Lastest review
A flexible visual testing platform with free cloud and self-hosted options.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Lastest is a visual regression testing platform for teams that need to detect unintended interface changes before release. It records no-code browser flows, generates or imports Playwright tests, captures screenshots, and compares them with pixel, structural, and perceptual diff engines. Human review and approval workflows help teams evaluate changes before merging. The product suits web teams that want managed cloud testing or Docker-based self-hosting, with support for API access and AI-agent workflows through MCP.
The pricing structure covers both hosted and self-managed use. Cloud Free costs €0 per month and includes Lastest hosting and community support. Cloud Starter costs €29 per month and adds CI integrations for GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, plus email support. Cloud Pro adds SSO / SAML, priority support, and a cross-browser add-on, while the Human + AI option is a €2,500 one-time engagement covering regression-suite implementation, baseline and evidence handoff, and team training. Self-host Free costs €0 forever and includes unlimited tests, replays, browsers, seats, and projects, along with community support and CI/CD integration. Self-host Standard costs €3,000 per year and adds a supported license, basic SLA, CI agents, and email and ticket support. Enterprise adds an on-premise agent, advanced SLAs, SSO / SAML, audit logs, data retention, and professional services.
Lastest fits teams working with GitHub, GitLab, Vercel, Jenkins, Playwright, VS Code, Slack, Discord, Google Sheets, and custom webhooks. GitHub Actions and GitLab CI support connect visual checks to delivery workflows, while Docker deployment supports self-managed environments. Its main limitation is browser coverage: the product currently runs headless Chromium, so teams requiring Firefox or WebKit capture should choose another tool or wait for those roadmap items. Pick Lastest for flexible deployment, low-cost entry plans, and layered visual diffs; look elsewhere when verified cross-browser testing is essential.
Lastest pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Pixel, structural, and perceptual visual diff engines
- Free self-hosted plan with unlimited tests, seats, and projects
- CI/CD checks, approval workflows, and AI-generated Playwright tests
- Where it doesn't
- Cross-browser capture is not available
- Cloud Pro and Enterprise pricing is not shown
- Free cloud plan includes community support only
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