Give the whole team a real device. Pay for what runs at once.
TestKase is built for teams shipping their own web and mobile apps: Selenium, Appium, Playwright, Espresso and XCUITest on real phones and desktop browsers, with a recording, console log, network log and screenshots attached to every test. Device testing is priced per parallel thread, so the number of people with a login is never a billing input.
Free device-minutes to start · no credit card required
Who gets to open a device
Count sessions, not people
Priced per seat
Every login is part of the plan, so adding the support engineer who needs to reproduce a customer report is a purchase decision.
TestGrid publishes its Starter package per seat, with a set number of seats and of devices or browsers attached, plus a monthly token allowance — read on their pricing page, 11 September 2026.
TestKase: priced per parallel thread
Put developers, QA, design, support and product in the workspace. Anyone can open a device, and the only question is whether a thread is free.
- Unlimitedusers on the device side
- Unlimiteddevice-minutes on paid plans
- Notoken meter on device access
One thread reaches every device class
A single thread reaches real iPhones and Android handsets, desktop browsers on Windows and macOS, and Android emulators and iOS simulators. Which kind a test runs on is a technical choice, never a billing one.
- Grow your device matrix without a plan change
- Debug by hand in Live, run the suite on the same farm
- Install your build from an .apk or .ipa in the session
Three failures open as three investigations
Each test in a build carries its own recording, console log, network log and screenshots, with its own history behind it — so you open the failure, not one long video of the whole run.
- Per-test recording, console log, network log and screenshots
- A per-test history that answers whether this is new
- A share link hands the session to a colleague
What you get with TestKase
Built around the tests your engineers already write, and the evidence they need when one goes red.
| Item | TestKase | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing unit | Live and Automate are priced per parallel thread, with unlimited users and no minute meter on paid plans. TestGrid's Starter package is quoted per seat. | Per thread |
| Devices on the plan | TestGrid's package comes with a device and browser count. A thread here reaches every device class we run, so growing the matrix is not a plan change. | Every class |
| Real and virtual devices | Real iPhones and Android handsets, desktop browsers on Windows and macOS, and Android emulators and iOS simulators, all from the same thread. | One plan |
| Artifacts per test | Each test in a build carries its own recording, console log, network log and screenshots, with its own history behind it. | Per test |
| What is in a Live session | Geolocation, language and timezone, app install from an .apk or .ipa, an app inspector, network logs and bug reporting. | Included |
| The workspace around the runs | Test cases, cycles, plans, requirements and defects, visual baselines with ignore regions, and an accessibility scanner that marks what automated rules cannot reach as not checked rather than passed. | Included |
| Frameworks | Selenium, Appium, Playwright, Espresso (Android) and XCUITest (real iPhones and iPads) run here, and results from JUnit XML, Playwright, Cypress, TestNG, NUnit and Cucumber reports can be ingested into the same build. | Standard |
- Live and Automate are priced by parallel sessions
- Per thread
- Users on the device side
- Unlimited
- Device-minutes on paid plans
- Unlimited
- Test management seats, free
- 3
Our current prices are on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
Their Starter package is quoted per seat, with a number of seats and a number of devices or browsers attached to the package, plus a monthly token allowance for the AI features. Our device testing is per parallel thread with no per-user charge, paid plans are not metered by the minute, and test management is per seat but free for up to three users.
Because it decides who is allowed to test. When access is counted by head, giving a designer, a support engineer or a contractor a real device becomes a purchase decision. On a per-thread plan the only limit is how many sessions run at once, so the people closest to a bug can reproduce it themselves.
Selenium, Appium and Playwright suites, Espresso suites on Android and XCUITest suites on real iPhones and iPads. Results can also be ingested from six report formats — JUnit XML, Playwright, Cypress, TestNG, NUnit and Cucumber — so runs executed elsewhere land in the same build.
Yes, under the same Live and Automate subscriptions. Real iPhones and Android handsets, Android emulators, iOS simulators and desktop browsers on Windows and macOS all come out of the same thread, so which kind of device a test runs on is a technical decision rather than a billing one.
Artifacts attached to the individual test rather than the whole run: its own recording, console log, network log and screenshots, with a per-test history behind it and a share link for the session.
Point your Selenium, Appium or Playwright suite at the TestKase endpoint and run it; the tests stay as they are. Start with the free device-minutes and compare the results on your own work before you commit.
Every account gets free device-minutes on both Live and Automate, once, with no credit card required. Accessibility scanning is free, and test management is free for up to 3 users.
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- PricingPer-seat test management and per-thread device testing, priced on the page
Give everyone a device and see what changes
Add the whole team, since users are not a billing input, and find out how many bugs get reproduced rather than described.