Tesbo Test Manager review
Tesbo combines structured test management, traceability, reporting and AI-assisted case generation.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Tesbo Test Manager is an open-source test management platform for QA teams that need a central system for cases, requirements, plans, runs and defects. Its repository supports nested suites, priorities and rich steps, while execution results, coverage rollups, pass-rate reporting, flaky-test reporting and risk reporting help organize quality work. Teams can use a managed cloud workspace, connect through the API, or self-host with Docker, PostgreSQL and Redis. AI-assisted test-case generation is included with human review, making Tesbo a fit for teams that want structured tracking with automation support and control over deployment.
Pricing separates self-hosted access from managed cloud plans. Community is free forever and includes the complete open-source product, unlimited projects, unlimited team members, unlimited test cases, plans, runs and workspace activity under the Apache 2.0 license. Launch is free per workspace per month and adds Tesbo Cloud, up to 2 projects, 500 MB of total workspace storage, up to 3 team members, Jira integration and 1 core agent. Pro costs $30 per workspace per month when billed annually or $40 per workspace per month when billed monthly. It includes unlimited projects and members, 5 GB of storage, Jira, Linear and more integrations, and the full agent marketplace.
Tesbo’s strongest fit is for teams that value open-source ownership, self-hosting and a focused testing workflow. Requirements traceability, audit logs, defect creation from failed runs and Playwright reporting with failure evidence cover important links between planning, execution and review. The integration list includes Jira, Linear and Playwright, so organizations with a wider existing tool ecosystem should assess connector coverage before choosing it. Teams wanting broad cloud collaboration at no cost may find Launch restrictive because of its project, member and storage limits. Community or Pro suits teams needing scale; teams prioritizing a larger integration catalog should consider alternatives.
Tesbo Test Manager pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Unlimited projects, members and test activity in Community and Pro
- Requirements traceability, execution reporting and defect tracking
- Self-hosting, API access, Playwright evidence and AI case generation
- Where it doesn't
- Launch is limited to 2 projects and 3 team members
- Cloud storage is capped at 500 MB on Launch and 5 GB on Pro
- Its listed integrations are narrower than broader test platforms
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