Autify review
Broad AI test coverage across web, mobile, desktop, email, and visual regression.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Autify is an AI-powered software testing and test automation platform for engineering and QA teams. Its product range covers end-to-end testing across web, mobile, desktop, email, and visual-regression scenarios. The platform includes AI-generated test cases from requirements and specifications, natural-language scenario creation, AI-assisted locator recovery, defect analysis, and test maintenance. It supports Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and WebKit, with Playwright code import and export, plus support for Playwright, Selenium, and Cypress.
Pricing is split between Aximo and Nexus. Aximo Free includes 2,000 credits, one web concurrency, one mobile concurrency, and cloud hosting. Aximo Core costs $99 per month billed annually or $120 per month billed monthly, with 72,000 annual credits or 6,000 monthly credits, five web concurrency, and two mobile concurrency. Aximo Team costs $450 per month billed annually or $550 per month billed monthly, with 360,000 annual credits or 30,000 monthly credits, 20 web concurrency, and five mobile concurrency. Aximo Enterprise offers custom credits, custom concurrency, and on-premises or dedicated infrastructure. Nexus Free Tier includes one user, local execution, unlimited tests, and unlimited scenarios; Nexus Professional costs $3,600 per year and adds generative AI features, one shared workspace, and Intercom support.
Autify fits teams that want wide test coverage and flexible execution across local and cloud environments, with enterprise on-premises deployment available. Its API and official integrations support CI/CD workflows, while the published platform details identify API as the listed integration. The breadth is useful for organizations testing several product surfaces, but teams seeking a broader prebuilt integration ecosystem may prefer an alternative. Choose Autify when AI-assisted creation, self-healing, visual regression, and cross-platform coverage matter; consider another tool when integrations are the primary buying criterion.
Autify pros and cons
- Where it wins
- AI-generated tests from requirements and natural-language scenarios
- Web, mobile, desktop, email, and visual regression coverage
- Hybrid execution with local, cloud, and enterprise on-premises options
- Where it doesn't
- Integrations are comparatively limited to API
- Paid Aximo plans are credit- and concurrency-based
- Nexus Professional is separately priced from the Aximo plans
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