Pricing

Pricing that tracks what you run.

Credits, not seats. You pay for the browsers, emulators, and devices your tests actually use. Start with $10 in credits, no card.

Free
$0
For kicking the tires.
  • $10 in credits, no card required
  • 14-day window
  • Cloud browsers, emulators, and Device Farm access
  • MCP server and 42 tools
  • Community support
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Pay-as-you-go
$0.01= 1 credit
For light or bursty workloads.
  • Buy credits, spend them on anything Kifas runs
  • No monthly commitment
  • The autonomous loop and self-healing
  • Email support
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Pro
$199/mo
For teams shipping real features.
  • Everything in Pay-as-you-go
  • Monthly credit allowance at the best per-credit rate
  • GitHub-connected autonomous loop
  • Self-healing with configurable break thresholds
  • Auth Catalog, vibe testing, hybrid engine
  • Priority email support
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QA Squad
Custom
A QA team's worth of work, run by agents.
  • Everything in Pro
  • Always-on agents that scan, suggest, build, run, and heal across all your repos
  • Priority self-heal triage and real-bug routing into your pipeline
  • Highest concurrency and the largest Device Farm pool
  • Named state handles shared across the org
  • SSO, audit logs, and a DPA
  • Dedicated support channel and onboarding
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QA Squad is a team of AI agents, not contracted headcount. It does the volume of work a dedicated QA team would, and it runs around the clock.

How credits work

One currency for everything Kifas runs.

A credit is a unit of compute, worth about a penny. Spawning a browser, running a flow, holding a device open: each draws credits at a published rate. You are never billed per seat, so adding teammates costs nothing on its own. Idle costs nothing. You spend when tests run.

2 cr
Cloud browser
per minute
5 cr
Mobile emulator
per minute
22 cr
Device Farm
real devices · per minute
1-12 cr
AI step
vibe · explore

Real devices cost more because they are real hardware, held exclusively for your run. Emulators cover most flows at 5 credits/min. Reach for the Device Farm when you need the real thing: camera, biometrics, GPU, or hardware quirks.

Cloud browser per minute · Chromium, Firefox, WebKit2 cr
Mobile emulator per minute · iOS & Android5 cr
Device Farm per minute · real physical devices22 cr
AI step — Lite vibe / explore1 cr
AI step — Pro vibe / explore4 cr
AI step — Premium vibe / explore12 cr
Held state & long sessions drawn while they are openmetered
Self-heal & exploration runs draw like any other runmetered
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Estimate before you commit.

Set a few numbers and watch the monthly estimate update.

Estimated monthly credits
94,080 credits / month
at ~$0.01 / credit
$941/mo
9,600 runs/mo · 19,200 device-minutes · 10% on real devices
Self-heal usually lowers this over time by killing redundant retries, and emulators are the cheaper default for most mobile flows.

Full feature comparison

Free
Pay-as-you-go
Pro
QA Squad
Getting started
Free credits to start
$10
$10
$10
$10
Card required to start
Resources
Cloud browsers (2 cr/min)
Mobile emulators (5 cr/min)
Device Farm, real devices (22 cr/min)
MCP server and 42 tools
Cold start p50 under 3s
The autonomous loop
GitHub-connected loop
Self-healing tests
Configurable break threshold
Real-bug routing (PR comment, CI break, webhook)
partial
Auth Catalog
Vibe testing
Hybrid engine and Playwright export
Named state handles
org-wide
Scale & governance
Concurrency
Low
Standard
High
Highest
SSO and audit logs
DPA
on request
on request
Support
Community
Email
Priority email
Dedicated

FAQ

Yes. $10 in credits, no card, 14 days. When the credits or the window run out, nothing auto-charges. You decide whether to add a payment method.
Because they are real hardware, leased exclusively for your run. Emulators handle most flows at 5 credits/min. The Device Farm is there for the things only real hardware can do: camera, biometrics, GPU behavior, and hardware-specific bugs.
No. Pricing is credit-based, so adding teammates does not add cost. You pay for what your tests run.
About a penny. Per-action rates are published above and shown live on your usage dashboard.
No. Self-heal runs draw credits like any other run, and they usually lower your total spend by cutting pointless retries and the engineer-hours that follow them.
Always. Everything compiles to standard Playwright, and you can export and run it in your own CI whenever you like.
Scale and governance. Always-on agents across every repo, priority self-heal triage, the largest Device Farm pool, org-wide state, SSO, audit logs, and a dedicated support channel.

Try it on your own repo.

$10 in credits, no card, 14 days. That is enough to connect GitHub, get suggested tests, and watch a real self-heal happen.

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