AI is offered alongside it for Google Cloud accounts.
On the page: Bring your own LLM keys section, supported provider sentence
Open models
The provider list is limited to four hosted commercial services, with no open-weight or locally served model option named anywhere in the key setup.
On the page: Bring your own LLM keys section, supported provider sentence
Model choice
You map a key and a model per feature, so the buyer picks the model instead of accepting one default across the product.
Adding a key changes nothing on its own. Each Testsigma feature is pointed at a key and a model separately, so different features can run on…
On the command line
A command line tool with its own login is required for the push and test commands of the Claude Code plugin.
/arcus:test and /arcus:push also need the Arcus CLI on your PATH. The CLI has its own login, testsigma login, separate from /arcus:login.
In your pipeline
Test plans carry an identifier made for pipeline triggers, and the docs list a long set of CI systems that call it.
A test plan ID is needed to integrate Testsigma with an external CI/CD tool for continuous testing.
In a browser
The product is sold primarily as a managed cloud workspace, with signed in accounts served from regional application hosts.
Testsigma Cloud is a fully managed test automation platform that includes all the core features of the open-source platform without any…
Self-hosted
On premise and private cloud deployment is listed only in the Enterprise plan, and the API reference confirms on premise installs use their own host.
Public, Private, or On-Prem Cloud Deployment
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Open source
Docs describe the cloud product as a managed version of an open source platform, and the docs footer licence link points at the public repository, while the cloud additions are not open.
On the page: Introduction: Testsigma Cloud, first paragraph
Licence
Mixed: the vendor describes an open source platform underneath, while the hosted cloud and Enterprise capabilities are commercial, and no licence terms for redistribution are stated on the site.
On the page: Introduction: Testsigma Cloud, first paragraph
Open-source runtime
The vendor says the open source platform carries the core features but needs your own infrastructure, and the documented self hosted route still runs through an Enterprise on premise install.
On the page: Introduction: Testsigma Cloud, first paragraph
Runs in your cloud
Running in your own public, private or on premise cloud is offered, but the pricing page places that choice inside the Enterprise plan only.
On the page: Plan cards, Enterprise column feature list
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Tracing and evals
Run results carry logs, visual diffs and agent analysis, and dashboards report coverage and flakiness, but the advanced dashboards need the vendor to switch them on per account.
Advanced dashboards are off until Testsigma support enables them for your account.
Free tier
Signing up for the trial is self serve and the vendor says every agentic capability is available inside it, with no sales call required.
Yes. All agentic AI capabilities are available during the free trial. Sign up now in two minutes.
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API access
A documented REST API triggers plan runs and manages projects, cases, steps and data, authenticated with a bearer API key.
Testsigma exposes a REST API for triggering test plan runs and reading results. The same API creates and updates projects, test cases, test steps,…
Bring your own key
You can point the agents at your own model account so prompts stay with your provider and the model cost is yours.
By default the agents run on Testsigma’s models. BYOK points them at your own LLM account instead, which keeps prompts and data within your provider…
A company can buy it
Licences are sold to organisations as Pro or Enterprise editions through sales, with organisation wide settings, roles and SSO above them.
The Pro edition has essential elements to help you get started on your test automation journey while the Enterprise license unlocks a host of…
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Admin controls
Role based access limits what each user may do, with separate review management and execution controls layered on top of project roles.
Super Administrator: A user in a ‘Super Administrator’ role will have complete control over the Testsigma project but will be restricted from viewing…
Audit log
Audit logs record creation, update, deletion and sign in events per user, project and entity, and the log itself can be exported.
Action: The action type (Create, Update, Delete, Login, or Logout).
Single sign-on
SAML single sign on is a listed Enterprise feature, with setup guides for Okta and Azure SAML plus Google sign in; OIDC is not mentioned.
SAML 2.0-based Single Sign-On (SSO)
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Opt out of training
The privacy policy states customer data is not used to train third party AI models, so the protection is the default rather than a setting you must find.
No AI Model Training on Customer Data: We do not permit the use of Subscriber or End-User data for the training, retraining, or improvement of…
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Data residency
Accounts are pinned to a United States, European or Indian host, the region is fixed per account and API keys do not work across hosts; on premise keeps data on your own host.
Testsigma serves each account from a regional host, so the host your requests go to depends on where your account lives.
Getting out
Test cases and step groups export to Excel and audit logs export as a file, though the terms give only sixty days of data retention after termination.
Testsigma allows you to export test cases and step groups in excel file format, with all the associated information. This feature helps you backup,…
Certifications
The vendor claims four certifications and regimes together, covering privacy, security and health data, in its own agentic AI FAQ.
Testsigma complies with GDPR, SOC 2 Type 2, ISO27001 and HIPAA, so your data will be in safe hands.
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Testsigma price and terms
Terms
- Free to start
- PartlyPartlySelf serve free trial with all agentic AI capabilities available
The terms in full
the site states no trial length, no usage cap and no card requirement, and lists no standing free plan.
What needs a higher plan
- Enterprise
- Done-for-you service, Self-hosted, Runs in your cloud, Single sign-on
For AI agents
- API
- Yes
Pricing page, captured
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Testsigma alternatives
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4 more alternatives
5 of the 6 publish a price.
- KatalonFree, then $1,000 a seat a yearAI testing platform with authoring, test management, cloud execution and an MCP server for coding agents.
- mablOn quoteAgentic testing platform whose agents author, run, recover and triage tests for web, mobile and APIs.
- testRigorFreeGenerative-AI test automation driven by plain-English test steps for web, mobile, desktop, API and mainframe.
- TestimFreeAI-driven UI and end-to-end test automation for web, mobile and Salesforce apps.
Questions about Testsigma
- How much does Testsigma cost?
- Testsigma gives its price on request. From testsigma.com/pricing, checked 24 October 2026.
- Does Testsigma have an API or an MCP server?
- It has an API.
- Is Testsigma open source, and can you host it yourself?
- Part of it is open source. You can host it yourself on Enterprise.
- What have we checked on Testsigma?
- 33 facts, under these headings: What it does, how much it does unattended, which models it runs on, where you use it, whose machine it runs on, building with it, what it costs to run, buying it for a team, what happens to your code.
- How do we check Testsigma?
- We hold 33 facts on Testsigma, quoted from 13 pages. Facts and price last checked 24 October 2026.
Sources and changes
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- /docs/getting-started/introduction-cloud
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- /docs/activity-monitoring/audit-logs
- /docs/arcus/v2/integrations/plugins/claude
- /docs/collaboration/users-roles
- /docs/continuous-integration/get-test-plan-details
- /docs/test-management/imports-and-exports/export-tests
- /docs/v2/analytics/dashboards
- /privacy-policy
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