Planned plans
Flat prices per organization, not per user. Prices in US dollars; features marked "(planned)" are not built yet.
Free
$0
For small suites and trying it out.
- 50,000 test results a month
- 2 projects
- 30 days of history
- Every label: new, also failing on main, known flaky, missing
- Pull request comment on GitHub
Team
$44 a month, or $24 a month billed yearly
For a team that ships through pull requests every day.
- Unlimited users
- 90 days of history
- Flaky tests over 7-90 days
- Report-only quarantine
- Slack, Discord and webhook alerts
- MCP server for coding agents
Business
$74 a month, or $42 a month billed yearly
For larger suites and several teams.
- Everything in Team
- 1 year of history
- Governance history for AI-written test changes across pull requests (planned)
- Priority support
- SSO (planned)
Founding teams: 12 months free, then half price for life
For the first 10 organizations that start sending runs (a first run, then runs in 2 of the next 3 weeks): TurnSignal is free for 12 months from that point, then 50% off the list price of any plan for as long as you stay. In return we ask for a 20-minute call after setup and short feedback every two weeks.
Reserve the founding price Read the docs
Reserving means signing up for the free beta; no card is needed.
Questions people ask
What counts as a test result?
Each finished test attempt counts as one result, and retries count too. A run of 500 tests in which 3 tests are retried once uses 503 results.
What happens if we go over the limit?
Your CI is not affected: tests run and pass or fail exactly as they would without TurnSignal. Runs that already started still finish; new runs aren't recorded until the 1st of the next month (UTC). Organization owners are warned at 80% and 100%, and we raise limits on request.
How do we get the founding price?
Sign up and start sending runs: a first run, then runs in 2 of the next 3 weeks. The first 10 organizations that do this get 12 months free from that point, then 50% off the list price of any plan for as long as they stay.
Which plan fits a team with open-source repositories?
Public repositories are free with raised limits; see TurnSignal for open source. Private repositories follow the plans above.