TestPilot generates manual test cases from Jira user stories. Its AI analyzes acceptance criteria, business rules, and common QA patterns to produce happy paths, edge cases, negative scenarios, and boundary conditions. Users can review and edit the generated cases, copy them, export them as CSV, or push them to Jira. The Free plan includes 20 generations per month; Pro provides unlimited generations for $19.00 USD per month. Team costs $49.00 USD per month and adds up to five members, shared test history, priority support, SSO or enterprise authentication, and custom integrations. TestPilot describes itself as built for QA teams moving quickly without enterprise budgets. It says story data is discarded after generation and not used for training; its privacy policy says story content is sent to Anthropic's API and is not permanently stored on TestPilot servers. Generated cases are suggestions, and the terms say they may not be accurate or complete, so a qualified QA professional should review them. Automatic Jira story retrieval is described as coming soon in Pro.
Who it is for
TestPilot suits QA teams that want to turn Jira stories and acceptance criteria into draft manual test cases. It may fit teams looking for a generation tool with a free monthly allowance.
What is good
- Generates several scenario types from stories
- Users can edit and export generated cases
- Free plan includes 20 monthly generations
- Team plan includes shared test history
What to know first
- Free plan is limited to 20 generations monthly
- Generated cases may be inaccurate or incomplete
- Automatic Jira story retrieval is coming soon in Pro
Verdict
TestPilot can produce editable test-case suggestions from Jira story details, with options to export or send them to Jira. Treat generated cases as drafts for qualified QA review, and note the free plan's monthly generation cap.
TestPilot plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI test case generators
- Free plan
- Yes
- Requirements input
- Yes
- Acceptance criteria
- Yes
