QA you never write or maintain.
Describe it once. Monito keeps proving it.
Describe
Write what should work, in plain English: A new user can sign up and lands on an empty dashboard. Not sure where to start? Discovery explores your app and proposes tests to review.
Prove
Monito does it in a real browser and returns passed, failed or cannot verify. A pass has to cite a measured check. If Monito can't prove it, it doesn't pass.
Keep proving
On Pro, run it on every deploy (GitHub Actions, a deploy webhook or Vercel previews) or on a schedule. You hear from Monito when something breaks.
A pass you can check.
AI testing tools ask you to trust them. Monito shows its work.
A pass has to be proven
Every expected behavior must cite a measured check: an assertion on the page or a visual check of a screenshot. No proof, no pass.
It never changes what you expect
Monito never rewrites a test to make it pass. When your app changes, you get a finding, not a quietly healed test.
Accuracy we publish
Right 110 of 111 times on our test corpus, with 0 false passes and 0 false fails. Every run is public, and so are the limits. How we measure
Our mistakes are free
If Monito caused the error, the run costs nothing and its credits come back. A test that finds a bug in your app still counts.
Reports anyone can open
Every run is a report your team can read: steps, screenshots, network and console, and the exact checks behind the verdict.
Your journeys on a status page
Publish the flows that matter on a public status page, verified in a real browser (on Pro). We test ourselves the same way: sign in, create a project, run a test, read the docs.
See oursWorks where you build.
On your machine, in CI and from your coding agent.
Check localhost
monito check --local 3000 "…" tests your dev server through a private tunnel from your machine. Nothing listening, no run, no charge.
A verdict for your coding agent
Over MCP or the CLI, your agent gets the verdict and the evidence back. The browser stays out of its context, and your saved login passwords never reach the model.
Stop a bad deploy
A failed run exits non-zero, so CI stops the build. On Pro, the GitHub Actions integration posts one check per run and updates a single PR comment when needed.
Evidence, not a summary
Bug reports come with repro steps, failed network requests, console errors and screenshots. Add --json to any CLI command for output you can pipe.
For scripts, CI and any agent that runs shell commands. Every command takes --json, and a failed run exits non-zero.
npm i -g @monitodev/clihttps://www.monito.dev/api/mcpNothing to install. Add the URL to your client and sign in to Monito in the browser when it asks.
claude mcp add --transport http monito https://www.monito.dev/api/mcpFrequently asked questions
Start free. Pay for what runs.
One credit is one test run. A discovery costs 20. No seats, no per-project fees.
50 free test credits to start, no card
- Manual runs and Discovery included
- Run evidence kept 30 days
For founders and small teams shipping every week
700 credits each month
≈ 600 tests + 5 discoveries
- Unlimited projects and environments
- Automations: schedules, deploy webhook, GitHub Actions
- Public status page
- API keys
- Bug reports with screenshots, network and console evidence
- Run evidence kept 90 days
For teams running suites on every deploy
1,800 credits each month
≈ 1,500 tests + 15 discoveries
- Everything in Pro
- Slack notifications
- Run evidence kept 180 days
- Priority support
For larger teams with their own limits and requirements
- Custom credit volume
- Custom data retention
- Direct line to the founder
50 free test credits to start, no card. Without a plan, run evidence is kept 30 days. If Monito caused the error, you don't pay.