Testream - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Testream helps teams stop translating quality status between CI logs, Jira issues, manual QA notes, and release meetings. It brings the evidence together in Jira so product, delivery, QA, and engineering can review the same current picture before deciding what ships.

Keep the test frameworks and CI/CD pipelines your team already uses. Testream publishes durable test evidence into Jira without requiring a pipeline migration or duplicating every automated test as a manual case.

Automated test evidence

Publish Playwright, Jest, Cypress, JUnit, .NET, Pytest, Vitest, WebdriverIO, Mocha, and CLI results. Review pass rates, failed tests, branch and commit context, suite changes, trends, errors, stack traces, screenshots, traces, videos, logs, and other uploaded artifacts from connected run records.

BDD coverage with reviewer control

Create Jira-owned Gherkin specifications manually or with Atlassian Rovo. Reuse behaviors from the BDD Library and assess scenarios against captured automated evidence. Rovo returns a coverage decision, confidence, rationale, and matching evidence; reviewers can approve, reject, or guide the assessment.

Manual Test Cycles that contribute to the same release picture

Turn reusable behaviors into focused manual execution batches. Record passed, failed, blocked, or skipped outcomes, add notes and evidence, and link cycles to Jira releases without maintaining a disconnected spreadsheet of duplicate cases.

Release visibility for better delivery decisions

Link test runs to Jira releases, review pass rates and quality metrics by version, inspect coverage gaps and unmapped work, and understand whether the available evidence supports the next release conversation.

The result is faster failure triage, clearer communication with non-technical stakeholders, and less QA administration. Testream makes quality evidence persistent and actionable in the Jira workflow your team already follows.

Security and data handling

Testream uses project-scoped API keys, HTTPS transport, server-side encrypted artifact storage, and project-level data isolation. No source code is collected; reporters send test output. Visit the Testream Security Policy for detailed security information.

Start with a free Jira project and prove the first run in about five minutes. Visit the Testream website for product, security, and pricing details, then open the Quick Start in the documentation for setup guidance or install Testream from the Atlassian Marketplace.