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Optestra vs testRigor
A hosted test platform for web, mobile and desktop apps, priced by parallel infrastructure with a public free plan; ours is priced per run, with private files in your repo.
The short answer
Pick testRigor if you need iOS, Mac or Windows-native testing today. Pick Optestra if you want to see the price before talking to anyone, and own your tests as files.
Migrate my first 10 testsWho testRigor is for
testRigor is a hosted testing platform that runs on Ubuntu, Windows, Mac, Android and iOS, with a free plan whose tests are public, a private plan with a 14-day trial, and an enterprise tier. It suits teams who need iOS or desktop-OS coverage and want a vendor to run the infrastructure.
What's different
- testRigor bills for parallel test infrastructure, not for users or executions; ours bills per cloud run in credits, so a small suite costs cents.
- On testRigor's free plan, tests and results are public. Our Free plan keeps your tests in your own repo, and nothing is public unless you share a link.
- testRigor publishes no prices: its pricing page returned a 404 when we checked and its plan page shows no amounts. Ours are on this site and in pricing.json.
Feature by feature
About testRigor: from the sources below, checked 9 October 2026. Numbers in brackets point at the source.
| Feature | Optestra | testRigor |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | Android emulators (13 to 17) in the cloud, 2 credits a test; no iOS | Ubuntu, Windows, Mac, Android, iOS and Windows native [1] |
| Free plan | Free: 100 credits a month, no card, every feature except cloud CLI runs; your tests stay in your repo | Free plan: all tests and test results are public [1] |
| Paid plans | Engine, CLI and Action free; cloud from $5/month with your own AI key (1,000 credits; $8/month with our AI too, a run of up to 20 tests is 2¢), no seats | Private ("Complete") with a 14-day trial; Enterprise on request [1] |
| What you pay for | Credits: 2 for a cloud run of up to 20 tests, 10 to write a test with our AI | Parallel test infrastructure: not users, not executions [2] |
| Published price | Yes: on this site and in pricing.json | None: /pricing/ returned a 404 and the plan page shows no amounts [3] |
When to pick testRigor
- You need iOS, Mac or Windows-native testing today.
- You want unlimited executions on a fixed amount of parallelism.
- You want a vendor-run platform and a sales conversation.
When to pick Optestra
- You want to see the price before talking to anyone, and keep tests private by default.
- You want your tests as files you own, with a Playwright export.
- You want Android and web at cents per run.
Same flows, a fraction of the cost per run. Bring your 10 most important tests over free.
Migrate my first 10 testsSources
- testRigor plans (sign-up page) (checked 9 October 2026)
- testRigor: how does our pricing model work (checked 9 October 2026)
- testRigor pricing page (404 on this date) (checked 9 October 2026)
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