What is QA.tech?
End-to-end tests run by agents on every release.
Who is QA.tech best for?
QA.tech is best for engineering teams without dedicated QA engineers who want AI agents to test every pull request.
Testing every pull request
Once GitHub is connected, its agents test each PR against the preview build and post a report with screenshots and failure notes in GitHub.
Teams without dedicated QA engineers
You describe the goal of a test in plain English and the agent works through the app like a user, with no selectors or scripts to maintain.
Web and mobile apps
Every plan tests web apps, and the Growth and Enterprise plans add native iOS and Android apps, API tests and voice tests.
Security-minded companies
It tests from the outside without source-code access, is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant and does not train models on customer data.
How much does QA.tech cost?
QA.tech does not publish prices: its Starter, Growth and Enterprise plans are sold through a sales call, and instead of a free plan or trial the maker offers a proof of concept.
QA.tech names three plans, Starter (1 user, 3 parallel test runs, 2 environments), Growth (up to 5 users) and Enterprise, but every plan button says Talk to us. Test creation, chat and maintenance are included on every plan, and only test runs count toward the plan, under a fair-usage policy. Plans and current prices are on qa.tech.
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What are the best QA.tech alternatives?
Three tools on Recaply do QA.tech's job.
Questions about QA.tech
What is QA.tech?
End-to-end tests run by agents on every release.
Who is QA.tech for?
QA.tech is best for engineering teams without dedicated QA engineers who want AI agents to test every pull request.
Is QA.tech free?
No. QA.tech is a paid tool.
What are the best QA.tech alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Autonoma, Spur and Momentic.
Where can I try QA.tech?
On its official website, qa.tech.
Can I try QA.tech before paying?
QA.tech does not advertise a free plan or self-serve trial, but it runs a proof of concept: its solutions team builds tests for 2 or 3 of your most important user journeys so you can see how it fits your setup. Longer pilots are available for teams ready to commit.







