Testery

What Testery is

Testery is a cloud test orchestration platform for running existing automated tests and coordinating them with CI/CD. It distributes tests across parallel cloud runs and offers flaky-test detection, quarantine, and automatic retries. Test results can include logs, screenshots, and video, with shareable evidence for each run. Pull request status checks can hold merges or deployments until tests pass. The site lists support for frameworks including Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, Robot Framework, Jest, Cucumber/BDD, Postman, and JUnit/TestNG. Integrations include GitHub, Bitbucket, Slack, Microsoft Teams, OpsGenie, and webhooks. Compatible assistants can use a Claude Code plugin or MCP server to trigger runs, review results, and rerun failures. Local runs execute on the user's hardware, and users choose which results sync to the cloud. The Growth plan is free for 10 test execution hours, then $1.20/hr; it includes 10 parallel runners. Team is $500 a month and Scaling is $950 a month. Cloud tests accessing firewalled environments require whitelisting Testery static IPs or using a tunnel such as ngrok; certificate-based authentication is not currently supported.

Who it suits

Testery suits teams coordinating automated software tests with CI/CD, especially those wanting parallel runs, test-failure handling, and run evidence. It also offers local execution and integrations with development and communication tools.

Limits

Growth includes 10 test execution hours per month, then costs $1.20 per hour. Team includes 500 test execution hours per month and Scaling includes 1,000; each lists 30 parallel test runners. Enterprise lists custom pricing and any number of parallel tests.

Getting started

1. Visit testery.io.
2. Choose the Growth plan or review Team, Scaling, and Enterprise options.
3. Connect a supported test framework and CI/CD workflow.
4. Run tests in the cloud or locally on your hardware.
5. For local runs, choose which results sync to the cloud.
6. For cloud tests that access a firewalled environment, whitelist Testery static IPs or use a tunneling tool such as ngrok.

Verdict

Testery combines parallel test execution with CI/CD gates and tools for handling flaky tests. Its cloud access requirements and lack of certificate-based authentication are important to consider for firewalled environments.