testRigor

What is testRigor?

Test automation written in plain English for web, mobile and desktop.

Who is testRigor best for?

testRigor is best for QA teams, including manual testers who do not code, that want to automate web, mobile and desktop tests.

• Manual QA teams

  Testers write and maintain automated tests as plain English steps, so the people who know the app can automate it without learning a test framework.

• Teams leaving Selenium or Appium

  Tests describe what a user sees rather than XPath locators, so they break less often when the UI changes and need far less upkeep.

• Testing across many platforms

  One tool covers web browsers, iOS and Android apps, native Windows apps, mainframe screens, APIs, email, SMS and 2FA logins.

• Enterprise QA

  It offers SSO, an on-premise option, SOC 2 and HIPAA-compliant infrastructure, and links to Jira, TestRail, Zephyr, Xray and Azure DevOps.

How much does testRigor cost?

testRigor has a free Public Open Source plan in which every test is public, while its Private Complete and Enterprise plans have no published price: Private Complete starts with a 14-day trial and Enterprise is priced on request.

testRigor charges its paid plans for test infrastructure, meaning how many servers run your tests in parallel, not for users, test cases or runs. The free plan makes every test and result public, allows one user and runs only on Ubuntu browsers, while Windows, Mac and mobile testing need a paid plan. Plans and current prices are on testrigor.com.

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