Manual and automated testing in one place, priced per person instead of per bundle. Probara starts free, has no seat minimum, keeps read-only users free, works fully in Spanish, and has webhooks and an MCP server for AI agents available today.
What each product offers, as published by its vendor. Probara’s column covers every plan, with the plan noted where a feature needs one.
What each product offers, as published by its vendor. Probara’s column covers every plan, with the plan noted where a feature needs one.
Feature
Probara
Testmo
Platform
Cloud (SaaS)
Included
IncludedAWS US East only
Self-hosted option
Not available
Not available
Works without Jira
IncludedNo Jira license needed
IncludedOptional Jira Cloud app
Free plan
IncludedUp to 3 users and 3 projects
Not availableFree trial only
Interface in Spanish
IncludedEnglish and Spanish
Not availableNo language setting documented
Billing in local currencies
IncludedUSD, EUR, MXN, BRL and COP
Not availableUSD
Test design
Suites and folders
IncludedNested suites
IncludedFolders, tags and fields
Shared steps
IncludedShared across projects from Pro
Not availableNot documented
Parameterized test cases
IncludedShared parameters across projects from Pro
Not availableNot documented
Custom fields
On some plansPro
IncludedFields and templates
Test case version history
On some plansCompare and restore, Pro
PartialHistory in the API; no restore documented
Test case review and approval
On some plansPro
PartialCustom workflow states, no approvals
Execution
Test runs
Included
Included
Test plans
Included
Included
Configurations (browsers, devices, environments)
IncludedConfiguration matrix on test plans
Included
Milestones and releases
Included
Included
Exploratory testing sessions
Not available
IncludedFull exploratory sessions
Tracking and reporting
Built-in defect tracking
IncludedLinked to results and cases
Not availablePushed to Jira, GitHub and others
Requirements traceability
On some plansCoverage reports from Jira and GitHub issues, Pro
On some plansIssue coverage report, Business and Enterprise
Dashboards
On some plansPro
IncludedReporting Center from Business
Query language
On some plansPQL tables and charts, Pro
Not availableFilters and sorting
Automation and AI
Test automation reporting
On some plansPlaywright, Jest, Cypress, Vitest, and JUnit XML through the CLI, Pro
IncludedJUnit XML through the Testmo CLI
REST API
IncludedEvery plan
IncludedWith an OpenAPI schema
Webhooks
On some plansPro
Not availableProposed, not yet available
MCP server for AI agents
Included270+ tools and operations, every plan
PartialClosed beta
Built-in AI test generation
Not availableBring your own agent through MCP
IncludedTest case generation, in beta
Integrations
Jira integration
On some plansJira Cloud, Pro
Included
GitHub integration
On some plansIssues, Actions workflows and PR comments, Pro
IncludedIssues and Actions; launching runs on Enterprise
Security and administration
Single sign-on
On some plansGoogle Workspace, OpenID Connect and SAML, Pro
On some plansSAML, Enterprise
Two-factor sign-in
IncludedAuthenticator app, every plan; owners can require it
On some plansEnterprise
Audit log
IncludedExport on Enterprise
On some plansEnterprise
SOC 2 or ISO 27001 report
Not available
Not availableRelies on its hosting providers
Pricing
Testmo prices each plan as a monthly bundle of users, with 15% off on yearly billing, and larger plans grow in steps of 25 users. Probara is priced per user from the first seat, with a free plan for small teams and no bundles.
Probara
Free
$0
up to 3 users
Pro
$24
per user per month, billed annually
$30 billed monthly
Enterprise
Custom
pricing and terms for advanced procurement, security or support needs
Probara’s Pro plan costs $24 per user per month billed annually. Testmo sells bundles: Team costs $59 a month for 5 users or $99 for 10, the plan’s ceiling, and a larger team moves to Business, $249 a month for 15 users, which grows in 25-user steps. Probara bills each user from the first seat, with no seat minimum and no bundles, and on Pro, read-only viewers never take a seat, so they are free. A small team that fits a Team bundle can pay less with Testmo; Probara also has a Free plan for 3 users and 3 projects, and every new organization starts with a 14-day Pro trial, with no credit card.
Can I bring my test cases from Testmo?
Yes, through a spreadsheet today. Probara imports CSV and XLSX files laid out in its own template, suites and steps included, as well as its own JSON and XML: arrange your Testmo cases as the CSV import guide describes and import the file into a project. If you want Probara to read Testmo’s files directly, ask for it with Send feedback in the profile menu in the app, or through the contact page before you sign up, and the team adds support for it.
Does Probara work with Jira?
Yes, with Jira Cloud on the Pro plan: create Jira issues from defects and failed results with their steps and evidence, keep status in sync both ways, link issues to the cases that cover them, and build coverage reports from them. Testmo also integrates with Jira.
Does Probara work with our automated tests and CI?
Yes, on the Pro plan. Probara’s reporters for Playwright, Jest, Cypress and Vitest send results into a run with their attachments and create any case that does not exist yet, and any other framework sends JUnit XML through the open-source Probara CLI. From a run you can launch GitHub Actions workflows, and Probara posts one results comment on each pull request. In Testmo, launching GitHub workflows is part of the Enterprise plan.
Can we use AI agents with Probara?
Yes, on every plan, Free included. Probara’s MCP server, with 270+ tools and operations, reached through up to 14 tools listed by default, lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other MCP clients write cases, start runs, record results and file defects, with the same permissions as the person who connected them. Probara does not draft test cases on its own; Testmo’s MCP server is a closed beta, and its own AI case drafting is in beta.
Can Probara notify our other tools when tests run?
Yes, on the Pro plan. Probara sends signed webhooks, retried when a delivery fails, and every plan includes the REST API with its OpenAPI description. Testmo lists webhooks as proposed functionality that is not yet generally available.