Platform Overview
What TestKase's five products do, how they share one login and team, and who can see what.
TestKase is five testing products behind one login, one team and one bill.
| Product | What it does | Where it lives |
|---|---|---|
| Automate | Runs your Selenium, Playwright, Appium, Espresso and XCUITest suites on real browsers and real phones, from CI | automate.testkase.com |
| Live | Real phones and browsers you drive by hand, in a browser tab | live.testkase.com |
| Test Management | Test cases, cycles, plans, requirements and defects | test-management.testkase.com |
| Accessibility | WCAG scans of your site, run on real browsers | accessibility.testkase.com |
| Visual | Screenshots of your pages, compared with the version you approved, to catch changes you didn't mean to make | visual.testkase.com |
You sign in once at testkase.com and move between them from the sidebar. Each team member can be given access to any of the five.
Who can see what
Everyone has one organization role:
| Role | Can |
|---|---|
| Owner | Everything, including billing and deleting the organization |
| Admin | Everything except billing and deleting the organization |
| Member | Only the projects they are added to |
Owners and Admins reach every project without being added to it.
Inside Test Management, people also have a project role — Project Admin, User or Guest.
Project roles are editable, so their names don't tell you much. What a Guest or a User can do is set per project under Project settings → User Permissions, and a Guest in one project can have rights a User lacks in another. Check that screen rather than trusting the role name.
See Roles & permissions.
What it costs to start
Nothing, and no feature is locked behind a plan. A free organization gets 3 users, 3 GB of storage, 100 AI credits once, and 15 device-minutes each for Automate and Live — a lifetime figure, not monthly.
Accessibility scans spend those same device-minutes. Everything else is in Plans & pricing and Usage & minutes.
Signing in
Email and password, Google, or Microsoft. Email sign-in also sends you a 6-digit code. There is no SAML or OIDC single sign-on.
One login covers every product — see Signup & login.