WHO IT'S FOR
TestOptim is an AI agent that explores your web app like a real user, builds a map of its pages and flows, generates test cases, runs them in a real browser, and files issues with screenshots, steps and recordings. It is a strong fit for some teams and the wrong tool for others. Here is how to tell.
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BUILT FOR
If one of these sounds like you, you are likely to see value in the first run.
Roughly 3 to 30 engineers, no dedicated QA, shipping weekly or faster.
YOU'LL RECOGNISE YOURSELF IF…
What you get: An agent that explores your app and generates tests, so release checks stop depending on someone's spare afternoon.
Growing teams whose automated tests are missing, flaky or a chore to maintain.
YOU'LL RECOGNISE YOURSELF IF…
What you get: Coverage without test code. There are no scripts to maintain, and you get issues with screenshots, steps and recordings.
E-commerce, marketplaces, bookings, ordering, ticketing and subscriptions, where a broken flow costs money.
YOU'LL RECOGNISE YOURSELF IF…
What you get: Exploration across anonymous and logged-in journeys, per-role test accounts, and checks that run up to the payment step. The agent never completes a real payment, so point it at staging.
Teams maintaining several client web apps on retainers or fixed bids.
YOU'LL RECOGNISE YOURSELF IF…
What you get: One workspace with a project per client app. Project limits by plan: Solo 2, Startup 5, Growth 15.
WORKS BEST WHEN
You do not need all of these on day one, but the more you tick, the smoother your first run.
It runs in a browser
TestOptim drives a real browser, so any web app qualifies.
You have a staging or test URL
The agent avoids destructive actions like deleting, paying, logging out or changing passwords, but staging is still the right place to point it.
It can log in
Email or username with a password, an API key, or one-time codes. For codes, set a static test code or pause the run and enter the live one.
You have a test account per role
Credential profiles let you test as a buyer, a seller, an admin and so on.
Cloudflare is not a blocker
Cloudflare-protected sites are supported through verified bot signing.
Setting up logins? Add login credentials to a project.
NOT A FIT (YET)
We would rather you know up front. If one of these is a hard requirement, another tool will serve you better right now.
Native mobile or desktop apps
iOS, Android and desktop apps are out of scope. TestOptim tests web apps in a browser.
API-only or backend services
If there is no UI to click through, there is nothing for the agent to explore.
SSO-only access with no test login
Apps reachable only through SAML or Okta need a test login with a password or one-time code first.
Magic-link-only login
Without a password or one-time code option, the agent cannot sign in.
Unit, load or performance testing
TestOptim runs end-to-end checks in a browser. It does not replace those tools.
Tests you own as code
TestOptim tests are not exported as code. If owning and versioning your suite is a requirement, it will not fit today.
Built-in scheduled runs
There is no built-in scheduler. Trigger runs from CI or the API on every deploy instead.
Mature in-house automation
A large QA team with strong automation may find TestOptim a complement rather than a replacement.
SELF-CHECK
Answer eight quick questions. Nothing is sent anywhere, and the result is only a guide.
HOW TEAMS USE IT
Illustrative scenarios, not customer stories.
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Nobody has time for a full manual pass. They trigger a run from CI after each staging deploy and read the issues in the morning, with screenshots and steps attached, instead of clicking through every screen themselves.
02
They add a credential profile for each role. The agent explores signup, listing, cart and checkout as each one, stopping before payment, and files an issue when a role cannot complete its journey.
03
Each client gets a project in the same workspace. After a client's deploy, a run from Slack with /testoptim run tells the team about regressions before the client opens the site.
No. It is built for teams without dedicated QA, and it also works alongside an existing QA team. Teams with mature in-house automation usually use it as a complement rather than a replacement.
Not native iOS or Android apps. It tests web apps in a real browser. A responsive web app is fine; a native app is not.
The agent avoids destructive actions such as deleting data, paying, logging out and changing passwords, and it never completes real payments. We still recommend a staging or test environment.
Email or username with a password, an API key and one-time codes are supported. For codes you can set a static test code or enter the live one when the run pauses. Apps reachable only through enterprise SSO or magic links need a test login first.
There is no built-in scheduler. Runs start manually, from CI through an API key, from Slack with /testoptim run, or through MCP. GitHub pushes can also trigger a fresh exploration.
No. Tests live in TestOptim and are not exported as Playwright or Cypress code. If owning the test code is a requirement, it is not the right fit today.
14-day Solo trial. Point it at staging and judge the first run yourself.