Momentic
AI-native E2E, visual, API, and accessibility testing — write tests in plain English, ship with confidence.
Overview
Momentic is an AI-native automated testing platform that lets engineering teams write end-to-end, visual, API, and accessibility tests in plain English rather than brittle CSS selectors or XPath. Its intent-based locators track what a UI element does, not how it is labelled in the DOM, so tests self-heal when interfaces change instead of breaking and requiring manual rewrites. The CLI-first platform stores tests as YAML files in your repository, integrates with GitHub Actions, CircleCI, and GitLab CI, and can run an autonomous agent that crawls your app, discovers critical user flows, and generates a baseline test suite without explicit instruction.
Founded in San Francisco in 2023 and part of Y Combinator's Winter 2024 batch, Momentic has raised $19.2 million across three rounds — a $500K YC pre-seed (April 2024), a $3.7M seed led by FundersClub with General Catalyst participation (March 2025), and a $15M Series A led by Standard Capital with Dropbox Ventures (November 2025). Customers including Notion, Webflow, Retool, Quora, and Xero have collectively executed over 2 billion test steps on the platform. Mobile testing for iOS and Android launched in August 2025, adding to the existing web testing core.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 11 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- 2,000 credits (~200 test runs)
- All core AI test authoring
- 30-day results retention
- 1 concurrent mobile device
- 10,000 credits (~1,000 test runs)
- 2 Android + 1 iOS device
- 5 SMS/OTP test numbers
- Shared Slack channel
- SAML SSO, SCIM, audit log
- Unlimited mobile session length
- Priority SLA support
- Dedicated account manager
Use cases
What you can produce with Momentic
- Self-healing E2E test suite stored as YAML files in your git repository
- Autonomous test generation — AI agent discovers critical user flows and writes tests without manual specification
- Built-in accessibility audit reports aligned to WCAG standards alongside every test run
- Visual regression test results with AI-filtered false-positive suppression
- CI/CD workflow integrations for GitHub Actions, CircleCI, and GitLab CI out of the box
- Mobile test coverage for iOS and Android via natural language test authoring on high-speed emulators
- Per-run debugging artefacts including screenshots, network logs, console output, and AI-suggested fixes
ASEAN Perspective
Momentic in Southeast Asia
Momentic has no declared APAC office or regional pricing as of mid-2026, and its public customer roster (Notion, Webflow, Retool, Xero, Quora) is predominantly US and ANZ-headquartered — no named ASEAN-origin customers are confirmed. The opaque quote-only pricing model adds friction for cost-sensitive engineering teams in markets such as Singapore, Indonesia, and Vietnam, where transparent self-serve tiers are preferred. That said, Xero is widely used across Singapore and Malaysia for SME accounting, meaning some ASEAN-based engineering teams may already use Momentic indirectly. Teams in the region building SaaS products on React or Next.js will find the plain-English test authoring and CI/CD integrations immediately applicable, though Chrome-only execution limits cross-browser coverage in markets where mobile browser diversity remains significant.
Momentic's Series A materials cite 2 billion test steps executed and 390,000-plus bugs caught monthly across its customer base — Notion, Webflow, Retool, and Quora among them — which is a real usage signal for a two-year-old company. The pitch — describe a test flow in plain English, let self-healing locators track what an element does rather than its CSS selector, so tests survive a redesign instead of breaking — genuinely works for Chrome-based web testing, per multiple independent reviews. What's inaccurate to say now is that pricing is quote-only: Momentic publishes a free tier (2,000 credits, roughly 200 test runs a month) and a $125/month pay-as-you-go plan; only Enterprise is a sales conversation. The real gap is browser coverage — Chrome and Chromium only, with Firefox and Safari still on the roadmap with no committed date — a genuine blocker for teams needing cross-browser regression coverage.
What people say
Retool's engineering team says Momentic got them to an 8x release cadence and saved 40-plus engineering hours a month — one of several customer numbers Momentic can point to that go beyond marketing copy, alongside a platform-wide claim of 2 billion test steps executed and 390,000+ bugs caught per month. Named customers include Notion, Webflow, Retool, Quora, and Xero, and Y Combinator's W24 batch plus a $15 million Series A (Standard Capital, Dropbox Ventures, November 2025) brought total funding to $19.2 million.
The core mechanic is natural-language test authoring: describe a flow in plain English instead of writing Playwright or Cypress selectors, and Momentic's "intent-based" locators track what an element does rather than how it's labeled in the DOM, so a redesign doesn't automatically break the suite. There's also an autonomous crawler that discovers flows in an app and builds a baseline suite with no instructions — useful for teams starting from zero test coverage. Mobile testing for iOS and Android shipped in August 2025, layered on top of the web-testing core.
One correction worth making plainly: Momentic's pricing is not quote-only. The Free tier runs 2,000 credits (about 200 test runs) a month with no card required, and Pay-as-you-go starts at $125/month for roughly 1,000 test runs before overage billing kicks in — only Enterprise requires a sales call. The real limitation is browser support: Chrome and Chromium only as of mid-2026, with Firefox and Safari listed as roadmap items with no firm date, which rules Momentic out for teams needing Safari- or Firefox-specific regression coverage today.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
Notable facts
- Momentic's customers collectively automated the equivalent of 300,000 hours of manual testing in a single month as of November 2025.
- The platform is part of Y Combinator's Winter 2024 cohort — co-founder Jeff An previously led testing at Robinhood and enterprise quality at Retool, the company that later became a notable customer.
- Tests are stored as plain YAML files in your git repository, so they travel with your code and are reviewable in pull requests like any other source file.
- Retool went from releasing every two weeks to four times per week after adopting Momentic, fully automating a 15-page manual QA checklist in the process.
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About this listing
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