CloudQA
By CloudQA. Category: Test maintenance and self-healing. Homepage
CloudQA's documentation describes a cloud-based test automation platform for web applications built around a test recorder. Tests are created by recording user actions without code. They run in CloudQA's cloud on a Selenium or Playwright execution engine. Tests can be downloaded in Selenium IDE format for export. The TruAPI module covers API testing. Release notes record an auto-heal feature, enabled by default in October 2025. The docs cover Jenkins, Azure DevOps and CircleCI. A QA-as-a-Service plan adds expert-led test design and maintenance.
Description written from the vendor's documentation.
Status
Status: Active
Facts
| Fact | Value | Evidence | Source | Verified on |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Status | Active | Documented | doc.cloudqa.io | |
| AI capabilities | Vendor-stated | cloudqa.io | ||
| Test creation | Documented | doc.cloudqa.io | ||
| Test output | Mixed | Documented | doc.cloudqa.io | |
| Surfaces | Documented | doc.cloudqa.io | ||
| Hosting | Documented | doc.cloudqa.io | ||
| Pricing model | Documented | cloudqa.io | ||
| Free tier | Yes | Documented | cloudqa.io | |
| CI integrations | Documented | doc.cloudqa.io | ||
| Self-healing | Documented | Documented | doc.cloudqa.io |
Published prices
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Kickstart – Free | $0 | free |
| Scale Up | $119/m | monthly |
| Scale Up | $99/m | annually |
| Additional parallel run | $119/month | monthly subscription (annual plans: 15% discount) |
Vendor-stated, verbatim
What CloudQA says about its product, quoted as published and not confirmed in documentation.
“Codeless Test Creation: Record user actions and instantly convert them into reliable automated tests, up to 10x faster than manual or scripted methods.”
“Self-Healing AI: Automatically identifies and fixes broken locators after minor UI changes.”
Alternatives
Tools in the same category (Test maintenance and self-healing), ordered by the number of shared creation and surface values, then by name. Each line lists documented facts that differ from CloudQA.
- OpenText Functional Testing: documents output Proprietary runner; hosting self-hosted; status renamed
- Worksoft: documents output Proprietary runner; hosting self-hosted
- BrowserStack AI: documents creation by natural language; hosting self-hosted; no free tier
- CodeceptJS: documents output Proprietary runner; creation by code generation; hosting self-hosted
- Ogoron: documents output Standard Playwright; creation by code generation, prompt to test; hosting hybrid
- Parasoft Selenic: documents output Standard Selenium; hosting self-hosted
Comparisons
Questions
Is this page a review of CloudQA?
No. This page is a fact sheet. Each fact shows its evidence level, its source and the date it was checked. We do not rate or rank tools.
Does CloudQA have a free tier?
Yes. CloudQA has a free tier. This is documented, checked on 2026-09-24.
What test output does CloudQA produce?
Output: Mixed. This is documented, checked on 2026-09-24.
Is CloudQA still available?
Status: Active, checked on 2026-09-24.
Sources
- CloudQA homepage Opened
- CloudQA subscription plans (pricing) Opened
- CloudQA documentation overview Opened
- CloudQA release notes Opened
- CloudQA docs: Selenium Export Opened
- CloudQA docs: Run Your Tests with Playwright Opened
- CloudQA docs: Run Your Test Locally Opened
- CloudQA docs: API testing with TruAPI Opened
- CloudQA docs: Mobile Chrome Browser Testing Opened
- CloudQA docs: Jenkins Integration Opened
- CloudQA docs: Azure DevOps Integration Opened
- CloudQA docs: Github Integration Opened
- CloudQA docs: Circle CI Opened
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