A QA hire runs $150k a year.
Testifly runs $29 a month.

Each plan includes a set number of projects. Starter and Growth cover one project, Business covers two, and Enterprise is sized to what you need. A second product, a staging environment or a client site counts as its own project, so covering two means being on Business. If you only need more coverage on the product you already have, moving up a plan buys you more tests without needing a second project.

Count the flows you need covered. Starter holds 50 automated tests, which covers most single products, and 5,000 monthly executions is roughly 100 runs per test - enough for a daily suite with room to spare. If you approach either ceiling, the app tells you before you hit it rather than after.

No. Point Testifly at your app's URL and it discovers your flows on its own - sign-up, checkout, whatever's live. Nothing to describe, no test cases to write, no selectors to maintain.

Setup takes approximately 2 minutes. You connect your application, and Testifly begins generating and running tests immediately.

Yes. Testifly was built for teams that need real end-to-end coverage but don't have the headcount for a QA function - it's coverage you'd otherwise have to hire for, not a replacement for the engineers you have.

Testifly integrates with Jira, Linear, Notion, and Slack on Growth and Business plans. Standard CI/CD pipelines connect through the Test Execution API, which is included on every plan.

There's no benefit to waiting it out - your Coverage Map is what it's going to be as soon as your first results are in, not something that improves with time. When day 30 arrives, live testing on your 3 active features pauses until you activate full coverage. Everything you've built stays exactly as you left it.

Yes. Pick a plan any time during free Discovery and full coverage activates immediately - every feature unlocks, not just your 3 live ones. Your card isn't charged until day 30, and you can change plans or cancel before then at no cost.