smolanalytics vs TestSprite.
Agentic testing for every change you ship, with an MCP server for Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code and Codex.
TestSprite or smolanalytics?
Both cost $19 a month at the entry tier and both post results to the pull request. TestSprite meters credits, so the bill moves with how much work each run needs. smolanalytics meters tested pull requests, so a suite that grows does not cost more until you open more pull requests. Pick on the meter, not the headline price.
| smolanalytics | TestSprite | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $19/month with 100 tested pull requests included, then 10c each. 14-day trial at those limits, no card. The agent runs on your own Anthropic key, billed to you and never resold. | Free at 150 credits a month. Starter is $0 for the first month then $19 a month for 400 credits. Standard $69 a month for 1,600 credits. Enterprise custom. |
| What you are billed for | A tested pull request. Running the suite ten times on one pull request is one unit. | Credits, consumed per run. |
| How a test is written | One English sentence in a markdown file. No selectors, no page objects, no fixtures, no code to maintain. | Generated by the agent from your codebase and requirements, with an open-source CLI. |
| On a pull request | One comment, edited in place on every push, with the file to blame named and the evidence quoted. | Every pull request is re-checked against the full suite before it lands, and the result posts to the pull request. |
| In your editor | MCP server: run the suite, read what broke, keep tracking correct. | MCP server for Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code and Codex. |
where TestSprite is the better pick
TestSprite generates tests by reading your codebase, which is real work we do not do: our suggest command walks the running app instead, so it can only propose flows it can see from the outside. They also have a free tier at 150 credits a month, and a team behind the product.
where smolanalytics is
The meter. A credit balance makes the cost of running your suite more often into a decision you have to think about, and the whole point of end-to-end tests is running them on every change. Billing a tested pull request means re-running after a fix is free. Past that: our first run needs no account, and a recording that stops fitting is reported as stale rather than counted as a failure.
How it works walks the loop from the sentence to the comment on the pull request, and the docs have the flags, the suite format and the CI step.
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One sentence, on your app, tonight.
Point it at a URL that is already running and describe what should work. The first run uses the agent; once it passes it is recorded, so every run after that replays with no model at all.