Ghost Inspector vs Testorim. Record the clicks, or describe the goal.
Ghost Inspector is a codeless test recorder and monitor. You record a test in your browser with its extension, edit the steps without code (or add JavaScript), and schedule runs as often as every minute. Plans are $125, $249 and $499 a month, or $109, $225 and $449 a month billed annually, with a 14-day trial and no card.
Testorim does not record. You describe the test in a sentence, and its agent finds each element on the live page on every run and checks what you said should be true.
Join the waitlistSide by side.
| Aspect | Testorim | Ghost Inspector |
|---|---|---|
| How a test is made | You describe it; the agent plans the steps. | You record it in your browser, then edit the steps. |
| When the page changes | Each run finds every element again on the page as it is that day. | Recorded steps, with what it calls self-healing selectors. |
| Checks | The agent writes the checks from your sentence, and says if your request asked for one no step makes. | Steps and assertions you record or add. |
| Scheduling | Cron schedules, plus runs from CI, the CLI and GitHub pull requests. | As often as every minute. |
| Pricing | Flat monthly plans: $19 (50 runs), $79 (300 runs) or $199 (1,000 runs). | $125, $249 or $499 a month ($109, $225 or $449 billed annually). |
| Trial | 3 days, with a card. | 14 days, no card. |
Where Ghost Inspector is the better pick.
- Monitoring a page every minute, which Ghost Inspector supports and sells.
- A longer trial with no card.
- A mature recorder with a JavaScript escape hatch, for teams who prefer to record.
Where Testorim is different.
- Nothing to record or re-record: a test is a sentence, and a changed flow is a new sentence.
- From $19 a month, against a $125 entry plan.
- A written report, a video and a trace with every run, and a verdict that says when it could not confirm something.
- Coding agents can run tests through the MCP server.
Which to pick.
Pick Ghost Inspector if you want to record tests and monitor pages every minute.
Pick Testorim if you would rather describe tests than record them, and want to start below $125 a month.
Quick answers
How much does Ghost Inspector cost?
Ghost Inspector lists $125, $249 and $499 a month, or $109, $225 and $449 a month billed annually, plus custom Enterprise pricing. Every plan starts with a 14-day trial and no card.
Does Ghost Inspector use AI?
Its homepage describes a browser recorder, a codeless editor, JavaScript when you need it and self-healing selectors. It does not describe writing tests from a plain-English description.
Is there a cheaper Ghost Inspector alternative?
Testorim starts at $19 a month for 50 runs. It describes tests instead of recording them, and runs them on a schedule, from CI or on each pull request.
Sources: Ghost Inspector, home; Ghost Inspector, pricing. Product details change; check each vendor's own page before you decide.