Tool profile
Repeato: cost, fit and limits
Repeato is a no-code mobile test automation tool made by NetRabbit e.U. of Vienna, Austria, that records UI flows, recognizes screen elements with computer vision and AI vision assertions, and runs them locally, in CI or on cloud devices.
What to know first
Repeato is a small, local-first product: Studio is a desktop app that works offline, and a command-line version runs the same workspace without a screen. Tests are recorded by clicking, and elements are found from pixels instead of source code, which helps with Flutter, React Native, Xamarin and Unreal Engine apps. Prices are per user per month. Cloud device minutes are small, and CI is listed in Enterprise.
Repeato at a glance
| Maker | NetRabbit e.U., Austria |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes |
| Entry price | $70 per user per month for Basic |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Mobile App Testing Software in 2026, rank 8 of 10 |
| Website | repeato.app |
Who Repeato is best for
Small teams without Appium skills
Tests are recorded visually and organized into folders, batches and reusable sequences, so a tester can build regression runs without writing code.
Apps with unreliable element IDs
Visual fingerprints locate elements from screen pixels, with OCR, view IDs and layout hierarchy as fallbacks, which suits game engines and cross-platform frameworks.
European teams with strict data rules
The FAQ says Studio and the CLI can run completely isolated on your own machines and infrastructure, so builds can stay inside your network.
Repeato plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 5 Android, 5 iOS and 5 web tests, 5 cloud device minutes a month, 20 AI vision assertions a month and 20 MB of storage. |
| Basic | $70 per user per month | Unlimited Android, iOS and web tests, 5 cloud device minutes, 100 AI vision assertions, 100 MB of storage and email support. |
| Pro | $120 per user per month | Adds screenshot and switch-device testing, batch reports and scheduling, 240 cloud device minutes, 500 AI vision assertions and 1 GB of storage. |
| Enterprise | Custom pricing | Test sharing, project workspaces, test versioning, continuous integration, 10 GB of storage and priority support through Slack. |
Checked November 2026.
What Repeato does
- Visual recording
- Testers click through the app and Repeato records each step, then groups them into folders, batches and reusable sequences that can be rerun with one click.
- Computer vision matching
- Elements are recognized from screen pixels using visual fingerprints, with OCR, view IDs and the app's layout hierarchy as fallback strategies. Recognition does not require source code access, which helps with closed or third-party builds.
- AI vision assertions
- Checks judge an interface by what is on screen, such as whether basket prices add up to the shown total. Plans cap the monthly count.
- Local-first Studio and CLI
- Studio works offline on Windows, macOS and Linux, and the CLI runs the same workspace headlessly, in your CI or on-premise. Because it works offline, builds do not have to leave the tester's machine.
- Optional JavaScript
- Advanced users can add JavaScript to a recorded test for custom logic, which keeps the tool usable once a flow needs conditions. Most recorded flows need no code, so JavaScript stays optional for testers.
How Repeato handles your data
The pricing FAQ says Repeato Studio and Repeato CLI can run completely isolated on your own machines and infrastructure, and the product page says cloud features are optional and the tool works without a cloud connection. The imprint names NetRabbit e.U. (Stephan Petzl) at an address in Vienna, Austria. The pages opened do not name a hosting region for cloud devices, state retention periods, list certifications or describe whether AI vision checks send screenshots to a third-party model, so the vendor's policy was not checked for these points. Ask for the data processing agreement before using cloud minutes.
Where Repeato falls short in practice
- Small cloud allowance. Cloud device minutes run from 5 on Free and Basic to 240 on Pro, so teams that want large hosted real device runs must add another cloud.
- Fingerprints age with the design. The product page says visual fingerprints may need updating after significant design changes, so a redesign means re-recording parts of a suite. Plan time for re-recording after a visual refresh of the interface.
- Per-user pricing adds up. At $70 to $120 per user per month, a team of ten testers on Pro pays $1,200 monthly, while CI is tied to Enterprise. Ten testers on Pro cost $1,200 a month, with CI only in Enterprise.
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Repeato: common questions
Can Repeato test apps built with Flutter or game engines?
The product page lists Flutter, React Native, Xamarin and Unreal Engine. Because elements are matched from screen pixels, source code and element IDs are not required. After large design changes, visual fingerprints may need re-recording. That suits apps with custom drawing or no stable element tree.
How many AI vision checks do I get?
The pricing page caps AI vision assertions per plan: 20 a month on Free, 100 on Basic, 500 on Pro and 500 per user on Enterprise. It also says vision assertions are unlimited on every plan, so ask support to clarify what the caps apply to.
Is there a free version of Repeato?
Yes. The Free plan costs $0 and allows 5 Android, 5 iOS and 5 web tests, 5 cloud device minutes a month, 20 AI vision assertions and 20 MB of storage. Basic starts at $70 per user per month, with unlimited tests.
Can Repeato run without sending anything to the cloud?
The pricing FAQ says Studio and CLI can run completely isolated on your own machines and infrastructure, and the product page says cloud features are optional. That suits confidential app builds, though the AI vision feature's data flow was not described on the pages opened.
Where is Repeato based?
The imprint page names NetRabbit e.U. (Stephan Petzl), Horeischygasse 13, 1130 Vienna, Austria. That makes it one of the few European vendors for mobile testing. The pricing page mentions discounts for NGOs, educational use and some annual commitments. The pages opened did not name any other company location.