Know whatyou are shipping.
Smoketest is an autonomous AI QA teammate. Every ticket gets an independent test before it ships, so your release decision rests on evidence. Your first ticket is tested the day we talk, and your board follows within days.
The questions get easier to answer.
Your team keeps its tickets, statuses, and sprint. You get a clear answer in these four moments.
What you get each release.
Release confidence
See what was tested, what failed, and what was left out before anyone decides.
On every releaseFewer escaped defects
Each ticket is tested on arrival, including what the author did not think of.
On every ticketCapacity that keeps up
Code volume can grow without a longer queue in QA or a slower review.
As your team grows
Failed · 1 of 4 requirements not met · 2m 38s · Attempt 1
- ✓Admin can open Billing
- ✓Adding one seat updates the Billing page
- ✓Invoice preview shows the proration
- ✗Invoice PDF shows the same amount
Not tested: other invoice languages, because the ticket only covers English.
Watch the recording · View attempt
Good catch. The PDF template was missed. Fixing it now.
The one checking the work did not write it.
It has no stake in the change
Its test starts from the ticket, so it has no reason to go easy on the work.
You can audit any result
The recording, the steps, and what it did not test are all on the ticket.
It is shaped to your team
We set it up around how you ship, and keep changing it as your team changes.
It gives your team the evidence.A named person owns the decision.
See what the first pass costs you each year.
Someone checks every ticket today. Move the sliders to see what those hours add up to, and what Smoketest gives back.
Valued at $50 per hour, the U.S. median wage for QA analysts and testers (BLS, May 2025), over 26 two-week sprints. First pass only, before your Smoketest plan.
Set up in days, with our founder.
A call with our founder
Tell us how your team ships and where tickets wait. We will tell you whether it fits.
A real ticket, same day
We set it up with you on your own board, so it can start the day of the call.
A plan shaped to you
It starts from $399 a month. Scale is designed with teams that need more runs.
It changes as you do
New flows, new tools, a new QA hire. We keep adjusting it with you as you grow.
Questions leaders ask first
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It starts at $399 a month for 1,000 runs. Each run is up to 10 minutes, and a longer test counts as two runs or more, one for every 10 minutes. If your team needs more, we design a Scale plan with you, so you stop buying extra runs.
Your first ticket is tested the day of the call. We connect your board with you on a real ticket, and from there it picks up what reaches your QA column. Most of the work is writing down how your team tests.
A U.S. QA engineer has a median salary of $104,300 before benefits, and takes months to find and onboard. Smoketest starts now and takes the first pass. The two also work well together.See the full comparison.
It sees the tickets and pull requests you connect, and what it uses to test them. The vendors we use and how long we keep data are listed on one page.Read about security.
You get sprint totals: tickets tested, passed on the first try, sent back to the author, and questions it asked your team. Every number links back to the tickets behind it.
No. It takes the first pass on every ticket, so your QA engineers can spend their time on exploratory testing, edge cases, and sign-off. Teams use that room to ship more, not to cut people.
Every result links to the recording, the steps, and the reasoning, and says what it did not test, so you can check its work the way you would check a teammate's.
A named person on your team. Smoketest gives them the evidence: what passed, what failed, the recording, and what it did not test. It never signs off a release.
Give it one ticket from this sprint.
Book a call and we will run it with you. You see the result and the recording the same day, and we shape the rest around your team.