Maestro
7.6#3 in device farm softwareFrom $250 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebLinux
VisitMaestro vs pCloudy
What both publish
| Fact | Maestro | pCloudy |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Maestro Cloud documents integrations for GitHub Actions, Bitrise, Bitbucket Pipelines, CircleCI, and generic CI providers. | Its integrations page lists tools and frameworks including Appium, Jira, Android Studio, GitHub, Slack, Selenium, Espresso, XCTest, Jenkins, and Azure Pipelines. |
| Product | Maestro is an open-source UI testing framework for mobile and web apps, using human-readable YAML flows. | Pcloudy describes itself as a mobile and web app testing platform combining real device cloud access, AI test automation, and performance monitoring. |
Maestro plans
- LocalFree
- Cloud$250 a month
- Enterprise CloudPriced on request
pCloudy plans
- Manual Testing — Browser Cloud (1 parallel test)$19 a month
- Manual Testing — Device Cloud (1 parallel test)$39 a month
- Automation Testing — Browser Cloud (1 parallel test)$99 a month
- Automation Testing — Device Cloud (1 parallel test)$139 a month
- Manual Testing — Browser Cloud (1 parallel test, annual)$182 a year
- Test Automation Agent add-on$200 a month
Pick Maestro if…
Maestro suits testers, developers, engineers, and DevOps teams automating mobile or web app tests. The local tools suit teams running tests on their own devices, while Cloud is for those needing hosted parallel runs.
Pick pCloudy if…
It suits teams testing mobile and web apps across real devices or broad browser and operating-system combinations. Teams needing more than 10 parallel tests should expect to contact sales for custom pricing.