Pay for TestingBot

TestingBot’s pricing page has three self-serve subscriptions plus a quote-only Enterprise tier. Live, for manual testing, is listed at €20 per user per month billed annually, or €30 month-to-month, with unlimited live and visual testing and seat options from 1 to 25 users. Automated starts at €50 a month billed annually, or €70 month-to-month, for one parallel test and 1,000 automated minutes a month, and scales through tiers up to 24 parallel tests and 20,000 minutes. Automated Pro starts at €90 a month billed annually, or €120 month-to-month, per parallel test, and removes the minute limit altogether. Enterprise (10 or more parallel tests, single sign-on, priority support) is priced on request.

If you do not want a subscription, TestingBot also sells Pay As You Go packs as a one-time payment: 1,000 minutes for €60, 2,000 for €120, 5,000 for €250 or 15,000 for €600. The credits never expire. There is an optional auto-renew switch that buys the same pack again when your credits run low — useful, but only if the card on file has funds.

A note on currency: the prices above are the euro figures on TestingBot’s pricing page, and the site may show a different currency depending on where you browse from. Look at the currency and total on the checkout page before you confirm. A Mehbit card holds US dollars, so a charge in euros is converted at the card network’s rate on the day; keep a little more on the card than the bare price.

TestingBot says it accepts credit cards and wire transfers, with extra payment options for EU customers. Its terms name Stripe or FastSpring as the payment provider that renews subscriptions, and say card details are not stored on TestingBot’s own site. Crypto is not listed, which is where a USDT-funded card fits: you keep your money in USDT, move what you need onto a Mehbit card and pay by card.

Subscriptions renew automatically at the end of each term, monthly or yearly. You can cancel at any time — the terms say to do it by contacting [email protected] — and cancellation takes effect at the end of the term you have already paid for. TestingBot’s terms state that all fees already paid are non-refundable, including an advance payment for the term in which you cancel, and its FAQ adds that if you cancel mid-month you are still charged for that month. On the Automated plan, once the monthly minutes are used up tests stop until the next billing month unless you upgrade.

One more thing to know before you pay: TestingBot’s terms require customers to comply with US and other applicable export-control laws. It does not publish a list of countries, so if you are unsure whether you are eligible, ask TestingBot’s support before paying — fees are not refunded afterwards.