Their Pitch
AI test automation that works for You
Our Take
A testing tool that uses AI to fix your broken tests automatically instead of making you rewrite them every time your developers change a button color.
Deep Dive & Reality Check
Used For
- +**Your Selenium tests break every sprint when developers move a login button** → Mabl's AI detects the button moved and updates the test automatically, no script rewriting
- +**You're manually testing the same user flows before every release for 20+ hours** → Set up automated tests once, they run in your deployment pipeline and catch bugs before users do
- +**Your chatbot responses keep changing and you can't test them reliably** → AI assertions validate that responses are helpful without checking exact text matches
- +Tests across Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox simultaneously - no spinning up separate browser instances yourself
- +Connects to GitHub, Jira, and Slack - failures show up where your team already works
Best For
- >Your testing pipeline breaks every time developers change anything in the UI
- >You're spending more time fixing tests than actually testing new features
- >Manual testing is bottlenecking releases and your CEO is asking why deployments take weeks
Not For
- -Solo developers or teams under 10 people — this is built for companies with actual deployment pipelines and QA processes
- -Teams wanting full control over test scripts — the AI does the heavy lifting, which means less customization
- -Companies on tight budgets — pricing is enterprise-focused with no public tiers or free options
Pairs With
- *GitHub Actions (where tests run automatically when developers push code changes)
- *Jira (where test failures show up as tickets so someone actually fixes the bugs)
- *Slack (for notifications when tests fail at 2am, though hopefully less often now)
- *Jenkins (if you're stuck with older deployment pipelines that still need automated testing)
- *Cypress (for custom test scripts that Mabl's AI can't handle yet)
- *Selenium (Mabl can migrate your existing scripts and add the auto-healing AI layer)
The Catch
- !Despite the "low-code" marketing, you'll need developer skills for advanced features like integrations and command-line tools
- !Learning takes 2-3 weeks for the full AI workflow setup, not the "instant" experience they advertise
- !No public pricing means sales calls and custom quotes — expect enterprise-level costs even for mid-size teams
Bottom Line
Fixes your broken tests automatically so you're not debugging Selenium scripts at midnight when deployments fail.