Effortless cloud testing that fits your budget

Yes, we offer a Free-forever plan with unlimited local test runs.

After your 14 days trial ends, your account will be downgraded to the Free Plan. This means you can keep using BugBug for free as long as you want, but only with features from the Free Plan, like running tests in your browser for free.

We accept payment by credit card through the Stripe system.

No, you don't need a credit card to subscribe to BugBug.

Yes, BugBug is also available by annual subscription.

You can change your plan anytime you want in your Subscription settings.

You can cancel the existing plan (switch to the Free plan) anytime.

The change will take place when the paid plan expires.

The Free plan switch will occur when the paid plan expires.

You will be able to run all your tests only locally, even those that have custom variables.

Yes, you can contact us and purchase additional cloud runs if needed.

Please see the parallel testing pricing.

Yes, you can find all of your invoices in your Organization Settings.

BugBug is a low-code test automation tool for QAs, developers, and product managers. BugBug enables users to perform end-to-end testing of web apps and websites faster and more cost-effectively through an intuitive recording interface.

BugBug is a good fit for fast-growing startups and agile teams that don't want to waste time on complex enterprise solutions.

BugBug is designed to make test automation ultra-simple. Our intuitive UX and simplicity of the app makes us stand out from competitors. We give a lot of attention to the ergonomics and usability of all our features.

BugBug is a truly no-code solution but also offers advanced features you can use when needed. You can run custom JavaScript, create custom variables, and use automatic selectors.

BugBug not only saves time but also saves your money. It's the most cost-efficient tool on the market. We offer a freemium plan with unlimited test runs in your browser. You can also invite as many teammates as you want without any additional cost.

Yes, in order to record and run tests locally, BugBug requires you to install a BugBug Chrome Extension and enable it in Incognito mode.

Learn more about the installation process from this article.

No, BugBug is designed so you don’t need to have any programming knowledge to perform effective test automation.

When recording the tests, you don't need to worry about selectors. During the recording, BugBug will automatically create several selectors and decide which is the best.

However, manual selectors sometimes are the best way of creating stable automated tests in complex apps. That's why we built this No-code XPath Selector Builder that will automatically help you create robust selectors.

Local test runs are tests carried out in your own Google Chrome browser. The number of test runs launched this way is unlimited in all the sales plans.

See how to run tests locally with BugBug in this article.

Cloud test runs are launched as part of the IT infrastructure available in BugBug. Launching these test runs is available with the PRO and Parallel plan.

You can't run tests in the cloud on a FREE plan.

See how to run tests in the cloud with BugBug in this article.

Parallel tests are runs that are launched in the cloud in parallel, which means that more than one test will be executed at the same time. Multiple tests will run simultaneously, resulting in up to 32x shorter testing time.

In the PRO plan, you can run one test simultaneously in the cloud.

In the Parallel plan, we create a custom offer that fits your team's needs.

See how to run parallel tests with BugBug in this article.

BugBug allows you to connect to your CI/CD pipeline. You can run tests and suites in the cloud using BugBug's Command Line Interface or public API.

Read more about our API in this article.

BugBug supports all Chromium-based browsers, like Google Chrome, Edge, Opera, Brave, etc.

No, we don't support running mobile app tests. BugBug is designed to automate tests for web applications and websites specifically.

BugBug supports all web technologies. It doesn't matter what framework you use - React, Vue, Angular, jQuery, etc. We can handle it all.

Yes, BugBug allows you to create tests for a mobile version of your website with a minimum width and hight of 500 px.

Read more about mobile version testing here.

Yes, you can run tests in the cloud automatically at specific times and receive notifications with the results.

To use the schedule feature, you need to have a paid subscription.

Read more about the schedule feature in this article.

You can integrate BugBug with your CI/CD build pipelines, such as Github, Gitlab, Travis, Jenkins, or Bitbucket, via Command Line Interface (CLI) or BugBug's public API.

BugBug offers unlimited seats in the organization. That means you can invite as many people as you need to work on your test automation project.

Yes, you can add your own JavaScript step actions and assertions. You can run any function during your tests.

Read more about the custom JavaScript actions in this article.

For the moment BugBug supports one native integration with Zapier that lets you connect our tool to 2,000+ other web services.

Use BugBug public API and CLI to run regression tests along with your CI/CD build pipelines, such as Github, Gitlab, Travis, Jenkins, or Bitbucket.

You can reach out to our support team through our contact form or send us a direct message to info[@]bugbug.io.