We tell you if you can ship. The tests stay yours.
A failing test isn't a broken release. We run your existing Playwright suite on every commit, judge every failure, and give you a verdict: ship, or don't. Fixing broken selectors comes with it. Your tests stay in your repository.
GitHub App. 10 minutes. No agents to install.
- ✓ checkout.spec.ts 4.2s
- ✓ login.spec.ts 2.8s
- ✓ cart.spec.ts 6.1s
- ⚠ search.spec.ts flaky · quarantine, triaging 3.9s
- ✗ profile.spec.ts failed · regression, PR #412 5.4s
- ✓ signup.spec.ts 3.1s
- ✓ checkout.spec.ts 4.0s
- ✓ login.spec.ts 2.9s
Run 12,847 · noise 6% · verdict in 4 min
The problem
6 out of 10 CI failures aren't broken code.
Noise is the share of CI failures that turn out not to be real regressions. At a typical team it sits between 60% and 80%. Our target is under 10%.
of E2E tests behave flakily in mature teams
Google Engineering
average engineering time to fix one flaky test
Google, 2020
of developers ignore failing CI
Stack Overflow
of yearly development cost goes into maintaining tests
Industry analysis
How it works
Four steps. No migration project.
Connect your repository
GitHub App. 10 minutes, no agents to install.
We run your tests
On every commit and on a schedule. Chromium, Firefox, WebKit.
We judge every failure
Flake, broken selector, changed data, or a real regression.
You get a verdict
Ship or don't ship, in writing. Selector fixes land as a PR.
Why not a dashboard
A dashboard shows you what failed. We tell you if you can ship.
Instrument (TestDino, Trunk)
- Shows you what failed
- Counts flakes
- Leaves the call to you
- Your engineer spends time
$39–99/mo or free
QuietCI
- Judges every failure: flake or real regression
- Gives you a ship / no-ship verdict
- Fixes broken selectors as a pull request
- Your engineer spends no time
$600–1,500/mo
“A red build isn't a verdict. We give you one.”
Ownership
If we disappear, you lose a runner — not the suite.
- ✓ Tests are plain .spec.ts files in your repository. Nothing is locked inside our service.
- ✓ No proprietary formats, no cloud-only recordings.
- ✓ You can run them locally with one command at any time.
- ✓ Export the full run history and artifacts in one click.
Pricing
Pay for runs, not for projects.
Tool
$199 / month
- 10,000 runs / month
- 3 projects fair-use limit
- 3 browsers
- Ship / no-ship verdict on every run
- Run history, artifacts, quarantine
- No human triage or selector fixes
Own
$600 / month
- 40,000 runs / month
- 10 projects fair-use limit
- 3 browsers
- Ship / no-ship verdict on every run
- Failure triage and selector fixes
- Weekly report
Own+
$1,500 / month
- 150,000 runs / month
- 25 projects fair-use limit
- 3 browsers
- Ship / no-ship verdict within 4 hours
- Slack alerts
- Weekly report
Agency
$2,500 / month
For agencies running dozens of client sites
- 300,000 runs / month
- 100 projects fair-use limit
- White-label ship / no-ship verdicts
- Dedicated manager
You pay for runs, not projects. One test × 3 browsers = 3 runs. Retries don't count. Overage $0.03 per run. Annual billing −20%.
Fit
Where QuietCI fits.
A good fit if
- ✓You already have a Playwright or Cypress suite
- ✓Your team is 3–30 engineers
- ✓You run a web app, or dozens of client sites
- ✓A red CI has stopped meaning anything
Not a fit if
- ✗You have no tests yet — contact us
- ✗You need SOC 2 and procurement approval
- ✗You only ship mobile apps
- ✗You want tests generated from scratch
FAQ
Questions we get asked.
Do you get access to our code?
Yes, read-only. We connect as a GitHub App with permission to read the repository and open pull requests. We cannot write to main — that is a technical limit, not a promise. We sign a DPA before connecting.
What if your service shuts down?
Your tests stay in your repository as ordinary files. You lose a runner and nothing else. We watched that happen to other teams, which is exactly why it is built this way.
Do you write tests for us?
No. We own your existing suite. If there is no suite, that is a different conversation and different work.
How long does setup take?
10 minutes for the GitHub App. Your first verdict the same day. A stable baseline after 5–10 runs.
Does it work with Cypress and Selenium?
Playwright is the primary stack (58M npm downloads a week). Cypress is supported. Selenium is available on request, as a separate conversation.