Tesults review
Low-cost test analytics with broad framework coverage and focused CI connectivity.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Tesults is a cloud-based test reporting and analytics platform for engineering and QA teams. It collects automated and manual test results, stores historical runs, and presents dashboards for test trends, run comparisons, regression analysis, flaky-test detection, and failure explanations. Release records, checklists, and task assignment for failing test cases extend its scope beyond basic result storage. Web, iOS, Android, API, and test intelligence API and MCP access make it suitable for teams that want reporting available across development and delivery workflows.
Pricing is structured around a lifetime Free plan and paid tiers. Free includes unlimited users, five targets, 10 lists and runs, 30-day automated test results history, and unlimited third-party integrations. According to the vendor's pricing page, Standard costs $19 per active user per month when billed annually or $20.65 with monthly billing, adding 90-day history, 50GB per user per month of file storage, and standard support. Plus costs $37 annually billed or $40.22 monthly, with 365-day history, 100GB per user per month, and priority support. Enterprise is a custom fixed-price plan with customized limits and support.
Tesults fits teams working across varied testing stacks: the published framework list includes JUnit, pytest, NUnit, RSpec, Jest, Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, XCTest, Espresso, Rust test tools, Postman, and others. Integrations include Slack, Microsoft Teams, Mattermost, PagerDuty, Jira, and GitHub Actions, while the API supports CI workflows. Its strongest fit is a cost-conscious team needing centralized analytics, historical dashboards, and failure intelligence across multiple frameworks. Teams needing CI integrations beyond GitHub Actions or longer free-plan history should compare alternatives before choosing it.
Tesults pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Lifetime free plan with unlimited users and third-party integrations
- Flaky-test detection, regression analysis, and failure explanations
- Supports a broad range of testing frameworks and result formats
- Where it doesn't
- CI integration is limited to GitHub Actions
- Free plan limits automated history to 30 days
- Paid plans use active-user pricing and separate storage limits
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