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ContextQA is an AI QA platform for web, mobile, API, SAP, Salesforce and AI agents that generates, runs and self-heals tests and exposes them to coding agents over MCP.

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Introduction

ContextQA is an AI test automation platform aimed at enterprise applications and AI agents. The official site lists web, mobile, API, SAP and Salesforce testing, plus testing of AI agents to catch hallucinations and drift before users do.

Tests can be generated, run and self-healed in one platform. Teams can create and run tests through the UI or use plain-English workflows from Cursor, Claude Code or Codex over MCP. The company also introduced “Ship”, described as an AI quality engineer.

Features

  1. Enterprise apps: SAP, Oracle, Workday and custom ERP testing.
  2. AI agent testing: Checks AI agents for hallucinations and drift.
  3. Web, mobile and API: Browser automation, native iOS and Android, REST and GraphQL.
  4. Self-healing and RCA: Self-healing tests with root-cause analysis.
  5. Visual and performance: Visual regression and performance testing are listed.
  6. Code export: Generated tests can be exported.
  7. MCP: Developers run tests and inspect failures from Cursor, Claude Code or Codex.
  8. Test management: Built-in test management.

Pros

  1. Very broad coverage: Enterprise apps, AI agents, web, mobile and API in one place.
  2. Agent integration: MCP access avoids context switching.
  3. Code export: Reduces lock-in.
  4. Runs in your cloud: The pricing page says plans run in your cloud with per-project isolation.
  5. Plain English: Accessible to non-coders.

Cons

  1. No public prices: Plan prices were not shown in plain text at review; see site.
  2. Broad scope: Depth in each area should be validated in a pilot.
  3. Vendor testimonials: Quoted reductions are customer claims.
  4. Enterprise orientation: Demo-led buying.
  5. AI agent testing is new: Methods for testing agents are still maturing.

Book a demo or try the platform, connect a web, mobile or API target, and write a test in plain English. Run it, review self-healing and root-cause reports, and connect the MCP server so coding agents can run tests and inspect failures from the IDE.

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Pricing

ContextQA has a pricing page, but prices were not readable in plain text at review time. It mentions a free trial or pilot. See site.

  1. Enterprises testing SAP, Salesforce or ERP alongside web and mobile.
  2. Teams deploying AI agents that need regression checks for behaviour.
  3. Developers using MCP clients who want tests in the IDE.
  4. Not a fit for small teams wanting a narrow, inexpensive tool.

Conclusion

ContextQA covers an unusually wide range, from ERP to AI agents, with self-healing tests and MCP access.

Validate depth in the areas you care about most during a pilot.

Alternatives

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