Test Staging Every Time It Deploys.
Point TestSprite at a branch — staging, dev, or main — and every push that produces a deployment gets tested automatically against that environment's real URL. Results show up as a check on the commit, right alongside your other checks.
Works With Any Provider That Deploys to GitHub
Watches Any Branch
Point a trigger at main, develop, staging — whichever branch has a deployment attached to it.
Matches the Right Environment
Select the TestSprite environment that corresponds to the branch, so tests run against the correct configured URL every time.
Lands as a Commit Check
No PR needed — the result appears as a check on the commit itself, visible alongside your other CI checks.
Run Independently of PR Testing
Keep a push trigger for staging and a pull request trigger for pre-merge checks at the same time — they don't interfere.
1. Select the repository and branch to watch (e.g. staging) 2. Detect events, then select the one that means "deployment finished, environment is live" 3. Pick the TestSprite environment that matches this branch (e.g. Staging → staging.example.com) 4. Create the trigger — it's active immediately Next push to that branch → deployment completes → a TestSprite check appears on the commit
Catch Drift Before Your Team Does
A shared environment that only gets checked when something looks wrong has already cost someone time. TestSprite tests it on every deploy, whether anyone's looking or not.
Built for Shared Environments
No Per-Run URL Pattern Needed
Push triggers run against the environment's configured URL directly — no placeholder pattern to maintain, unlike per-PR previews.
Verify Before You Rely On It
Send a test event first to confirm the URL is reachable and correct, before the trigger goes live on every future push.
Fix Prompts, Ready to Paste
Every failure includes a suggested fix prompt describing the likely root cause — copy it straight into your AI coding agent.
Free Community Version
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FAQ
Does the branch need a deployment already attached to it?
Yes. Open the Deployments or Environments section of your repository and confirm there's a recent, successful deployment for that branch with a live URL — TestSprite has nothing to trigger on until that exists.
How does TestSprite know which environment to test?
You pick it explicitly when you create the trigger — for example, the Dev environment for a dev branch, or Production for main. Push triggers run against that environment's configured URL every time.
Where do I see the results?
As a check on the commit, right alongside your other CI/CD checks — open it to see the full run: pass/fail counts, a quality score, and detail on any failures.
Can I run this on multiple branches at once?
Yes — create a separate trigger for each branch you want watched, each pointed at its own environment.
What if a branch has more than one environment attached?
Double-check that the event you selected corresponds to the deployment you actually intend to test, and that the Environment to test selection matches — otherwise you may end up testing a stale or unintended environment.
Never Wonder If Staging Actually Works.
Connect a repository once. Every deploy to the branch you choose gets tested automatically — no workflow file, no manual checks.