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Flakiness.io vs FlakyGuard

Both stand on test analytics software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Flakiness.io

Free plan Self-hostedWeb

Flakiness.io combines cross-commit test analysis with reports and uploaded run artifacts. Consider its storage and retention limits, or ask the maker about self-hosted licensing.

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FlakyGuard

Free plan Web

Choose FlakyGuard if your team uses GitHub Actions and wants to detect, quarantine, and diagnose flaky tests without changing test code. Its free plan provides detection and basic quarantine for up to three repositories. Teams needing more repositories, advanced analysis, or enterprise controls should review the paid plans; the site is currently inviting teams to join a waitlist for launch.

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The facts

Flakiness.ioFlakyGuard
Free planYesYes
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onSelf-hosted, WebWeb
Lowest paid planStartup: $49 a monthTeam: $49 a month
Plans published43
MakerNot publishedNot published
Websiteflakiness.ioflakyguard.com
On test analytics software#8 of 30#12 of 30

Flakiness.io: what it does well

  • Identifies flakes and persistent test regressions.
  • Supports a range of test runners.
  • Separates staging and production histories.
  • Reports include errors, telemetry and test waterfalls.
  • Free plan includes unlimited test runs and users.

What to know first

  • Free plan retention is 90 days.
  • Free plan includes 1 GB artifact storage.
  • Self-hosted licensing details require contacting the maker.

FlakyGuard: what it does well

  • Tracks pass and fail history with statistical flip-rate analysis.
  • Automatically quarantines tests and restores them once stable.
  • Classifies failures and tailors fix suggestions to diagnosed causes.
  • Accepts JUnit XML and JSON reports from any test framework.
  • Team analytics cover trends across repositories and test suites.

What to know first

  • Current CI support is limited to GitHub Actions.
  • The free plan covers up to three repositories.
  • Team costs $49 a month.

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