An AI beta tester for your website and apps
betatest.ing makes beta testing as easy as pasting a link. Add your website, web app, Android or iOS app with a test login, and your AI beta tester clicks through it like a real user — signup, onboarding, forms, checkout in test mode, mobile and accessibility — then files bug reports with steps to reproduce, severity, annotated screenshots and screen recordings, and a test report with a quality score.
See an AI beta tester at work
Two minutes from pasting a link to a report with bugs, screenshots and recordings. Watch the demo.
How beta testing works with an AI beta tester
No test scripts and no tester recruiting. Four steps from a link to a list of bugs you can fix today.
- Add your project. Paste the link to your website, web app, Android or iOS app, browser extension or tool. Add a sentence on who it is for and a test login — a full-access account lets it reach every feature.
- Pick the tests. Signup and onboarding, checkout, forms, mobile, accessibility — or just say “test it like a new user”. Run it now, after every deploy, or on a schedule.
- Your AI beta tester tests it. It opens your product in a real browser or phone and clicks through it like a human beta tester: reading, typing, trying edge cases, noting anything confusing.
- Get bugs, videos & reports. Bug reports with steps to reproduce, severity, annotated screenshots and screen recordings, plus a test report with a quality score — in your chat app of choice.
Every beta test a human beta tester would run
Pick one, combine a few, or describe what worries you in a sentence. Your AI beta tester covers usability testing and QA testing in the same pass.
- Landing page review: First impressions, clarity of the offer, broken sections.
- Signup & onboarding: Every step a new user takes, including email verification.
- Login & password reset: Sign in, sign out, “forgot password”, sessions.
- Dashboard walkthrough: The core features your users pay for, end to end.
- Forms & validation: Empty fields, long text, odd characters, error messages.
- Checkout in test mode: Upgrade and payment flows with test cards only.
- Mobile & responsive: Phone, tablet and desktop sizes, plus native apps.
- Accessibility: Keyboard use, labels, contrast and focus order.
- Performance & SEO basics: Slow pages, missing titles, meta tags and alt text.
- Broken links & console errors: 404s, failing requests and JavaScript errors.
- Copy & typos: Spelling, unclear labels, inconsistent wording.
- UX review & feature ideas: Friction points and what users would expect next.
- Re-test open bugs: Confirms your fixes and closes the loop.
- Competitor comparison: How your flows stack up against a rival’s.
Bug reports your developers can act on
Every bug comes with severity, steps to reproduce, expected vs actual, an annotated screenshot and a screen recording. Every beta test ends with a report and a quality score.
Websites, SaaS apps and mobile apps on Android & iOS
The same AI beta tester handles website beta testing in a real desktop browser and mobile app beta testing on real or emulated phones — so one test plan covers every screen your users have.
- Websites, landing pages and SaaS web apps
- Android apps from Google Play or an APK, iOS apps from an .ipa test build
- Responsive checks at phone, tablet and desktop sizes
- Browser extensions and internal tools
Tutorials and regression tests on autopilot
Narrated tutorial videos with AI voice-over
Ask for “a 1-minute tutorial on creating a project” and get a screen recording of the real flow with a natural AI voice-over and captions — for your docs, onboarding emails or changelog.
Scheduled smoke & regression tests
Run automated beta testing every morning or after every deploy. Your tester re-checks login, checkout and your key flows, and only pings you when something broke.
AI beta tester vs human beta testers vs a QA agency
Each has its place. Human beta testers give you real opinions; agencies give you depth. An AI beta tester gives you fast, repeatable coverage on every release.
| betatest.ing (AI beta tester) | Recruiting human beta testers | QA agency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Paste a link and a test login | Find, screen and brief testers | Scope a project and sign a contract |
| Time to first results | Minutes | Days to weeks | Days, depending on the engagement |
| Availability | 24/7, as often as you like | When testers have time | Business hours, booked in advance |
| Bug reports | Steps, severity, screenshots and a recording, every time | Varies a lot from tester to tester | Detailed, from trained testers |
| Regression tests | Scheduled or after every deploy | Hard to repeat with the same people | Usually an extra engagement |
| Real customer opinions | UX review from an AI, not your real audience | Yes — real people, real reactions | Professional testers, not your audience |
| Pricing | One monthly plan | Incentives per tester or per session | Per project or per hour |
Comparing specific tools? See betatest.ing vs TestFlight, UserTesting, Testlio and more.
Beta testing pricing: start for $1
- Starter: $29/month — 1 AI beta tester. One AI tester for your product. 1 always-on AI beta tester, Web chat, Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord & Slack, Bug reports, test reports, recordings & scheduled tests, 1,000 credits every month.
- Pro: $69/month — 5 AI beta testers. A small QA team: one tester per product or client. 5 always-on AI beta testers, Everything in Starter, Parallel test runs & sub-testers, 3,000 credits every month.
- Elite: $119/month — 10 AI beta testers. Agencies & teams shipping many products. 10 always-on AI beta testers, Everything in Pro, Priority support, 6,000 credits every month.
$1 for your first 24 hours, then your plan renews monthly. Cancel anytime. Every plan includes: private workspace & real browser per tester, skills marketplace & file workspace, bring your own api key, or top up ai credits anytime, cancel anytime. Payments processed securely by Whop.
Beta testing questions, answered
What is beta testing?
Beta testing is the stage where a nearly finished product is tried by people outside the team who built it, before or right after launch. Beta testers use it like real users would and report bugs, confusing steps and missing features, so you can fix them before your customers run into them.
What is an AI beta tester?
An AI beta tester is an AI agent that tests your product the way a human beta tester would. With betatest.ing, you give it a link, a short description and a test login; it opens your website or app in a real browser or on a phone, clicks through signup, onboarding, the main features, forms and checkout in test mode, and sends bug reports with steps to reproduce, severity, annotated screenshots and screen recordings.
How do I find beta testers?
Start with your waitlist and existing users, then post in communities like BetaList, relevant subreddits, Product Hunt, Indie Hackers or Discord groups in your niche, or pay a platform to recruit testers. Human beta testers take time to find and their feedback is uneven, so many teams add an AI beta tester to test every release in minutes and keep human testers for opinions only real people can give.
How much does beta testing cost?
Free communities cost nothing but time; recruited testers, crowdtesting and QA agencies are usually priced per tester, per session or per project. betatest.ing is a flat monthly plan: $1 for your first 24 hours, then Starter $29, Pro $69 or Elite $119 a month with AI credits included. Cancel anytime.
Can an AI beta tester test my mobile app?
Yes. Add your Android app (Google Play link, APK or AAB) or your iOS app (an .ipa test build) as a project and your AI beta tester installs it on a test phone. Apple does not allow App Store or TestFlight apps on test devices, so iOS needs a build file. It also checks websites and web apps at phone, tablet and desktop sizes.
What can it test?
Landing page reviews, signup and onboarding, login and password reset, dashboard walkthroughs, forms and validation, checkout in test mode, mobile and responsive layouts, accessibility, performance and SEO basics, broken links and console errors, copy and typos, UX review and feature ideas, re-tests of open bugs, competitor comparisons and scheduled smoke and regression tests.
What do I get after a beta test?
Each bug comes with a title, severity, steps to reproduce, expected vs actual result, an annotated screenshot and a screen recording, ready to paste into Jira, Linear or GitHub. Each run ends with a test report and a quality score, plus UX notes and ideas. You can also ask for narrated tutorial videos with AI voice-over.
Is it safe to give a test login?
Yes. Logins are saved in an encrypted vault and typed into the browser for you — the AI never sees the password. Use a dedicated test account; a full-access or upgraded test account lets it reach every feature. It never makes real payments, and anything irreversible, like deleting data or emailing real users, waits for your OK.
Beta testing vs QA testing: what is the difference?
QA testing checks that the product works as specified, usually by a QA team running planned test cases. Beta testing puts the product in front of people who use it like real users and report what breaks or confuses them. An AI beta tester covers both: it explores like a user and documents bugs like a QA tester.
Can an AI beta tester replace human beta testers or user testing?
For finding bugs, broken flows and UX friction on every release, it covers a lot of ground, fast. It can’t tell you how your real customers feel or whether they’d pay — usability testing and interviews with real people are still the best source for that. Many teams use both.
Which products can I test?
Websites, landing pages, SaaS and web apps, Android and iOS apps, browser extensions and tools — as long as you own them or are authorized to test them. It tests like a real user; it does not run attacks, security scans or load tests.
Can it run automated regression tests?
Yes. Schedule a smoke or regression test every morning, every week or after every deploy, and your tester re-checks your key flows and messages you on WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, email or the web when something breaks. It runs 24/7 in the cloud, so your computer can stay off.
How does the $1 offer work, and can I cancel?
You pay $1 for your first 24 hours on the plan you choose, then it renews monthly at the plan price. Cancel from the Billing page in a couple of clicks; cancel within the first 24 hours and you won’t be charged the monthly price. Payments are processed securely by Whop.