TestArchitect Trial & Enterprise

Test Automation for Everyone

Scale up your test automation without coding

TestArchitect Trial

No code automation tool to create automated tests in minutes, and execute across platforms

Desktop testing

Web testing

API testing

Database testing

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TestArchitect Enterprise

The most powerful solution to ease reusability & scalability for larger-sized projects

Full features

Unlimited Repository Servers, Test cases, Run time

Flexible Licensing models

Maintenance & Premium Support

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TestArchitect Run Only Agent

Execute tests in CI/CD pipelines or via the command-line interface.

Enable CI/CD integration and remote execution

Support all execution environments

Schedule & run tests in parallel

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Frequently Asked Questions

We've compiled a list of answers to common questions.

+ What features are included in TestArchitect trial edition? Any limitations?

The trial edition includes access to all Enterprise features so you can fully evaluate the product. Some advanced or enterprise-level of newly developed features may be restricted.

No limitations

• on the number of registered users in one organization/company,

• execution times,

• or number of automated tests

+ How long does the TestArchitect trial period last?

TestArchitect offers the trial typically lasts for 60 days from the date of activation. After the trial expires, you may need to upgrade to a paid Enterprise plan to continue using the product.

+ Do I need to enter payment information to start the trial?

No, you can start the trial without providing credit card details. Once you decide upgrading to Enterprise plan after trial, just call us at (1)650-572-1400 or leave a message using the Contact Us form. Our sales team will contact you shortly.

+ What happens after the trial ends? Will I lose my data?

With TestArchitect Trial version, you have full access to all features of Enterprise edition included backup/restore test repository. You just ensure setting auto or manual backup the repository before the trial period last (60-days). The backup data can be restored after upgrading to Enterprise plan

+ How do I purchase TestArchitect Enterprise licenses? How much does it cost?

Call us at (1)650-572-1400 or leave a message using the Contact Us form. Our sales team will contact you shortly.

+ What are the license types in TestArchitect?

There are three types of licenses:

- Node-Locked (legacy type, stop selling since 2022)

- Enterprise license

- Enterprise Run-Only license

+ What is Enterprise Run-Only license?

This type of license is used for test execution only. Typically, you can use these licenses on virtual machines to parallel your test execution. This is a floating license which can be shared concurrently by multiple execution machines and devices.

+ What is Enterprise license?

Under a Floating User License, TestArchitect may be used on one local network by different machines and devices at the same time up to the number of floating seats licensed. If a license is available, the License Server allows the TestArchitect application to run. When a user finishes using and closes TestArchitect, the license is reclaimed by the License Server and made available to other users.

+ Is it possible to upgrade legacy Node-Locked license to Enterprise license?

Yes. You can convert any number of legacy Node-Locked licenses to Enterprise licenses.

Note that node-locked license is stopped selling since 2022. Call us at (1) 650-572-1400 or leave a message using the Contact Us form. Our sales team will contact you shortly.

+ How does TestArchitect License Server work?

TestArchitect License Server (LS) is a free software used to manage purchased licenses. LS must be installed in a physical machine before you can start using TestArchitect . Normally, only one LS is required in your network. The LS is provided with the key, which specifies how many and what types of licenses this server may serve. In order to obtain license, you will need to specify the host name or IP address and the communication port from TestArchitect client to connect to the LS.