Ghost Inspector

What Ghost Inspector is

Ghost Inspector is a no-code platform for automated browser testing of websites and web applications. Its browser extension records clicks, form entries, and navigation as reusable tests; a drag-and-drop editor lets users change test steps without code. Tests can be scheduled as often as every minute, and failure alerts can include screenshots and video. More advanced checks can use JavaScript, conditional branching, and CSV data. Integrations include GitHub Actions, Jenkins, and CircleCI, and tests can also be triggered through its REST API. Teams can share test suites, manage role-based access, and receive notifications. Failure messages can go to Slack, email, or PagerDuty. Ghost Inspector says it is SOC 2 compliant across all plans; Enterprise customers can request an audit report. Plans start at $109/mo (annual), and each plan includes a 14-day trial with Scale features and no credit card requirement. Monthly execution limits apply: when the limit is exceeded, tests pause for the rest of the billing period. The product is presented for QA testers, engineers, and product managers, including teams without dedicated QA engineers.

Who it suits

Ghost Inspector suits QA testers, engineers, and product managers who need automated browser tests, including teams without dedicated QA engineers. Shared suites and role-based access may fit teams coordinating testing.

Limits

The Starter plan allows 10,000 test runs per month for five team members and keeps six months of result history. A run is one execution of one test; when the monthly limit is exceeded, tests pause for the remainder of the billing period.

Getting started

1. Open the Ghost Inspector website
2. Start the 14-day trial without a credit card
3. Install or use the browser extension to record actions
4. Edit recorded steps in the drag-and-drop editor
5. Schedule tests and configure failure notifications
6. Connect CI services or trigger runs through the REST API

Verdict

Ghost Inspector combines recorded browser tests with scheduling, integrations, and team controls. Review the monthly run limit and annual billing before choosing a paid plan; each plan starts with a 14-day trial.