We'll help you set up and manage AI code review agents tuned to your app, your codebase, and the things your team actually cares about catching.

We open a shared chat channel with your TestDriver Experts, deploy TestDriver to your repo, and get your suite running. We make sure your first tests are merged and that TestDriver keeps adding tests after that. We also help you configure your VMs and any customization you need, and build the process around it. Your first month is the pilot; the monthly subscription only starts 30 days later, and you can cancel any time before then.

If TestDriver isn't working for your team, tell your expert in your shared channel within 30 days of checkout and we'll refund the pilot month in full. The refund ends the services and cancels the subscription, and it applies once per team. The exact terms are in Section 6 of the Enterprise Terms.

Windows machines, custom VM images, custom context, running on your own infrastructure, bringing your own AI keys, and custom prompts and data integrations.

When you self-host TestDriver, you bring your own keys and manage your own infrastructure, so there are no testing minutes to meter and no overage.

You deploy to your own infrastructure, so your code and test data stay in your environment and never leave it.

You communicate directly with the TestDriver team in Slack, Teams, or wherever your team already works. Your experts help you get set up, investigate failures, and file bug reports.

You deploy TestDriver to your own AWS account, and your experts walk you through it. The full guide is in the self-hosting docs.

No. You can run on TestDriver's cloud instead, but then you're subject to standard Pro billing for testing minutes.

Two: how many tests can run at the same time, which we agree with you during setup, and how long we keep your test data and recordings.