Teams run AztecTests very differently — a handful of testers on one product, or a regulated environment with its own AI and its own rules. We price it after we've seen your setup, not before.
Every request starts with a 14-day free trial — all features unlocked, no card required.
Request a demo and we'll walk through these with you, then send a written proposal.
Name, work email, and a line about what you're testing. That's enough for us to prepare something relevant.
We reply within two business days to book a walkthrough on an app close to yours, and answer the technical questions your team will ask.
You start the 14-day trial with your own testers. The proposal comes after that — priced against what you actually used.
AI runs through your own account on your own machine — you see that bill directly, at cost. Can't connect your own? We'll quote AI credits with your plan instead.
The app runs locally. Your recordings and credentials never leave your machine, and nothing is used to train models.
Exports are plain Playwright and Robot Framework projects. They run on their own, with or without AztecTests.
Because the honest answer depends on your team size, where it has to run, and how much onboarding and support you want. A number here would be wrong for most people reading it. Ask us and you'll get a written quote for your situation.
Yes — 14 days, every feature unlocked, no card. Install it, sign in with your work email, and use it on your own application.
Normally no. AztecTests calls an AI assistant installed on your machine, signed in with your own account, so AI costs go straight to that provider and what you pay us is the software licence.
Some teams can't — an approval that won't come, no billing relationship with the provider, or a network that won't allow it. In that case we supply the AI ourselves as a monthly credit allowance, sized to how much your team actually generates and self-heals, and quoted together with the licence. We'd rather set that number after seeing your trial usage than guess at it here.
One account runs on one computer at a time. Signing in elsewhere signs the first machine out — so one person can move between their laptop and desktop freely, but two testers working at the same time need two seats.
No. AztecTests is local-first — your app, credentials, and recordings stay on your machine, and AI requests are never used for training.
Yes, and we recommend it. We'll agree the scope and the success measures up front, and your own testers do the recording — a POC should prove your team can use it, not that we can demo it.
Tell us what you're testing and we'll show you the same app recorded, generated, and replaying — then quote a plan that fits your team.