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What Firebase Test Lab is

Firebase Test Lab runs mobile tests in the cloud for Android apps, iOS apps, and mobile games. It supports mobile testing and CI/CD integration; web is its listed platform. The service offers Spark and Blaze plans, with different testing allowances. Spark is a no-cost plan with 10 virtual-device test runs per day, five physical-device test runs per day, and 30 Android Device Streaming minutes per project each month. Blaze charges for testing time, rounded up to the nearest minute. It includes 60 virtual-device test minutes per day and 30 physical-device test minutes per day at no cost, along with 30 Android Device Streaming minutes per project each month at no cost. Spark allowances are expressed as daily run counts for virtual and physical devices, while Blaze specifies daily testing minutes and bills for testing time. Both plans include a monthly Android Device Streaming allowance. These details help teams choose based on their testing needs and how they prefer allowances to be measured.

Who it suits

Firebase Test Lab suits teams that need cloud-based testing for Android apps, iOS apps, or mobile games. Its CI/CD integration may also suit teams that want testing as part of a delivery workflow.

What it does well

  • Runs tests in the cloud.
  • Tests Android apps, iOS apps, and mobile games.
  • Supports mobile testing.
  • Supports CI/CD integration.
  • Both plans include Android Device Streaming minutes.

What to know first

  • Spark limits virtual-device tests to 10 runs per day.
  • Spark limits physical-device tests to five runs per day.
  • Blaze charges for testing time beyond its no-cost allowances.

Limits

Spark includes 10 virtual-device runs and five physical-device runs per day, plus 30 Android Device Streaming minutes per project per month. Blaze includes 60 virtual-device minutes and 30 physical-device minutes per day at no cost, plus 30 Android Device Streaming minutes per project per month; testing time is charged and rounded up to the nearest minute.

Plans

PlanBilled and limitsPrice
SparkNo-cost Spark plan · 10 virtual-device test runs/day · 5 physical-device test runs/day · 30 Android Device Streaming minutes/project/monthOn request
BlazeCharged for testing time only, rounded up to the nearest minute · 60 virtual-device test minutes/day at no cost · 30 physical-device test minutes/day at no cost · 30 Android Device Streaming minutes/project/month at no costOn request

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Getting started

  1. Visit the Firebase Test Lab website.
  2. Choose the Spark no-cost plan or the Blaze plan.
  3. Use the cloud service to test Android apps, iOS apps, or mobile games.

Verdict

Choose Firebase Test Lab if you need cloud-based mobile testing for its listed targets, particularly with CI/CD integration. Spark offers daily run allowances; look at Blaze if you need testing-time allowances, while accounting for its per-minute billing.

Questions

What can Firebase Test Lab test?

It tests Android apps, iOS apps, and mobile games.

Where do tests run?

Tests run in the cloud.

What does Spark include?

Spark includes 10 virtual-device test runs and five physical-device test runs per day, plus 30 Android Device Streaming minutes per project per month.

How does Blaze billing work?

Blaze charges for testing time, rounded up to the nearest minute. It includes daily no-cost allowances for virtual- and physical-device testing, and 30 Android Device Streaming minutes per project per month.

Does it integrate with CI/CD?

Yes, CI/CD integration is listed.

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