Fast regression testing
with AI-assisted test recording

BugBug is built to make test automation easy from the first test. Install the Chrome extension, record your flow directly in the browser, and turn it into an automated end-to-end test without setting up a complex framework.

You can run tests locally, schedule them in the cloud, and use AI-assisted recording to reduce flaky steps and maintenance.

BugBug is designed for both - less technical and technical users, like QA engineers, testers, developers, and SaaS teams who want to automate testing without relying heavily on writing code.

It’s perfect for teams with mixed skill sets - especially helpful for small and mid-sized teams that need reliable test coverage but don’t want the overhead of a large QA department.

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Yes. BugBug is built for teams of 1–5 QA engineers who need broad coverage without deep engineering support.

No. QA engineers, developers, and product teams can all use BugBug. Less technical users can record and maintain tests visually, while technical users can extend tests with JavaScript, API/CLI access, CI/CD integrations, variables, and conditions.

BugBug uses adaptive locators, smart waiting, and smart click-and-scroll behavior to make recorded tests more stable on dynamic web applications.

BugBug is a lightweight test automation tool built for simplicity—no complex setup, coding, or costly onboarding required. It’s fast, easy to use, and affordable.

Here’s how BugBug stands out:

• Robust selectors recording – Record tests simply by clicking in your browser.
• Truly user-friendly interface – Intuitive UI makes testing effortless.
• Unlimited local and cloud runs – Test as much as you want, without limits.
• Cloud runs on schedule – Schedule cloud testing with daily health checks.
• CI/CD integration – Plug BugBug into your pipeline in minutes.
• Unlimited users – Invite as many team members as you like.

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BugBug is perfect for testing web applications and websites built on Chromium-based browsers.

You can perform:

• End-to-end (E2E) testing to validate user flows.
• Regression testing to catch breaking changes.
• Smoke testing to verify critical paths.
• UI testing to verify user interactions.

See our test automation guides

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

Yes, on Pro and Business every team member is included at no extra cost, with no per-seat pricing, ever. Free comes with 1 user and Core with 3, so you can get started and prove out your first regression suite before scaling. Once you move to Pro, seats stop being a variable: unlimited users, unlimited projects, unlimited tests, one flat price.

BugBug includes many advanced features that help teams scale their testing efforts:

• Cloud scheduling – run tests daily or after every deployment.
• BugBug Inbox Testing – verify and test your user signup or login process without a hassle while recording your test.
• Edit & Rewind – jump back in your test scenario without starting over.
• Custom JavaScript actions – add your own JavaScript steps and assertions.
• Reusable components – avoid unnecessary repetition when creating tests.
• Variables and conditions – add logic to your test scenarios.
• CI/CD integration – run tests automatically via GitHub Actions, Jenkins, or CLI.
• Advanced reporting - download compliance-ready reports with screenshots and export test data in formats like JSON or CSV.

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Yes, 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.

Yes, BugBug supports running tests in parallel, so you can execute multiple tests at the same time instead of waiting for them to run one-by-one. This is especially useful for CI/CD pipelines where you want fast feedback on every pull request or deployment.

Read more about parallel execution here.

Yes. BugBug runs independently and integrates into the same CI/CD pipeline. Many teams use BugBug for their critical path regression and maintain Playwright for unit-adjacent tests.

BugBug is focused on Chromium-based web apps and websites. It is not a native mobile, desktop, Safari, or Firefox automation platform.

No. BugBug helps QA teams automate repetitive regression checks, expand coverage, and spend more time on exploratory testing, edge cases, and release quality.

Yes! BugBug offers the Free Plan with:

• Unlimited local test runs
• 15 tests
• 4 test suites
• 1 user
• 1 project
• AI Test recorder
• Components
• Edit & rewind
• Screenshots
• 7 days of tests history

If you need cloud features like test scheduling, CI/CD integration, or running tests on multiple environments, you can upgrade to one of the paid plans.

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Yes, BugBug offers a startup discount for eligible early-stage companies. Learn more about the Startup Discount Program.

BugBug’s primary infrastructure is hosted in the EU specifically, BugBug's servers are located in Gdańsk, Poland.