Why caution:discovered 2026-08-28 — The free plan now has limits: 15 tests, 4 test suites, 1 user, and 1 project. Full history ↓
Limits, pricing history. Verified August 2026. Last updated 2026-08-04.
We are not publishing BugBug's stored free-tier figures — our pricing change record, discovered 2026-08-28, names them as the previous ones. We rate it caution — one recorded limit reduction, discovered 2026-08-28.
Superseded: The terms we store for BugBug are the ones our own pricing change record, discovered 2026-08-28, names as the previous ones. We have not re-read BugBug's pricing page since that record, so we are not publishing them as current. Read what we recorded ↓
The free plan now has limits: 15 tests, 4 test suites, 1 user, and 1 project.
Before: Lightweight test automation tool for web applications. It is easy to learn and doesn't require coding. You can run unlimited tests on your own computer for free. You also get cloud monitoring and CI/CD integration for an additional monthly fee.
After: The Free plan includes: Unlimited local test runs, 15 tests, 4 test suites, 1 user, 1 project, AI Test recorder, Components, Edit & rewind, Screenshots, 7 days of tests history.
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We are not answering that from our stored terms today. Our pricing change record, discovered 2026-08-28, names them as the previous terms: The free plan now has limits: 15 tests, 4 test suites, 1 user, and 1 project. We have not re-read BugBug's pricing page since, so the recorded change is what we stand behind, not the figures it replaces.
What is BugBug's free tier?
BugBug's free tier is called "Free". The terms we store for BugBug are the ones our own pricing change record, discovered 2026-08-28, names as the previous ones. We have not re-read BugBug's pricing page since that record, so we are not publishing them as current.
Is BugBug's free tier reliable?
BugBug's free tier requires caution because of one specific recorded change, discovered 2026-08-28: The free plan now has limits: 15 tests, 4 test suites, 1 user, and 1 project.
Is BugBug's free tier good for production?
We are not publishing BugBug's stored free-tier figures — our pricing change record, discovered 2026-08-28, names them as the previous ones. Until we have re-read the page we cannot say what capacity BugBug gives you, so we are not recommending it for production on figures we have already superseded.
What changed in BugBug's pricing?
BugBug has had 1 recorded pricing change. Most recently: The free plan now has limits: 15 tests, 4 test suites, 1 user, and 1 project. (discovered 2026-08-28).
When will I outgrow BugBug's free tier?
When your usage exceeds the free tier limits, you'll need to upgrade or evaluate alternatives in the same category.
What category is BugBug in?
BugBug is categorized under Testing on AgentDeals.
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