Your SaaS ships fast.
Who catches the bugs?
Calibre deploys autonomous QA agents that write, run, and maintain your Playwright test suite — catching release, workflow, and AI-feature failures before your customers do.
Four ways we protect your product
Each service line maps to what SaaS buyers actually care about — not testing hours, but release risk, revenue protection, and trust.
Release Confidence Testing
Ship without fear on every deployment
- →Core user flows — auth, onboarding, checkout, settings
- →Smoke pack runs in <5 min post-deploy, gates the release
- →Smart regression — only re-runs flows affected by what changed
- →Cross-browser: Chrome, Safari, Edge
- →Slack alert with screenshot before users see it
Trigger: a broken deploy that reached users
SaaS Workflow QA
Protect the flows that touch revenue and trust
- →Onboarding & activation — setup, invites, empty states
- →Integration testing — Stripe, HubSpot, Slack, webhooks, OAuth
- →Permissions & tenant isolation — all roles, all plan tiers
- →Billing logic — upgrade, downgrade, proration, failed payment
- →Workflow state integrity — no duplicates, no skipped steps
Trigger: billing incident, permissions bug, integration failure
AI Feature QA
Keep your copilots from becoming a liability
- →Output consistency — same prompt → reliable results
- →Hallucination boundary testing — does it stay in scope?
- →Fallback paths — what happens when the LLM fails or rate-limits?
- →Action boundary testing — for agents: what can/can't it do?
- →Adversarial edge cases — prompt injection, malformed inputs
Trigger: AI feature behaving unexpectedly in production
Managed QA Agent Layer
External QA function, without the headcount
- →Everything in the 3 above, continuously updated
- →Release gating — CI blocks deploys when critical tests fail
- →Weekly Notion health report with pass rates and trends
- →Human escalation flag for ambiguous failures
- →Quarterly test suite audit + expansion as product evolves
Trigger: team spending >5hr/week on manual pre-release testing
First test running in under 24 hours
No onboarding calls. No spec documents. We start from your live app and have coverage running the same day.
We browse your app
Claude Code + Playwright MCP explores your live application, maps your critical flows, and builds a test plan in under 4 hours. No spec sheets, no meetings.
Auth flows, core features, checkout, settings — we find them ourselves.
Tests go live in your CI
We write Playwright specs, connect to your GitHub Actions pipeline, and your first automated test run completes within 24 hours of onboarding.
Tests live in your repo. You own them permanently.
Alerts on every failure
Every deployment triggers a test run. Any failure fires a Slack alert with a screenshot and reproduction steps — before your users ever see it.
Nightly runs + on every push. Never miss a regression.
Self-healing, always current
When your UI changes and breaks a selector, the AI healer patches the test automatically. Your coverage stays current without dev time.
Monthly Notion report shows pass rates, trends, and risk summary.
Ready to see it on your app?
Free audit — 10 tests, Notion report, no commitment.
Transparent pricing. No surprises.
A QA engineer costs $80–100K/year. Calibre starts at $1,200/month. Month-to-month, no annual lock-in. Tests stay with you always.
Prove the value before committing
- 10 automated Playwright tests
- Your critical flows only
- Notion report with findings
- Bug severity breakdown
- Test files you keep forever
For early-stage SaaS validating fast
- 20 Playwright tests
- Weekly CI runs via GitHub Actions
- Slack failure alerts + screenshots
- Notion dashboard (live pass/fail)
- Self-healing on selector changes
- 1 test suite (core flows)
For Series A/B shipping nightly
- 50 Playwright tests
- Nightly CI runs + on every push
- Slack failure alerts + screenshots
- Notion dashboard + weekly report
- Self-healing on selector changes
- 3 test suites (core + integrations + billing)
- Release gating on critical failures
Full managed QA, no headcount needed
- Unlimited Playwright tests
- Every push + nightly + scheduled
- All service lines included
- AI Feature QA coverage
- Quarterly test suite audit
- Human escalation review
- Dedicated async support channel
💡 The $500 setup is a 1-month pilot commitment. If you don't see value in 30 days, cancel and keep the tests.
We publish our full stack.
Competitors don't.
Q-Pros has 15 service pages and names zero tools. We name every tool, show actual test code, and run public demos. Technical buyers trust transparency.
Q-Pros — our largest competitor — charges $300+/hr and names zero tools on their site. Their "AI tool" is a JavaScript quiz. Their delivery runs out of Amman, Jordan.
import { test, expect } from '@playwright/test';
test('checkout flow completes on Safari mobile', async ({ page }) => {
await page.goto('/products');
await page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Add to cart' }).first().click();
await page.getByRole('link', { name: 'Checkout' }).click();
await page.getByLabel('Card number').fill('4242 4242 4242 4242');
await page.getByLabel('Expiry').fill('12/28');
await page.getByLabel('CVC').fill('123');
await page.getByRole('button', { name: 'Pay now' }).click();
await expect(page.getByText('Order confirmed')).toBeVisible();
});Why Calibre, not the alternatives
Every option has tradeoffs. Here's how they actually compare on what matters.
Q-Pros pricing verified via Clutch/Goodfirms (March 2026). Mabl/QA Wolf via public pricing pages.
Get your free QA audit
Drop your email. We'll write 10 tests on your critical flows and send you a Notion report showing exactly what we catch.
No pitch. No commitment. Just proof. Takes 4 hours on our end.