Argos
Argos is a visual regression testing tool designed to help development teams maintain high product quality by automatically detecting unintended visual changes in thei…
Our verdict
Who it's for
Stop visual regressions, not releases, with automated visual testing for Playwright & Storybook.
Who should look elsewhere
Pricing can scale with screenshot usage, which might be a concern for very high-volume users without careful monitoring.
Pros
- +Catches even small visual changes, providing peace of mind before releases.
- +Seamless integration with CI pipelines and popular collaboration tools.
- +Built-in stabilization reduces noise, leading to cleaner and more reliable diffs.
- +Cost-effective with pixel diffing and budget control features.
- +Provides comprehensive debugging tools for E2E test failures.
Cons
- −Pricing can scale with screenshot usage, which might be a concern for very high-volume users without careful monitoring.
- −Relies on pixel diffing, which might not catch all semantic UI changes if not configured carefully.
Key features
- ✓Visual change detection and comparison
- ✓CI/CD integration (GitHub, GitLab)
- ✓Slack notifications for review readiness
- ✓Stabilization engine to filter visual noise
- ✓Fast approval workflow for visual diffs
- ✓Flaky test management and tracking
- ✓Advanced analytics for instability trends
- ✓Ignore changes for specific flaky tests
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hobby Plan | $0 | month | Up to 5,000 screenshots; Unlimited Playwright Traces; Visual changes detection |
| Pro Plan | $100 | month | Everything in Hobby; Includes 35,000 screenshots; Extra screenshots $0.004 |
| Enterprise | — | month | Everything in Pro; Custom screenshot number; SAML SSO |