Testiny
Austrian test management tool that tracks manual and automated results, hosted in Germany, with a self-hosted server edition
Quick Overview
| Company | Mategra GmbH |
|---|---|
| Category | Test Management |
| Headquarters | Graz, Austria |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Austria (EU) |
| Data Location | Hetzner, Germany; backups every two hours in a second German data center |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | Yes - Testiny Server for Docker or Kubernetes (custom Enterprise terms) |
| Main Features | Test cases, runs and plans, milestones, custom fields, automation result import (Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, JUnit), Jira, Linear, GitHub, GitLab and Azure DevOps links, SSO via OIDC, MCP server, REST API |
| Pricing | Free for up to 3 users; Starter USD 15.42, Business USD 17.08 and Enterprise USD 25.00 per user per month billed yearly; 21-day trial |
| Best For | Small and mid-size QA teams that want published prices, EU hosting and an import path from TestRail |
| Replaces | TestRail, Zephyr, Xray |
Detailed Review
Testiny keeps manual and automated testing in one place. Teams write test cases and plans, run them with assignees and milestones, and import results from Playwright, Cypress, Selenium or JUnit so that automation outcomes appear in the same report as manual runs.
The contracting entity is Mategra GmbH in Graz, named in the Testiny legal notice with commercial register number FN 557737 b. The vendor's data security page states that Testiny is hosted at Hetzner in Germany.
Migration and integrations
Testiny documents an API import from TestRail, Zephyr and Xray including images and attachments, and imports from Qase, TestLink and CSV or Excel files. Issues can be created and linked in Jira, Linear, GitHub, GitLab or Azure DevOps, while test cases and history stay inside Testiny.
Single sign-on works with any OIDC provider and starts on the Business plan. An MCP server lets AI assistants such as Claude Desktop or VS Code Copilot create test cases and update results, according to the vendor.
Hosting and security
The vendor says all data is processed and stored in line with GDPR and that backups run every two hours into another German data center. Testiny holds no certifications of its own because it does not operate a data center; it points to Hetzner's ISO/IEC 27001 certification.
Testiny Server is the self-hosted edition, deployable with Docker or Kubernetes, and is offered under custom Enterprise terms.
Pricing model
Pricing is per seat and shown in US dollars: Starter from USD 15.42 per user per month (up to 25 users), Business from USD 17.08 (from 5 users) and Enterprise from USD 25.00 (packages of 5), all billed yearly. Viewers are priced lower, and there is a free plan for 3 users and a 21-day trial without a card.
Limitations to Consider
Prices are displayed in US dollars on the pricing page, even though the vendor is Austrian. Self-hosting is only available through custom Enterprise terms. Automation is handled by importing results, so Testiny does not run test suites itself. Role-based permissions, audit logs and custom roles start on the Enterprise plan.
Who Should Use Testiny
QA teams that are leaving TestRail and want an EU-hosted tool with published per-seat prices and a documented import.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Free plan for 3 users
- Hosted at Hetzner in Germany with backups in a second German data center
- Documented import from TestRail, Zephyr and Xray
- Self-hosted Testiny Server edition
- Per-seat prices published on the pricing page
Cons
- Prices shown in US dollars
- Self-hosting needs custom Enterprise terms
- Does not execute automated tests itself
- No own security certifications, relies on the hosting provider's
Alternatives to Testiny
Other European test management worth comparing before you decide:
TestMonitor
Netherlands · Utrecht test management with euro pricing and ISO 27001 certification
Squash TM
France · Open-core test repository from Henix with a free Community edition
Kiwi TCMS
Bulgaria · Open-source test management you run as a container or rent as a tenant
aqua cloud
Germany · Cologne test and requirements suite with free guest licences
See all European test management or compare them directly against TestRail on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
The vendor's data security page states that Testiny is hosted at Hetzner, a provider located in Germany, with backups every two hours kept in another data center in Germany.
Yes. Testiny states that it imports from TestRail, Zephyr and Xray via API, including images and attachments, and from Qase, TestLink and CSV or Excel files with text formatting, requirements and custom fields.
Yes, the Free plan covers up to 3 users with test cases, plans, runs, reporting, issue tracker integrations, API keys and two-factor authentication. Open-source projects can also use Testiny free of charge, according to the pricing page.