What does TestDriver do?
TestDriver is an AI QA agent for software teams. You tag it on a GitHub pull request; it runs the change in a real desktop sandbox, uses a vision model to click, type and read the screen like a person, reports the bugs it finds and opens a pull request with end-to-end tests your team can keep.
- Pull request reviews. Tag @testdriverai in a GitHub repo and it runs each pull request in a real desktop sandbox and reports the bugs it finds.
- Vision-based tests. A vision agent reads the diff and writes tests that click, type and read the screen, with no CSS selectors or DOM setup.
- Plain Vitest code. Generated tests are standard Vitest files delivered in a new pull request, so they run the same on a laptop and in CI.
- Self-healing. When a cached element no longer matches, TestDriver asks the AI to find it again and updates the cache.
- What it can test. Web apps, Chrome extensions, native Windows and macOS desktop apps, VS Code extensions, and hard cases such as canvas, video, iframes and OAuth flows.
- Debugging and reports. Video replay of failing runs, network logs, CPU and memory metrics, pass-rate and flakiness dashboards, and JUnit XML export.
- Self-hosting. Enterprise is self-hosted at a flat monthly price; the site links to an AWS deployment option.
Who is TestDriver for?
TestDriver is a good fit if you're a website owner, and you need help automating busywork.
How much does TestDriver cost?
TestDriver starts at $20/mo. It has no free plan. Its pricing page lists a free trial. We checked this on Oct 12, 2026 on the official pricing page.
- Starts at
- $20/mo
- Free plan
- No
- Free trial
- 14 days or 120 testing minutes (card required)
Pro (cloud) plan, per seat: every GitHub user who gets a PR review or runs a test is billed. Testing minutes are metered at $0.14 a minute; the 120 minutes on the plan card are a one-time trial allowance, not monthly (pricing FAQ). No annual price listed. Self-hosted Enterprise is $995/mo flat.
TestDriver plans compared
| Plan | Billed monthly | Billed yearly | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro (Cloud) | $20/seat/mo | Not listed | Testing minutes metered at $0.14 a minute (the 120 minutes on the plan card are the one-time trial allowance); 2 parallel tests; unlimited team users. Seats are billed for every GitHub user who gets a PR review or runs a test |
| Enterprise (Self-hosted) | $995/mo | Not listed | Flat price with no seat counts or metered minutes; unlimited testing, 2+ parallel tests; 30-day pilot and 30-day money-back guarantee |
The pricing page lists monthly prices only. Pro cost grows with usage: each testing minute is $0.14. The plan card says "Includes 120 Testing Minutes", but the FAQ says those minutes are a one-time trial allowance, not a monthly one. The Pro free trial lasts 14 days or 120 testing minutes, whichever comes first; it needs a card, and the page says you aren't charged during the trial. There is no free plan.
Checked Oct 12, 2026 on TestDriver's pricing page. Prices change often, so confirm before you buy.
TestDriver pros and cons
What stands out
- Tests are ordinary Vitest files your team owns and can edit
- Covers desktop apps and browser extensions, not only websites
- Prices are published, including the self-hosted plan
- Self-hosted option with a flat fee and no metering
Watch out for
- No free plan; the trial needs a card
- Pro cost varies with testing minutes and seat count
- Built for engineering teams: you need a codebase on GitHub
- No annual prices listed
Based on TestDriver's own pages, not hands-on testing.
What are the alternatives to TestDriver?
We list 4 other AI Automation & Agents tools: Activepieces, Browse AI, Lindy, MindStudio. Each one below shows its starting price and when you might pick it instead.
Lindy · From $49.99/moChoose Lindy if you'd like a second option to compare for automating busywork.
Compared in
TestDriver FAQ
How much does TestDriver cost?
Pro (cloud) starts at $20 per seat per month plus $0.14 per testing minute. The 120 minutes shown on the plan card are a one-time trial allowance, not a monthly one. Enterprise (self-hosted) is a flat $995 a month with unlimited testing.
Does TestDriver have a free trial?
Yes. The Pro trial lasts 14 days or 120 testing minutes, whichever comes first. A card is required, but the pricing page says you aren't charged during the trial.
What can TestDriver test?
Web apps, Chrome extensions, native Windows and macOS desktop apps and VS Code extensions, including canvas, video, iframes and OAuth flows, according to its homepage.
Sources and how we checked
- Official pricing page, checked Oct 12, 2026
- Official website
- TestDriver homepage, checked Oct 12, 2026