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Autosana runs AI-agent end-to-end tests written as one-sentence flows on iOS, Android, web, Chrome extensions and App Clips, on every pull request and from coding agents via CLI or MCP.

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Introduction

Autosana lets you write an end-to-end test as a sentence, for example search for hotels in Lisbon, book a room and confirm the confirmation email arrives, and have AI agents run it on iOS, Android and web apps. It also lists Chrome extensions and App Clips as targets.

It fits into two moments. Your coding agent can run flows on your machine through the CLI or MCP and fix what fails before opening a PR. Then the flows a change touches run on the PR’s build, with results and videos posted to the PR. Cached steps run about five times faster, and flows adapt to UI changes as long as the user journey is intact.

Launch and background: Y Combinator’s company directory lists Autosana in its Summer 2025 batch, with the one-liner “AI agents for E2E testing across mobile & web”.

Features

  1. Sentence-based flows: No selectors or scripts.
  2. Many targets: iOS, Android, web, Chrome extensions and App Clips.
  3. CLI and MCP: Coding agents run flows locally.
  4. PR runs: Affected flows run on each PR build with video.
  5. Step caching: Cached steps are cheaper and faster.

Pros

  1. Transparent usage pricing: Per-action rates are published.
  2. Generous free tier: Up to 1,000 AI actions a month.

Cons

  1. Costs scale with runs: Heavy suites need the $999 or $2,499 plans.
  2. Intent drift: Natural-language flows can pass a slightly different path than intended.
  1. Sign up and upload an app build or point at a web URL.
  2. Write flows in plain sentences with explicit checks, e.g. “confirm the order shows a $24 total”.
  3. Add the PR integration and connect your coding agent through MCP.

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Pricing

Autosana’s pay-go plan is $0 to start with up to 1,000 free AI actions refilled monthly, then $0.10 per AI action and $0.01 per cached action. Startup is $999 a month and Pro $2,499 a month with lower overage rates, and Enterprise is custom.

  1. Mobile teams shipping on iOS and Android who use coding agents.
  2. Startups wanting pay-as-you-go E2E coverage.

Conclusion

Autosana’s per-action pricing and step caching make AI mobile tests predictable to budget.

Write explicit expectations in each flow to keep results meaningful.

On CheckOps, Autosana is filed under the End-to-end & functional and Release & CI gates stages. Related tools listed here include Maestro, Revyl, Drizz, MobileBoost (GPT Driver), Momentic and Detox. When comparing them, weigh the licence, the languages and platforms each supports, whether it is self-hosted or managed, and how cleanly it slots into your existing CI pipeline. Details on this page were checked against the official website, documentation and repository on 11 November 2026.

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