Tool profile
Testfully: cost, fit and limits
Testfully is an API testing and monitoring platform made by Testfully Pty Ltd that combines an API client, a collection runner, no-code response validation and scheduled monitors, with workspaces stored offline or in the cloud, for developers and QA teams.
What to know first
Testfully sells three editions: a free Developer Edition, Team Edition at $14 per user per month billed annually, and Enterprise at $29 on the same basis. The vendor pages we opened name no AI feature, so the value here is the workflow itself: import from Postman, run folders, chain requests, then reuse requests as monitors. Monitoring runs on credits bought as a separate add-on.
Testfully at a glance
| Maker | Testfully Pty Ltd, Not stated on the vendor pages |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes |
| Entry price | $14 per user per month for Team Edition |
| API access | Yes |
| Category | Best AI API Testing Tools in 2026, rank 12 of 12 |
| Website | testfully.io |
Who Testfully is best for
Postman or Insomnia users looking for a switch
Easy Switch imports existing collections, and the free edition keeps one offline and one cloud workspace, so a developer can try the move before any team spends money.
QA teams that prefer declarative checks
No-Code Testing validates responses and runs contract tests in a declarative format, which lets testers who do not write scripts still cover status codes, schemas and body content.
Teams that need uptime alerts from the same requests
API Monitoring reuses requests already in a workspace as recurring checks and sends alerts to email, SMS, Slack or PagerDuty, so no second tool is needed for basic uptime watching.
Regulated teams that need Git and role control
Team Edition adds Git integration for offline workspaces and custom roles, and Enterprise adds SSO, SCIM and audit logs, which covers the usual review requests from security staff.
Testfully plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Developer Edition | $0 | One offline and one cloud workspace, up to 5 users per workspace, unlimited Collection Runner, core features and the Testfully CLI. |
| Team Edition | $14 per user per month, billed annually | Unlimited workspaces, Git integration for offline use, custom roles, unlimited users per workspace, secret management through Azure, AWS and others, and priority support. |
| Enterprise Edition | $29 per user per month, billed annually | Every feature without add-ons, plus SSO for Google, Azure, Okta and Ping, SCIM, domain capture, audit logs, compliance reports and BAA, MSA and PO options. |
| API Monitoring credits | From $10 for 10K credits, up to $70 for 100K (monthly) | A separate add-on for scheduled monitors, sold in blocks of 10K, 30K, 50K and 100K credits at $10, $27, $40 and $70. |
Checked November 2026.
What Testfully does
- API Client with local or cloud storage
- Requests and data can sit in the vendor's cloud or stay on the machine, chosen per workspace. That choice matters for teams whose rules limit where request bodies and tokens may be stored.
- Folder Runner
- A folder of requests runs in parallel, in sequence or in random order with one click. Sequence mode suits dependent steps, while parallel mode gives a quick pass over independent endpoints.
- Request Chaining
- Requests can be linked into multi-step flows that model what an end user does, such as sign-in, create, then read. Output from one step feeds the next without hand-copied values.
- No-Code Testing
- Response checks and contract tests are written in a declarative format instead of scripts. This keeps tests readable for people who do not code, though the pages do not describe how far the format stretches.
- API Monitoring and alerts
- Workspace requests turn into recurring checks, with IP whitelisting for monitored services. Failures notify by email, SMS, Slack or PagerDuty, and the Testfully CLI runs the same requests inside CI/CD pipelines.
How Testfully handles your data
The security page states that Testfully holds SOC 2 Type 2, ISO 27001:2022 and HIPAA compliance certifications, with encryption at rest and TLS 1.2 or higher; it shows no audit reports or dates. The privacy policy says personal information is stored and processed in the United States and other places where the company or its partners have facilities. It gives no retention period beyond keeping data no longer than necessary. Whether customer data trains any model was not stated on the pages we read.
Where Testfully falls short in practice
- No AI feature is named. The homepage, pricing page and security page describe no AI capability. A buyer who wants generated tests or failure analysis should treat Testfully as a conventional client and monitor, and look elsewhere for that.
- Enterprise controls sit on the top tier. SSO with Google, Azure, Okta or Ping, SCIM and audit logs appear only under Enterprise at $29 per user per month, so a team that needs them from day one pays the highest rate for every seat.
- Monitoring is metered separately. Monitoring credits are an add-on, from $10 for 10K to $70 for 100K per month. A team running many frequent checks has to estimate its credit use, because the pages do not translate credits into check counts.
- Trial is not self-serve. The 14-day trial of paid plans is arranged by emailing the vendor's sales address, so a developer cannot try Team Edition features at once. The free edition is the only instant way in.
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Testfully: common questions
Can Testfully import my Postman collections?
Yes. The vendor lists Easy Switch, a feature that imports existing data from Postman or Insomnia. The pages we opened do not say which Postman items carry over, such as scripts or environments, so import one real collection on the free edition and compare it before moving a team.
Does Testfully have an AI assistant?
No AI capability is named on the homepage, pricing page or security page we opened. Its features are a client, runners, declarative checks, chaining and monitors. If AI-written tests matter to your shortlist, confirm with the vendor whether anything is planned, because the pages claim nothing.
How are monitoring checks billed in Testfully?
Monitoring uses credits sold as a monthly add-on: 10K for $10, 30K for $27, 50K for $40 and 100K for $70. The pages do not state how many credits one check consumes, so run a small monitor and read the usage counter first.
Where does Testfully store my requests?
You choose per workspace. An offline workspace keeps data on your machine, and a cloud workspace stores it with the vendor. The privacy policy says personal information is processed in the United States, and the security page gives no region for cloud workspaces.
How many people fit in the free Developer Edition?
The free edition allows one offline and one cloud workspace, with up to 5 users per workspace. Team Edition removes the user cap and the workspace limit. Git integration for offline workspaces and custom roles also begin on Team Edition, not on the free tier.