testRigor

By testRigor. Category: Natural-language test authoring. Homepage

testRigor's documentation describes it as a test automation tool in which tests are written as plain-English instructions and run on testRigor's own engine. Tests can also be generated from prompts. The docs cover web, native mobile, desktop, API and mainframe testing, in the cloud or self-hosted. A command-line tool uses a CI/CD token for pipeline runs. The vendor's integrations page lists GitHub Actions, GitLab, Jenkins, CircleCI and Azure DevOps. A hosted MCP server has setup guides for Claude Code and Cursor. Plans include a free public open-source tier, a trial and custom enterprise pricing.

Description written from the vendor's documentation.

Status

Status: Active

Facts

testRigor: facts with evidence level, source and verification date
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AI capabilities
  • Test case generation
  • No code
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Test creation
  • Natural language
  • Prompt to test
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Test outputProprietary runnerDocumentedtestrigor.com
Surfaces
  • Web
  • Mobile native
  • Desktop
  • API
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Hosting
  • Cloud
  • Self-hosted
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Pricing model
  • Free tier
  • Enterprise quote
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Free tierYesDocumentedtestrigor.com
CI integrations
  • GitHub Actions
  • GitLab
  • Jenkins
  • CircleCI
  • Azure DevOps
  • Other
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Self-healingVendor statedVendor-statedtestrigor.com
Agent integrationHosted testRigor MCP server (https://api2.testrigor.com/api/v1/mcp, personal access token) with setup guides for Claude Code and CursorDocumentedtestrigor.com

Published prices

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No prices are published. The pricing model includes quotes on request.

Vendor-stated, verbatim

What testRigor says about its product, quoted as published and not confirmed in documentation.

  • “99.5% less test maintenance”
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  • “Build test automation 100X faster and spend 200X less time maintaining it!”
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  • “Run a full regression suite in under 15 minutes with parallel test execution”
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  • “90% or more test coverage in under a year”
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  • “Bring Manual QA and QA Engineers together on one platform and be 20x more productive”
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Alternatives

Tools in the same category (Natural-language test authoring), ordered by the number of shared creation and surface values, then by name. Each line lists documented facts that differ from testRigor.

  • AssureQA: documents no free tier
  • Rapise: documents creation by recording, code generation; no free tier
  • Testsigma: documents creation by recording
  • TestZeus: documents creation by recording; no free tier
  • Thunders: documents output Mixed; creation by recording; hosting hybrid; no free tier
  • Alumnium: Natural-language test authoring; no documented difference in output, creation, hosting or free tier

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Questions

Is this page a review of testRigor?

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 testRigor have a free tier?

Yes. testRigor has a free tier. This is documented, checked on 2026-09-24.

What test output does testRigor produce?

Output: Proprietary runner. This is documented, checked on 2026-09-24.

Is testRigor still available?

Status: Active, checked on 2026-09-24.

Sources

  1. testRigor homepage Opened
  2. testRigor Sign Up (plans) Opened
  3. testRigor Documentation Opened
  4. testRigor Language Documentation Opened
  5. testRigor Command Line Opened
  6. testRigor Integrations Opened
  7. How to Utilise testRigor's MCP Server Opened
  8. AI-Based Self-Healing for Test Automation Opened

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