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How TestOwl Works: Record, Edit, Run, Report
Understand how TestOwl captures user intent, creates reliable automation, executes across browsers and devices, and keeps tests resilient as your application evolves.
High-Fidelity Engine
Intent-Based Recording
Self-Healing Execution
Rich Reports & Insights
The Workflow Pipeline
01.
Record
Simply use your application while TestOwl records each step behind the scenes. No code, no setup, and no manual scripting.
Built-in Capabilities
Record any user workflow
Capture clicks, inputs & navigation
Automatic selector generation
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02.
Save & Edit
Review your recorded test and refine it with a visual editor. Add validations, waits, dynamic test data, and reusable steps to match real-world scenarios.
Built-in Capabilities
No-code test editing
Visual drag-and-drop editor
Assertions & validations
03.
Run
Choose where and how you want to execute your tests. Run them across browsers, versions, and devices in parallel to get fast, reliable feedback on every release.
Built-in Capabilities
Local & cloud execution
Mobile & tablet testing
Parallel test execution
04.
Get Results
Review every test execution with detailed reports that make failures easy to understand. Analyze screenshots, videos, logs, and execution timelines to identify issues faster.
Built-in Capabilities
Full session video replay
Console & network logs
Detailed execution reports
Stop chasing flakiness.
Stop writing and maintaining test scripts.
No credit card neededBe testing in under 30 seconds
FAQ
No. TestOwl is no-code: you record a user flow in the browser and it becomes an editable test. QA engineers, product managers and developers can all create and run tests without writing scripts. If you can click and type, you can build reliable end-to-end automation.
Yes. Parallel execution is built in and needs no infrastructure setup. Starter includes 2 parallel workers, Pro includes 5, and Enterprise offers dedicated or custom worker allocations. Extra workers can also be added per month as an add-on on any paid plan.
Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari (WebKit engine) are available on the free trial, Starter, Pro, and Enterprise plans. Together that is 5,000+ browser, version and OS combinations, plus 30+ emulated mobile and tablet profiles. Devices are emulated, not physical hardware.
Self-healing selectors in TestOwl reduce this. When a UI change breaks a locator, TestOwl detects the updated element and adapts the affected step so the test keeps running. That cuts the time teams spend fixing broken tests as their application evolves, without rewriting selectors by hand.
Plans start at $199 per workspace per month. Starter is $199/month ($1,990/year), Pro is $299/month ($2,990/year), and Enterprise offers custom quotes. Pricing is per workspace with unlimited seats on both paid plans.
Yes. The free trial lasts 7 days and needs no credit card. It includes 750 executions, 2 parallel workers, 3 seats, unlimited test cases, Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari, and mobile emulation. After 7 days your workspace becomes read-only until you choose a plan.
Yes. Local runs execute on your own machine through the TestOwl desktop app, so you can test localhost, staging and private environments behind your firewall. Cloud runs execute on TestOwl infrastructure. Each plan has separate monthly allowances for local and cloud runs.
Yes. Run tests on your own machine through the desktop app or on TestOwl Cloud, with no code changes between the two. Local runs suit debugging and private environments, while cloud runs execute in parallel on TestOwl infrastructure. Each plan includes separate monthly allowances for local and cloud runs.
Yes. Upload scripts written with Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, WebdriverIO, Cucumber or Robot Framework, and TestOwl converts them into editable no-code tests. You preview exactly what will be created before anything is imported, so there is no rewriting, and imported tests can use self-healing too.
Yes, through emulation. TestOwl includes 30+ emulated mobile and tablet profiles, available on the free trial, Starter, Pro, and Enterprise plans, so you can check responsive layouts and mobile behavior. Devices are emulated, not physical hardware.
TestOwl encrypts data in transit and at rest, and stores variables and secrets encrypted. Local runs execute on your own machine. You can sign in with Google, Microsoft or GitHub. Test artifacts are kept for 14 days on the trial, 30 days on Starter and Pro, and up to 90 days on Enterprise, then deleted.