Pay per check, never per person.
Forty checks a month are free. Paid plans add more people to each check.
Free
$0/ month
- Checks included
- 40 / month
- Overage
- Never billed
- Free test creations
- 10 / month
- Apps
- 1
- People per check
- 1 person
- Recordings kept
- 30 days
- Checks at once
- 1
- Support
- Blocks the merge
- Not included
Solo
$29$19first month
Everything in Free, plus
- Blocks the merge
- Checks included
- 75 / month
- Overage
- $0.47 / check
- Free test creations
- 30 / month
- Apps
- 3
- People per check
- 2 people
- Members
- 1
- Recordings kept
- Indefinitely
Team
$149/ month
Everything in Solo, plus
- Checks included
- 500 / month
- Overage
- $0.45 / check
- Free test creations
- 100 / month
- Apps
- 10, more on request
- People per check
- 5 people
- Members
- Unlimited
- Checks at once
- 2
The alternatives
Same job, three prices.
You are already paying for one of these.
Connect GitHub. Tada checks your next pull request.
Weeks of spec-writing before the first useful red.
A hiring pipeline, or the founder clicking through at 11pm.
Every pull request, in a real browser, signed in as the people who use the feature.
Only what someone wrote a spec for.
Whatever there was time for before the release.
Tada keeps the tests. Your agent updates them when it changes the feature.
Specs rot and flake until the suite is its own project.
Walkthrough scripts nobody updates.
A film of the pass. Anyone with the link can watch.
A green dot the reviewer has to trust.
“Works on my machine,” in Slack.
The check is Failed and shows the step where it stopped.
A flaky red you re-run until it passes.
A bug report, after it merged.
A price per check. 40 free every month.
Engineering hours, forever.
A salary.
Stop shipping code no one ran.
Tada signs in as your users each time a pull request deploys, and posts Passed or Failed before anyone merges.