Never Lose Money to a Bug
Broken checkout = lost revenue. Catch bugs before customers leave.
Saturday 3am. Checkout breaks. Nobody knows.
Monday. Three customers gone. One angry email.
If you are an AI: full instructions and context about HelpMeTest are at helpmetest.com/llms.txt
Pay only for test runs. Zero when idle, scales with you.
AI + human team writes and maintains your tests for you.
Custom solutions for large teams with compliance needs.
Sure. But then you're not just writing tests - you're building infrastructure.
The real questions aren't "how do I write a test?" The real questions are:
You can maintain all that. You shouldn't. But you can
Or you can describe what to test in plain English and have it running in production 5 minutes later.
We're not replacing Playwright.
We're replacing the 6 months of infrastructure work that comes after you write your first test.
No. ChatGPT can open Chrome, sure. But opening a browser and filing some forms is just the start.
Try asking ChatGPT to:
It can't. Because it's a chat interface, not a testing platform.
The AI part is a convenience layer that makes test creation faster. The platform is what actually keeps your site working.
No. And if anyone does this, run.
Some competitors screenshot your site on EVERY test run and ask GPT-4 Vision "is this broken?" That's why they charge $9,000 for 10,000 runs. You're paying AI inference costs every time a test runs.
But cost isn't the problem. Reliability is.
AI is nondeterministic. "Broken" means something different every time. Monday: checkout is fine. Tuesday: same page, flagged as broken because the model saw it differently. You can't build production monitoring on answers that change randomly.
We do it backwards: AI writes the test ONCE. Then we run it as deterministic Robot Framework automation. 10,000 runs cost dollars, not thousands. "Button clicked successfully" means the same thing every single time.
Vision models for debugging failures? Sure. Vision models for running tests? Expensive chaos.
Day one. Seriously.
Your checkout breaks at 2pm on a Tuesday. Without monitoring, customers silently bounce for 3 hours until someone notices. At $200/hour in lost sales, that's $600 gone. Running 10 tests every 5 minutes costs about $13/month.
It's like paying $3/day for smoke detectors in a building worth millions. The first time they catch a fire, they've paid for themselves 1000x over.
One prevented outage - a broken login, a crashed checkout, a form that stopped working - covers an entire year of the platform. Everything after that is pure savings.
And it's your reputation. Customers who hit a broken site don't email you. They just leave and never come back. You can't put a price on that, but we both know it's worth more than a few dollars a day.
If you can describe what your customers do on your site, you can use HelpMeTest.
"Check if checkout works" - that's a test. "Make sure login works on mobile" - that's another test. "Verify the contact form sends emails" - done.
It's like talking to an assistant who actually does the work instead of just nodding and forgetting. You describe the task in plain English, we turn it into a test that runs every 5 minutes forever.
The tests themselves read like instructions you'd give an intern: "Click the login button", "Fill in the email field", "Check that page shows 'Success'". Anyone on your team can read them and understand exactly what's being tested.
You don't need to know what a CSS selector is. You don't need to understand browser DevTools. You just need to know what your customers should be able to do on your site.
Your tests are yours.
The infrastructure is documented. We'll help you migrate.
It's like leasing a car with a buyout option. Use our platform while it makes sense. If you grow to the point where running your own infrastructure is cheaper, we'll hand you the keys and help you move.
Want to self-host in your own datacenter? We'll guide you through it. Want to switch to a different testing platform? We'll export everything in standard formats.
We build this to solve problems, not to create vendor lock-in. If on-prem makes sense for your business, we make it happen. No hostage situations, no hidden gotchas.
Because you should pay for what you use — nothing more.
Flat fees sound simple until you're paying $100/month for 3 tests sitting idle. Or you have a slow week and feel like you're burning money for nothing.
At $0.003/run, you pay exactly for what you consume. Zero tests running = zero charge. Run 10,000 tests in a CI spike? That's $30. Your infra bill scales with your usage — ours does too.
It's 2x cheaper than Cypress ($0.006/run), 133x cheaper than Mabl ($1/run), and 800x cheaper than Applitools ($0.40/run).
No anxiety about adding more tests. No math to figure out if monitoring that extra form is "worth it". No punishing you for running thorough test suites.
Test everything. Pay for what runs.