TestLog review
A low-cost web tool for turning test-result files into useful reports.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
TestLog is a web-based test reporting tool for QA and SDET teams, developers, technical leads, and product or engineering managers. It turns uploaded JUnit XML, Playwright JSON, and k6 JSON test reports into interactive dashboards and shareable reports. The product focuses on making test outcomes easier to review, with views for success rates, execution trends, duration statistics, error grouping, and detailed failure breakdowns.
Pricing is straightforward. The Free plan costs €0 per month and includes public sharing plus basic PDF and HTML exports. The Pro plan costs €9 per month, billed monthly, and adds unlimited test reports, advanced analytics, Excel exports, and priority support. Pro also provides the broader reporting set around filtering, sorting, trend analysis, duration insights, error grouping, and detailed failure reporting. That structure suits teams that want to begin with basic report sharing and move to richer analysis at a low monthly price.
TestLog’s main strength is focused report analysis rather than a broad testing platform. Teams can share public report links and export results to PDF, HTML, or Excel, making the output useful for technical reviews and wider status updates. Its supported inputs cover JUnit XML, Playwright JSON, and k6 JSON, while its workflow is built around uploading test-result files. The product does not provide flaky-test detection, so teams that need dedicated flake analysis should choose a more specialized option. TestLog is a good fit for teams seeking simple, affordable dashboards and report exports; it is less suitable for organizations looking for a wider ecosystem of testing integrations or deeper flaky-test management.
TestLog pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports JUnit XML, Playwright JSON, and k6 JSON reports
- Interactive dashboards cover trends, durations, errors, and failures
- Free plan includes public sharing and PDF or HTML exports
- Where it doesn't
- Analytics beyond the basics require the Pro plan
- No documented flaky-test detection
- The workflow centers on uploaded report files
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