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testRigor turns plain-English instructions into end-to-end tests for web, mobile, desktop, mainframe, API, email, and AI-native applications, with software teams and QA groups as its main users.

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testrigor.com·Free + paid plans·Checked 2026-08-14

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›What is testRigor?

testRigor is a generative AI test automation platform that converts plain-English instructions into executable end-to-end tests. It supports web, native and hybrid mobile, Windows desktop, mainframe, API, email, SMS, phone calls, 2FA, and AI or LLM features. Teams can import manual test cases, generate tests in testRigor or through Claude Code, and run tests in parallel.

›What are the pros and cons of testRigor?

Strengths

Plain-English test creation lets manual QA staff create and maintain automated tests
Covers web, mobile, desktop, mainframe, API, email, SMS, phone, and AI-native testing
Supports parallel execution for faster retesting
Can import manual test cases and generate tests through testRigor or Claude Code
Includes built-in support for 2FA and testing AI or LLM-based features

Trade-offs

Private plans start at $300 / month
Tests and results on the free public plan are visible to anyone
Native Windows desktop testing is available only in paid versions
Broader mobile device coverage requires integration with LambdaTest or BrowserStack

›What are testRigor’s key features?

Create and edit automated tests with plain-English commands
Generate tests from within testRigor or through Claude Code using MCP and Skills
Test web applications across browsers and platforms with a single test
Automate native and hybrid iOS and Android mobile tests
Test APIs, email delivery, SMS, phone calls, and 2FA flows
Validate AI-native features such as chatbots, generated summaries, and pictures
Run parallel tests and connect mobile testing to LambdaTest or BrowserStack

›What are the best use cases for testRigor?

Create functional and regression tests from manual test cases
Test cross-browser web flows and native or hybrid mobile applications
Validate APIs, email delivery, SMS, phone calls, and two-factor authentication
Test chatbots, generated summaries, pictures, and other LLM-based product features
Automate testing for Windows desktop, mainframe, CRM, ERP, and other business applications

›What is the pricing for testRigor?

PlanPriceDetails
FREE - PUBLICFree foreverPublic open-source tests and test results that anyone can see and share through a public URL
PRIVATEFrom $300 / monthPrivate tests on Linux Chrome, with a 14-day trial

The listed plans include public free testing and a paid private Linux Chrome plan.

Checked 2026-08-14 · source

›Who is testRigor best for?

small teamSmall software teams can use plain-English tests to expand coverage without assigning separate automation specialists.
enterpriseEnterprise QA groups can apply one platform across web, mobile, desktop, mainframe, CRM, ERP, API, and AI feature testing.
developersDevelopers can generate tests from testRigor or Claude Code and use them to drive code generation with the /goal feature.
QA professionalsQA professionals can turn manual test cases into automated suites and run full retests in parallel.
Not for
  • Teams that require private test suites at no cost should skip the free plan, because its tests and results are public.
  • Teams needing native Windows desktop testing on a free plan should look elsewhere, since desktop testing is paid-only.
  • Teams wanting broad mobile device coverage without third-party services may find the LambdaTest or BrowserStack integrations necessary.

›What are the best testRigor alternatives?

GentraceChoose this instead if your main requirement is evaluating and collaborating on LLM application quality rather than automating broad end-to-end application flows.→GLM 5→OpenClaw→SkillMap Pro→

›Where can I try testRigor?

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