For VUs that run on self-hosted test runners
(in your cloud account or on premises). Great for continuous testing.
Live browser testing involves us launching a browser for you on a test runner VM and you manually interacting with it live. Automation plans allow you to automate this testing using Selenium, Puppeteer, or Playwright while the browser runs on a test runner VM.
The VM or container in which we launch the browser for your test can either be hosted by Testable or on your own infrastructure. If you self-host you can either link your cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP) account so that we can launch a single use VM for your test or maintain one or more test runner Docker containers for your tests.
Test duration is the total time your test scenario is running on test runners. This does not include any start up, provisioning, or post-test processing time. For performance testing plans, the minimum duration is 15 minutes and after that it is rounded to the nearest minute. Also note that for some scenario types there is a multiplier (1 Playwright or Puppeteer VU = 5 billed VUs, 1 Selenium VU = 10 billed VUs). VUHs = VUs * test duration * scenario type multiplier. For example 10 JMeter VUs for 30 minutes is 5 VUH (10 VUs * 0.5 hours = 5 VUH). A 1 Playwright VU test for 10 minutes is 1.25 VUH (1 VU * 0.25 hours * 5 Playwright multiplier). Note that for browser testing plans and monitor runs the minimum duration is 5 minutes.
Yes. This applies for any plan that includes a monthly or annual allocation (e.g. 7.5k virtual user hours, 10k monitor runs, etc). Any unused quantity will rollover for one additional billing period (monthly or yearly depending on the plan). So for example if you have a monthly plan that includes 7.5k VUHs and you only use 1k this month, 6.5k will rollover to next month and get used up first. If you still haven't used those VUHs at the end of next month they will expire.
All major credit cards. For custom and enterprise plans we can accept bank transfers or purchase orders and invoice on Net 30 terms.
Yes for Testable Enterprise contracts as well as custom Testable Cloud contracts.
Each VU gets a certain amount of compute while your test is running depending on the tool used to write the test. You can configure a boost if you need more. For example you can request that every VU be allocated 4x the normal resources. For billing purposes each VU in this case would count as 4 VUs. In the other direction, for simple tests you can allocate each VU less resources (e.g. 0.5x the normal resources; 1 VU = 0.5 billed VUs).
Yes, we offer a significant discount to our non-profit customers. Please contact us for more details
For cloud subscriptions, you can cancel at any time via the Org Management menu. Once the current billing period is over your account will be downgraded and you will not be billed again.
Yes, you can. Upgrades will be processed immediately and prorated appropriately. Downgrades will be effective at the end of the current billing period.
