Spur pricing: $20,000–$60,000/year for a 20-person team
How much does Spur cost?
$20,000–$60,000/year for a 20-person product team
Checked 22 October 2026 · buyer-reported, not vendor-published· free, no email, no card
Spur costs $20,000–$60,000/year for a 20-person team (20 seats), checked 22 October 2026 — buyer-reported, not vendor-published.
Pricing on request. The published unit is an annual plan priced on test-run volume, not seats, so all 20 people get access on one contract with parallel execution and support included. Comparable agentic-QA buyers report roughly $20,000–$60,000 a year depending on release cadence (reported, not published).
Buyer-reported and third-party figures, with Spur’s own trust pages, for issue #027 · Thursday, 22 October 2026· no sponsorship, no affiliate links
Spur — AI agents that run end-to-end web and native mobile tests written in plain English, on pull requests or on a schedule.
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The Adoption Brief · issue #027 · Thursday, 22 October 2026
Our verdict on Spur for a 20-person product org
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Run-volume pricing and a one-to-two week POC let you prove regression coverage on three flows before committing, and it needs no codebase access.
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SSO not published. SOC 2 Type 2 per Spur's Vanta trust page. Spur never touches your codebase — agents hit your URL or app build from Spur's cloud browsers, so test-account credentials, session video and DOM logs live in Spur's cloud; retention configurable, training use not published.
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Spur
AI agents that run end-to-end web and native mobile tests written in plain English, on pull requests or on a schedule.
Why it matters for PMsRemoves the manual release-day click-through: PMs write regression coverage in English without owning a Playwright suite or booking QA time.
Run-volume pricing and a one-to-two week POC let you prove regression coverage on three flows before committing, and it needs no codebase access.
Real price for a 20-person product org
Pricing on request. The published unit is an annual plan priced on test-run volume, not seats, so all 20 people get access on one contract with parallel execution and support included. Comparable agentic-QA buyers report roughly $20,000–$60,000 a year depending on release cadence (reported, not published).
Integration & data risk
SSO not published. SOC 2 Type 2 per Spur's Vanta trust page. Spur never touches your codebase — agents hit your URL or app build from Spur's cloud browsers, so test-account credentials, session video and DOM logs live in Spur's cloud; retention configurable, training use not published.
Paste this into #product
Proposing Spur for release regression: agents run our critical flows from plain-English test cases on every pull request and before each release.
Today release day is a manual click-through of signup, billing and settings. Spur runs all of it overnight and we only review what it flags.
Ask: the standard one-to-two week POC on three flows, I own the test cases with our QA lead, success is catching one real regression.
Read off Spur's own pricing and trust pages when issue #027 was written, Thursday, 22 October 2026. Prices move — check the vendor's page before you quote one internally.
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