TL;DR - Maestro
- Automates UI testing for mobile and web applications.
- Built-in tolerance for flakiness and delays for robust tests.
- Uses a declarative YAML syntax for easy test definition and fast iteration.
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Pricing
Freemium
Maestro offers a generous free tier with optional paid upgrades for advanced features.
About Maestro
Maestro is a mobile UI automation framework designed to simplify the testing of user journeys, referred to as "Flows," across various mobile and web platforms. It aims to address common pain points found in traditional UI testing tools, such as flakiness and the need for manual delays.
The tool is built with built-in tolerance for flakiness and delays, automatically waiting for content to load without requiring explicit `sleep()` calls. This makes tests more robust and less prone to breaking due to minor UI changes or network latency. Maestro uses a declarative YAML syntax for defining tests, making them easy to read and write. It offers fast iteration cycles as tests are interpreted and can be rerun continuously as changes are made.
Maestro is suitable for developers and QA engineers looking for a reliable and efficient way to automate UI tests for mobile applications (native iOS and Android, React Native, Flutter, .NET MAUI) and web views, including desktop browsers. Its simple setup, requiring only a single binary, allows for quick integration into development workflows and CI/CD pipelines, with cloud infrastructure available for scaling and enterprise use.
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Maestro FAQ
Maestro is a mobile UI automation framework that allows you to define and test user journeys (Flows) in your applications across various mobile platforms (iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter, .NET MAUI) and web views. It is designed to be robust against flakiness and delays, making UI testing more reliable.
Maestro offers a free CLI tool for local testing. It also provides "enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure" for running tests, which suggests a paid component for cloud usage, though specific pricing details are not provided on this page.
Yes, the Maestro CLI for local testing is free. There is also an option to run tests in the Cloud, which may involve costs for enterprise-grade infrastructure.
Maestro is for developers, QA engineers, and teams who need to automate UI testing for their mobile applications (native iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter, .NET MAUI) and web applications, aiming for more reliable and faster test execution.