Modernize Your Selenium Testing With an Autonomous AI Agent
Seamlessly Integrates With Your Favorite AI-Powered Editors
Retire the Framework, Not the Coverage
TestSprite replaces hand-written Selenium suites with autonomous UI and API tests generated from your requirements and codebase — no WebDriver setup, no locator files to maintain.
Understands Your Product, Not Just Your DOM
Parses your PRD—or infers intent from your codebase via MCP—so generated tests validate real user journeys instead of chasing brittle element selectors.
Tests Frontend and Backend in One Pass
Runs real-browser UI tests alongside API tests against your OpenAPI/Swagger spec or a live endpoint, all executed in an isolated cloud sandbox.
Auto-Heals Flaky Selectors
When the UI shifts, TestSprite adjusts automatically instead of throwing a stale-element exception — while keeping assertions strict enough to still catch real regressions.
Deliver What Your Selenium Suite Couldn't Keep Up With
Move from hand-maintained Selenium scripts to an autonomous testing agent that plans, executes, and reports — without babysitting a test suite.
Boost What You Deploy
Scheduled Monitoring
Automatically re-run suites on reliable schedules — no cron jobs or Selenium Grid to keep alive.
Smart Test Group Management
Group your most critical UI and API flows for quick re-runs and trend tracking, in place of a fragmented Selenium suite.
Free Community Version
Get started with a free community edition — evaluate the switch before scaling up.
End-to-End Coverage
Test frontend and backend in one platform, not just what a WebDriver session can reach.
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"TestSprite's automation helps us reduce tons of manual work. The developers can easily catch and resolve bugs earlier in the development process."
FAQ
Does TestSprite run my existing Selenium tests?
No. TestSprite doesn't execute or import existing Selenium/WebDriver scripts. Instead, it generates new autonomous tests from your requirements and codebase, then runs them in a cloud sandbox. It's built to replace a Selenium suite over time, not plug into one.
Why replace Selenium with an AI testing agent instead of maintaining it?
Selenium suites accumulate maintenance debt: locators drift as the UI changes, waits need constant tuning, and page-object code grows alongside the app. TestSprite removes that layer by generating tests directly from intent and auto-healing selector drift, so teams spend less time on script upkeep and more on shipping.
What does TestSprite actually test if not through Selenium WebDriver?
TestSprite runs real-browser UI tests via Playwright against a live URL, and API tests against your OpenAPI/Swagger spec, Postman collection, or plain-language docs — both executed in an isolated cloud sandbox with full logs, screenshots, and videos.
Can TestSprite cover both UI and API testing in one place?
Yes. Selenium alone only automates the browser; TestSprite tests frontend flows and backend APIs from the same platform, so coverage isn't limited to what a UI click-path can reach.
How does TestSprite fit into a team that currently runs Selenium?
Teams typically adopt TestSprite for new coverage first — via its IDE/MCP integration or CLI — while their existing Selenium suite keeps running, then retire Selenium tests gradually as autonomous coverage catches up. There's no forced cutover.