# Tebugging

> Tebugging is an AI-powered web testing platform for QA teams and developers. It helps you plan tests with AI-suggested scenarios and edge cases, generate and manage test cases, run tests automatically, and get AI-powered analysis of the results.

Website: https://tebugging.com
Contact: support@tebugging.com

## What it does

- **Test planning:** create test plans with AI-suggested scenarios and edge cases.
- **Smart test cases:** generate and manage reusable test cases.
- **Automated execution:** run tests automatically with real-time monitoring and instant feedback.
- **Advanced reporting:** detailed insights with AI-powered analysis and actionable recommendations.
- **AI-powered analysis:** find patterns, predict failures and improve test coverage.
- **Team collaboration:** role-based access, real-time updates and shared workspaces.
- **API integration:** connect existing tools through the API and AI agent workflows.

## Who it is for

QA engineers, developers and software teams who test web applications and want to spend less time writing and maintaining tests.

## Pricing (USD)

- **Free:** $0. 1 project, 100 test cases, 5 test executions per day, standard AI model, 1 user.
- **Pro:** $29/month. Up to 3 projects, unlimited test cases, unlimited executions per day, advanced AI models, 1 user, priority support.
- **Team:** custom pricing. Everything in Pro plus multi-user support, role management, SSO, dedicated support and custom integrations.

No credit card is required to start.

## Pages

- [Home](https://tebugging.com/): product overview, features, pricing and contact form

- [Blog](https://tebugging.com/blog): guides on AI testing and QA

- [Compare](https://tebugging.com/compare): Tebugging compared with other testing approaches

- [Privacy Policy](https://tebugging.com/privacy-policy)

- [Terms of Service](https://tebugging.com/terms-service)

## Blog

- [What is AI-powered web testing?](https://tebugging.com/blog/what-is-ai-powered-web-testing): AI-powered web testing uses AI to plan test scenarios, create test cases, run tests and explain failures. Learn how it works, where it helps and where humans still matter.

- [How to write a test plan for a web application](https://tebugging.com/blog/how-to-write-a-test-plan-for-a-web-application): A step-by-step guide to writing a web application test plan: scope, risks, test types, environments, entry and exit criteria, plus a copy-ready template.

- [Flaky tests: common causes and how to fix them](https://tebugging.com/blog/flaky-tests-causes-and-fixes): Flaky tests pass and fail without any code change. Learn the most common causes in web app testing, how to find them and practical ways to fix them for good.

## Comparisons

- [Tebugging vs manual testing](https://tebugging.com/compare/tebugging-vs-manual-testing): Compare AI-powered web testing with Tebugging against manual testing: speed, coverage, cost, reporting and when each approach makes sense.

- [Tebugging vs Selenium](https://tebugging.com/compare/tebugging-vs-selenium): Selenium is an open-source browser automation framework; Tebugging is an AI-powered web testing platform. Compare setup, skills, maintenance and reporting.

- [Tebugging vs Playwright](https://tebugging.com/compare/tebugging-vs-playwright): Playwright is a modern open-source browser automation framework; Tebugging is an AI-powered testing platform. Compare who they are for, setup and reporting.

## Optional

- [Full text of all guides and comparisons](https://tebugging.com/llms-full.txt)