UI testing for small teams and agencies

A whole team’s UI testing, in one tool

Record tests in Chrome, run them in our cloud or inside your network, and review every failure. AI drafts and suggests. You approve.

  1. Record

    Use your site in Chrome. SpinUI writes the steps.

  2. Run

    On a schedule, from your pipeline, or on demand.

  3. Review

    Screenshots and traces for every failure, and video on paid plans.

  • Cloud runs use Chromium
  • Private runners inside your network
  • Password fields redacted in your browser
  • No ad trackers or analytics cookies on this site

What is in the box

Everything you check after a deploy, in one tool

Browser tests are the core. The checks around them are included, so a release check does not need five tools. Availability depends on plan.

Record in Chrome

SpinUI Recorder is a Chrome extension. It turns your clicks and typing into test steps. Password fields are redacted in your browser before anything is sent.

Cloud or private runners

Cloud runs use Chromium. Private runners work inside your network and can use Firefox and WebKit where you install them.

Private runners: Team and Business.

Email testing

Give a run its own inbox. Wait for the message, open it, click a link or extract a one-time code.

Individual and up.

Crawl, accessibility and visual checks

Crawl a site (robots.txt respected), run axe-core accessibility checks and compare against an approved screenshot. Automated checks do not prove WCAG conformance.

AI that suggests, you approve

Suggested checks, failure explanations and selector fixes. A person promotes or dismisses every fix. Only minimised extracts go to Anthropic, never screenshots, secrets, cookies or test emails.

Every plan includes an AI allowance; higher plans include more.

Pipelines and coding agents

Start suites from trigger URLs and CI tokens, with samples for GitHub Actions and Azure Pipelines. Connect coding agents through MCP. Changes an agent proposes need a person’s approval.

Trigger URLs and CI tokens: Individual and up. MCP for coding agents: Team and Business.

Client workspaces

Keep each client’s tests apart in their own workspace while you manage them from one account.

Team and Business.

Schedules and alerts

Run suites on a schedule and get alerts by email, Slack, Microsoft Teams or a signed webhook.

Slack and webhook alerts: Individual and up. Teams alerts: Team and Business.

How it works

Record, run, review

No test framework to set up. Use your site, then let SpinUI repeat it.

Record

Recording opens in a fresh private window by default. Click through the flow, add checks, and save. The steps become a test in your workspace.

Run

Run on demand, on a schedule, from your pipeline or from a coding agent, in our cloud or on a runner you host.

Review

Open the failing step with its screenshot and trace (video on paid plans), read an AI explanation if your plan has one, and fix the test or the site.

Pricing

A free plan, and paid plans from $19 a month

Cloud minutes are included in every plan, with no overage fees. Yearly billing saves at least 20%. Prices in USD, VAT added where applicable.

  • Free

    $0 a month

    • 100 cloud minutes a month
    • 1 user
  • Individual

    $19 a month

    • 500 cloud minutes a month
    • 1 user
  • Team

    $49 a month

    • 6,000 cloud minutes a month
    • 5 users
  • Business

    $149 a month

    • 20,000 cloud minutes a month
    • 20 users

Questions

Straight answers

Do I need to write code?

No. You record a test by using your site. When a flow needs logic, tests support conditions, saved variables, data tables and JavaScript steps (Individual and up).

Which browsers do runs use?

Cloud runs use Chromium. On a private runner you host, Firefox and WebKit are available where you install them.

Can the AI change my tests by itself?

No. The AI proposes, for example a selector fix, and a person promotes or dismisses it. Agents connected through MCP also need a person’s approval for changes.

Where is my data hosted?

The service is hosted in the United States. The sub-processors page lists who handles what, and the privacy policy explains the rest.

Check your site the way a person would

Record your first test by using your site.