Testim
AI-assisted authoring with smart locators, now part of Tricentis.
What it is
Testim records user flows and generates tests whose locators are derived from many DOM attributes at once, so a single changed class does not break the step. Tests can be extended with JavaScript for custom logic, and shared groups keep repeated flows maintainable. Tricentis acquired Testim in 2022 and integrated it with its wider quality portfolio.
Best for
Where it is strong
- Smart locators handle everyday UI churn well.
- The escape hatch to real JavaScript keeps complex cases possible.
- Reusable shared steps keep large recorded suites maintainable.
Where it falls short
- Test logic lives in the vendor's cloud rather than your repository, which complicates review and branching.
- Run-based pricing punishes running the full suite on every commit.
- Post-acquisition roadmap is bound to the wider Tricentis strategy.
Pricing
Quote on request
Quote onlyFree tier: Free plan with a limited monthly run allowance.
What drives the bill: Quote-based beyond the free tier; priced by annual test runs.
Check current pricing on Tricentis’s siteFigures are indicative and were last reviewed August 2026. Vendors change pricing often; confirm before you commit.
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