Brisk

What Brisk is

Brisk is a CI/CD platform for running test suites with high concurrency and pre-built workers. It keeps workers available between runs and can run tests from a developer terminal for local pre-commit checks. The company says tests can run up to 10X faster than traditional CI/CD platforms. Listed integrations include GitHub Actions, CircleCI, Bitbucket, and Travis CI. Supported tools and frameworks include Rails, Python, React, Ruby, RSpec, Jest, Pytest, and Node. The free Developer plan costs nothing and includes 10,000 build minutes, per-second billing granularity, and 20X concurrency. Team costs $15 a month with 10,000 build minutes, 60X concurrency, onboarding support, priority email support, and a 14 Day Free Trial; overage is $0.50/hr per second. Enterprise costs $2,000 a month and includes 10,000 hours of build time, SSO, on-premises options, onboarding support, and a 14 Day Free Trial. CLI downloads are available for macOS and Linux.

Who it suits

It suits development teams that need parallel CI test execution, local pre-commit runs, and integrations with listed CI services. Developers can start with the free plan or choose higher concurrency and enterprise controls.

Limits

The free Developer plan includes 10,000 build minutes and 20X concurrency. Team includes 10,000 build minutes, with overage billed per second at $0.50/hr; Enterprise includes 10,000 hours of build time and the same listed overage rate.

Getting started

1. Open https://brisktest.com/.
2. Choose hosted service or self-hosted runners.
3. Create an account with Google, GitHub, or email.
4. Download the CLI for macOS or Linux; contact support about other platforms.
5. Choose a plan; Team and Enterprise include a 14 Day Free Trial.

Verdict

Brisk focuses on concurrent test execution with reusable workers and local terminal support. Compare concurrency, build-time allowances, and overage terms across its plans.