Ranger pricing: $30,000–$90,000/year for a 20-person team
How much does Ranger cost?
$30,000–$90,000/year for a 20-person product team
Checked 2 October 2026 · buyer-reported, not vendor-published · 20 seats
Ranger costs $30,000–$90,000/year for a 20-person team (20 seats), checked 2 October 2026 — buyer-reported, not vendor-published.
Pricing on request: Ranger sells custom annual contracts sized to the test suite with no published rate card; the published comparable unit is per test per month. Ranger's own comparison page cites QA Wolf at $40–$44 per test per month with a $90,000 median annual contract, so buyers report agentic-QA deals landing roughly $30,000–$90,000 a year for a 50–150 test suite (reported band, not vendor-published).
Researched for issue #015 · Friday, 2 October 2026· no sponsorship, no affiliate links
What does Ranger cost for a 20-person team?
$30,000–$90,000/year a year at 20 seats, checked 2 October 2026 — buyer-reported, not vendor-published. Ranger — An AI QA platform that writes and maintains end-to-end browser tests, selects which tests to run per deploy, and returns a pass or fail verdict. It changes release-day regression testing, where PMs still hand-click critical flows before a launch gate because the suite is stale.
Does Ranger publish pricing?
Not for this tier. The figure above is buyer-reported — what buyers, resellers and third-party trackers say a 20-seat team pays — not a number Ranger publishes.
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