Prices checked 26 Oct 2026
testRigor pricing in 2026
testRigor is free for public, open-source projects, where anyone can see your tests and results. Private plans are priced through sales: testRigor's own site lists no prices, and the price depends on how many tests you run in parallel, on which operating systems, and for how long you commit. PricingSaaS captured a Private Linux Chrome plan at $300 a month in June 2026; Private Complete and Enterprise are quoted.
testRigor plans and prices
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Public Open Source | Free | All tests and results are public; anyone can see them, and you can share results as a public URL. |
| Private Linux Chrome | $300/mo (PricingSaaS, June 2026) | Private tests on Linux Chrome only. testRigor's own site shows no price for it. |
| Private Complete | Custom quote | Private tests on Ubuntu, Windows, Mac, Android, iOS and Windows Native, with all AI features. Starts with a 14-day trial. |
| Enterprise | Custom pricing | Personalized enterprise offers through testRigor's sales team. |
What drives the testRigor bill
testRigor charges for parallelizations, which it also calls AI agents: how many tests can run at the same time. Users, test cases, test suites and executions are unlimited. The quote also depends on the operating systems you need, the length of your commitment and volume.
- Parallelizations: the more tests you need to run at once, the higher the price.
- Operating systems. The standard price covers Mac, Windows and Linux; dropping Mac and iOS, or Windows and Android, lowers it, and a Linux-only option is also offered.
- Length of commitment and volume.
- Not users, test cases, test suites or executions: testRigor's licensing page says all are unlimited.
Does testRigor have a free plan or trial?
testRigor's free plan is for public, open-source projects only: your tests and results are visible to anyone. For a private app, the Private Complete plan starts with a 14-day trial. testRigor's licensing page also describes a 30-day guarantee for customers who sign without a proof of concept.
testRigor vs TestOptim AI pricing
testRigor
Free for public projects; private plans by quote
- Public Open SourceFreeTests and results are public
- Private Linux Chrome$300/mo (PricingSaaS, June 2026)Private tests, run on Linux Chrome only
- Private CompleteQuotePrivate tests on Ubuntu, Windows, Mac, Android, iOS and Windows Native
- EnterpriseCustom pricingEnterprise offers through sales
testRigor's sign-up page lists its plans without prices, and testrigor.com/pricing/ returns a 404. The $300/mo Linux Chrome price is PricingSaaS's capture from June 2026.
TestOptim AI
3-day Solo trial, then $19–$149/mo self-serve
- Solo$19/mo
- Startup$49/mo
- Growth$149/mo
- EnterpriseCustom
You add a card to start, and Razorpay makes a small card check that it refunds. The first charge happens when the trial ends. Cancel from Billing before then and you pay nothing.
Solo, Startup and Growth are self-serve at published prices. Billing yearly saves 20%. See what each plan includes.
testRigor pricing FAQ
How much does testRigor cost?
testRigor is free for public projects. Private plans are quoted by testRigor's sales team, priced by how many tests run in parallel, which operating systems you need and how long you commit. PricingSaaS captured a Private Linux Chrome plan at $300 a month in June 2026; testRigor's own site lists no prices.
Is testRigor free?
Only for public, open-source projects, where anyone can see your tests and results. Testing a private app needs a paid plan, which you can try for 14 days.
Does testRigor charge per user?
No. testRigor's licensing page says users, test cases, test suites and executions are unlimited. You pay for parallelizations, the number of tests that run at the same time.
Why can't I find testRigor's pricing page?
testrigor.com/pricing/ returns a 404. testRigor's plans are listed on its sign-up page, without prices, and private plans are quoted through sales.
Is there a cheaper alternative to testRigor?
TestOptim AI publishes its prices: Solo $19/mo for 100 test executions, Startup $49/mo for 260 test executions, Growth $149/mo for 800 test executions and Enterprise custom pricing. Solo, Startup and Growth are self-serve, with no sales call, and billing yearly saves 20%. Its agent explores your web app, writes the end-to-end tests and reports bugs with screenshots and repro steps, so you don't author or maintain the suite yourself.
Sources
testRigor sets its own prices and can change them at any time. These figures come from the sources below, checked 26 Oct 2026. Where testRigor quotes through sales, we show what the source reports, not a quote.
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