Catch the bug before it ships.

Probara is a test case management platform: the system of record for a QA team’s testing. You write and organize test cases, turn a release into test plans and runs, record every result, follow each failure to its defect, and see where the release stands in milestones and dashboards. Your team works in the web app, and integrations and AI agents use the same data through the REST API and the MCP server.

Yes, through the AI agents your team already uses, rather than a model of its own. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other MCP clients connect to its MCP server, with 270+ tools and operations, reached through up to 14 tools listed by default, to write test cases, start runs, record results and file defects. They sign in with OAuth 2.1, each connection is bound to one organization with read or write scopes, and every change they make lands in the audit log. The MCP server is on every plan.

Yes. Free costs nothing, and you can stay on it as long as you like. It covers up to 3 seats, viewers included, and 3 projects, 90 days of history and 1 GB of storage, with test cases, runs, test plans, defects, the REST API and the MCP server included. Jira and results from CI start on Pro.

Creating an organization starts a 14-day free Pro trial automatically, covering up to 50 seats, with no credit card required. During the trial, or afterward from your organization settings, you choose to subscribe to a plan, and billing is handled by Polar, our payment provider. When the trial ends without a subscription, the organization is paused until you either subscribe or confirm you want to continue on the Free plan. Nothing is deleted while it waits.

Yes. Import from your current tool or a spreadsheet. Probara accepts CSV, Excel, JSON, and XML files, and each import lands in your repository as soon as you run it.

Yes, on Pro. The Playwright, Jest, Cypress, Vitest and Cucumber reporters turn every CI run into a Probara test run, linked to your test cases. For any other framework, the Probara CLI sends its JUnit XML report from any CI, and for Gherkin it syncs your .feature files. Pipelines authenticate with an app token that can only report results and sync feature files.

Yes, with Jira Cloud on Pro. Create a Jira issue from a defect or link one that already exists, and status, priority and comments stay in sync both ways. Link test cases to stories and epics, and build a traceability report to see which ones they cover. A Probara panel on each Jira issue shows its linked cases, results and defects. Jira Data Center and Jira Server are not supported.

Yes. A public REST API at /api/v1 offers 410+ operations, with an OpenAPI spec and organization-scoped API tokens, on every plan. AI agents connect through the MCP server instead.

The app and the documentation are available in English and Spanish, and every team member picks their own language.

Yes. Probara is multi-tenant with the organization as a hard isolation boundary: projects, suites, cases, runs, and defects never cross organizations, and the audit log records every change inside yours.