Testmo is cloud test management for manual, exploratory and automated testing. Plans start at $59/month with a free trial. See features and integrations.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Testmo is a cloud test management platform built by Testmo GmbH in Leverkusen, Germany. It brings manual test cases, exploratory testing sessions and automated test results into one tool, so QA teams can see all of their testing work in a single place.
The company positions Testmo for small and growing QA teams that want structure and visibility without the heavy configuration of traditional enterprise tools. It also supports larger organizations, with added security and reporting on higher plans.
Teams build a repository of test cases and organize work into projects, milestones, test plans and runs. Testers record results as they go, and exploratory sessions capture notes, screenshots and bugs. Custom fields, templates and configurable workflows adapt the structure to each team.
Automated tests report into the same system. Teams submit results from any framework or CI/CD pipeline using the Testmo CLI or an integration, without custom mapping or plugins. Results can be linked back to manual test cases, so one case shows both manual and automated coverage.
Beyond test case management, Testmo offers exploratory testing as a first-class feature, automation reporting that flags slow or flaky tests, and links from failures to defects. Testmo AI can generate test cases from updated product requirements, and a beta MCP server connects the test repository to AI assistants and IDEs.
Reporting includes built-in metrics, charts, dashboards, burndown and forecasts, custom print and PDF reports, and exports to CSV, Excel and JSON. A REST API lets teams pull test data and, per recent releases, create milestones and record results.
Testmo is a cloud test management platform that unifies manual, exploratory and automated testing in one place. It is designed for small and growing QA teams and developed by Testmo GmbH in Leverkusen, Germany.
Testmo lists three plans: Team at $59/month with 5 users, Business at $249/month with 15 users, and Enterprise at $599/month with 25 users. Larger user tiers are available. Annual billing offers a 15% saving.
Yes. The site offers a free trial that can be started from the homepage or pricing page. Subscriptions can be started from the trial account under Admin, then Subscription.
Testmo integrates with Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Linear and other issue trackers, with CI tools such as CircleCI, Jenkins and Bitbucket, and with automation tools such as Selenium, Cypress and Playwright. Custom integrations and a REST API cover other tools.
Yes. Teams submit results from any automation framework or CI/CD pipeline using the Testmo CLI or integrations. Results appear alongside manual and exploratory testing and can be linked to test cases.
Yes. Testmo says it is designed for small and growing QA teams, with minimal configuration and same-day setup for most teams. It also supports larger organizations through the Business and Enterprise plans.
No. Testmo is a cloud web application and the company states it does not offer an on-premise server edition at this time.
Testmo AI can generate test cases from updated product requirements, and an official MCP server is in beta. Updating test cases with AI and optimizing testing are listed as coming soon.