Test automation for web, mobile, API and desktop with AI test case generation from requirements, self-healing and an MCP connection.

mabl AI features and pricing (October 2026)
AI test automation platform for web, mobile and API with natural language test creation and self-healing tests.
Pricing: Contact for pricing
Price on request, tailored to the customer. Includes 500 credits per month for cloud test runs; local runs are free. Mobile app testing is an add-on. As of September 2026.
What is mabl?
mabl is a cloud platform for automated software testing that covers browser, mobile and API tests and uses AI to create tests from plain language, keep them working when the interface changes and explain failures, for QA and development teams in mid-size and large companies.
mabl covers end-to-end testing in the browser or on mobile, API testing, and performance and accessibility testing. Tests can run locally and in CI without limits, while cloud runs draw on a monthly pool of 500 credits with unlimited concurrency. Every customer gets a customer success manager and access to mabl University training. mabl Inc. is based in the United States. Pricing is set individually, and a 14-day free trial is available.
mabl AI features and use cases
- Creates tests from plain languageThe Test Creation Agent turns a description of a user flow into an automated test. QA staff without deep scripting skills can build tests, and developers spend less time writing them.
- Heals tests after UI changesAuto-healing detects when elements in the interface have changed and adapts the test instead of letting it fail. Teams spend less time repairing broken tests after each release.
- Explains why tests failedTest failure analysis triages failed runs and points to likely root causes. Engineers can decide faster whether a failure is a real bug or a test problem.
- Spots visual and performance regressionsVisual change detection and performance monitoring flag differences from earlier runs. Regressions that functional checks would miss become visible before release.
What sets mabl apart
- Local and CI test runs are unlimited; only cloud runs use credits.
- Unlimited cloud concurrency, apps, environments and workspaces are included.
- Covers browser, mobile, API, performance and accessibility testing in one platform.
Where mabl is strongest
mabl Inc. is based in the United States, according to its privacy policy.
Questions to ask before you buy mabl
Prices are only available on request, so compare the monthly credit allowance with your expected cloud test volume. Hosting regions, certifications and a public data processing agreement were not found on the website in September 2026; the privacy policy says personal data may be stored in the United States. Ask the vendor for its security documentation before rollout.
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Questions about mabl
Can mabl be tried for free?
Yes. mabl offers a 14-day free trial to explore the platform. A permanent free plan is not listed on the pricing page.
How is mabl priced?
Pricing is customized per customer and requires contacting sales. Plans include 500 credits per month for cloud test runs, while local and CI runs are free.
Which kinds of tests does mabl cover?
End-to-end tests in the browser or on mobile, API tests, and performance and accessibility tests. Mobile app testing is sold as an add-on.
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