Agentic AI QA testing for tech and product teamsA 360° view of your release,
before your users see it.
AI QA specialists check each release against your requirements, design and business rules: journeys, accessibility, security, speed, data, integrations and your product's own AI. You see what was verified, what failed and what was not checked.
Short answer. ShipperAG is agentic AI QA testing for tech and product teams. AI QA specialists check each release against your requirements, design system and business rules, and an independent verifier re-runs every finding before it is reported. Your team gets evidence to approve or share, not a raw AI opinion. ShipperAG is a private pilot with a free 45-day trial. Request a free trial to get started.
Free 45-day trial
- Up to 20 release checks on your product
- Set up with the founders
- No card, nothing charged after
Private pilot · plans from $149 a month after the trial
Not just bugs. Nine ways to look at one release.
Functional tests ask whether it works. A release can also break a business rule, shut out a keyboard user, leak data, slow down, disagree with itself or let its own AI overpromise. ShipperAG looks at it from all these sides in one run, and tells you what it could not check.
Sample release · one example check per area
Northstar Shop, build 42 Hold
4 verified · 3 issues · 1 question · 1 not covered
Business rules & journeys
Does the free-shipping promise survive checkout?
- Requirement
- Orders of $50 or more ship free.
- What we saw
- A $62.00 cart was charged $4.99 shipping.
- Result
- Issue foundReproduced by an independent re-check.
- Not checked
- Shipping outside the US: no test address was supplied.
UX & accessibility
Can someone finish checkout with only a keyboard?
- Requirement
- Focus returns when a dialog closes (WCAG 2.2).
- What we saw
- Closing the cart dialog with Escape sent focus to the top of the page.
- Result
- Issue foundSteps and a screenshot attached.
- Not checked
- Screen-reader wording, which needs a person to judge.
Design match
Does the release follow your design system?
- Requirement
- Buttons, type and colour follow the supplied design tokens.
- What we saw
- Cart, checkout and sign-in match at desktop and phone sizes.
- Result
- VerifiedCompared against the tokens, not by eye.
- Not checked
- Order history, which this release did not change.
Security & privacy
Can one customer open another customer's order?
- Requirement
- Customers can only see their own orders.
- What we saw
- Another customer's order link returned 403 for every test login.
- Result
- VerifiedChecked with each role you supplied.
- Not checked
- Admin roles: no admin test login was supplied.
Speed & reliability
Is search fast enough on a phone?
- Requirement
- “Search should feel fast.” No number was given.
- What we saw
- Results took 3.4 s to appear on a mid-range phone profile.
- Result
- Needs inputIt asks you for a budget instead of guessing.
- Not checked
- Networks slower than 4G: no network profile was set.
Data integrity
Do the totals you show match the totals you store?
- Requirement
- Order total = items + shipping − discount.
- What we saw
- Cart, checkout and the order API agree on all 6 test orders.
- Result
- VerifiedRead from the page and the API, then compared.
- Not checked
- Currencies other than US dollars.
Integrations
Does a refund reach the payment provider exactly once?
- Requirement
- A refund is sent to the payment provider once.
- What we saw
- Not run: no payment-provider test account is connected.
- Result
- Not coveredListed in the report until it is connected.
- Not checked
- This check. Connect a sandbox account to include it.
Your product's AI
Does your shopping assistant stay within policy?
- Requirement
- The assistant never promises delivery dates.
- What we saw
- In 2 of 20 test conversations it promised next-day delivery.
- Result
- Issue foundBoth conversations are in the evidence.
- Not checked
- Conversations in languages other than English.
Change safety
Did this build break something that worked before?
- Requirement
- Everything that passed on the last build still passes.
- What we saw
- All 31 earlier checks ran again on this build and still pass.
- Result
- VerifiedCompared with the last build, check by check.
- Not checked
- Features removed in this release.
Sample data. Each area shows one example check from one release; a real run plans many, chosen from your product, your context and the access you give. Anything outside the run is listed in the report, never hidden. Browser checks run in Chromium, including phone and tablet emulation; Firefox, Safari and real devices are not covered yet.
13 quality areas, and the AI QA specialists who check them.
Trace every finding back to your rule.
Each issue shows what your requirement expected, what actually happened and how to make it happen again, with the screenshot and the recorded request attached.
- What is wrongYour rule says orders of $50 or more ship free. A $62.00 cart was charged $4.99.
- Why we believe itAn independent re-check in a fresh session reproduced it. An AI opinion alone never marks anything verified.
- Steps and evidenceThree steps to reproduce, the screenshot and the web request, ready for whoever fixes it.
- Verified
Checked, re-checked, and it holds. - Issue found
A reproduced failure, with steps. - Needs input
Unclear rules: it asks, never guesses. - Not covered
Outside the run, shown plainly.
Want evidence like this on your own release? Every team starts with a free 45-day trial from your first release check: up to 20 release checks on your own product, and no card.
Work email only. We keep your email, team size, plan choice and the page you joined from, only to contact you about the ShipperAG pilot. No spam.
Watch a real release check.
Four minutes, one real staging site: set up, run the test, read the evidence, fix and re-test, decide. The bugs and the verdicts are real.
Your product defines what correct means.
Give ShipperAG a staging or preview URL and the context you already have. It plans the checks each release needs, runs them in a real browser and against your APIs, and brings the evidence back to your team. No test scripts to write or maintain.
Who does the checking
AI QA specialists, picked for each release. A coordinator reads the change and chooses the ones it needs, within your limits; an independent verifier re-runs every finding before it reaches you.
It only tests products you own or have written permission to test, and stays inside the hosts you allow.
Works with how you build
- Code from any sourceHand-written by your team, or built with Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor or Copilot: every release gets the same checks against your requirements, however the code was written.
- Your product's own AIAssistants and AI features built on OpenAI, Claude, Gemini or open models, checked against the rules you give them.
Start with your next release.
Try ShipperAG free for 45 days on your own product, then choose a plan. You pay for the releases you check, not for seats.
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Starter
For one product.
$149a month
20 release checks a month
About one each working day, for one product
- 1 product
- Unlimited seats
- Specialists picked per release, plus the verifier
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Recommended
Growth
For teams releasing every week.
$449a month
75 release checks a month
About one each working day, for each of 3 products
- 3 products
- Unlimited seats
- CI and API
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Scale
For several teams.
$1,200a month
250 release checks a month
About one each working day, for each of 10 products
- 10 products
- Unlimited seats
- CI and API
A release check is one run of ShipperAG on one build, ending in one report. Choosing a plan only tells us your preference: every trial includes up to 20 release checks, free. Prices in US dollars, before tax.
More than 250 checks? EnterpriseBefore your first check.
How much does it cost, and how does the free trial work?
Every team starts with a free 45-day trial from your first release check: up to 20 release checks on your own product, and no card. After that, plans start at $149 a month for 20 release checks, with unlimited seats.
What happens after I request a trial?
You join the private-pilot waitlist. We invite teams in small groups and set up the first release check with you. Your 45 free days start with that first check, and nothing is charged when they end.
What do you need from our team?
A staging or preview URL for a product you own or have permission to test, and what correct looks like: requirements or a brief, plus your design system, business rules and API docs where they exist. Your team does not write or maintain any test scripts.
What do we get for each release?
A plain-language release report: what was verified, any issues with screenshots and steps to reproduce, questions that need your input, and what was not covered. You can share it with stakeholders, and a person on your team makes the release decision.
What is ShipperAG, in one sentence?
ShipperAG is agentic AI QA testing for tech and product teams. AI QA specialists check each release against your requirements, design system and business rules, and an independent verifier re-runs every finding before your team sees it, so you get evidence to approve or share, not a raw AI opinion. It's a private pilot with a free 45-day trial; request a free trial to get started.
Can we trust an AI's results?
ShipperAG never treats an AI opinion as proof. Language models help read the requirements and write checks, but deterministic checks decide pass or fail, so a model's opinion alone can never mark a result verified. The independent verifier re-runs every finding in a fresh session, so a one-off glitch is not reported as a bug. A person makes the final sign-off.
Which browsers and devices are covered?
Browser checks run in real Chromium sessions, including phone and tablet sizes with touch emulation. Firefox, Safari and real devices are not covered yet, and every report lists them under Not covered.
Does this replace our QA team or test automation?
No. Your team still decides what the product should do, answers the questions ShipperAG raises and makes the release decision. ShipperAG takes over the repetitive checking on every release, and it works out what to test from your requirements and the change, so there are no test scripts to write or maintain.
What is agentic AI testing?
Agentic AI testing uses autonomous AI agents that plan, run and verify tests on their own. In ShipperAG, AI QA specialists, picked for each release, read your requirements, design system and business rules, decide what each release needs, run real checks against the product and report only what they can back with evidence.
Is ShipperAG a shipping or logistics company?
No. ShipperAG is AI QA testing software for tech and product teams, not shipping, freight or logistics software.
Another question? Ask the founders, or read the guides.
Bring your next release.
Up to 20 release checks on your own product over 45 days. No card, nothing charged when the trial ends, and the reports are yours to keep.
- RequestYour work email and the plan you are leaning towards. It takes a minute.
- We set up your first check with youWe invite teams from the waitlist in small groups, and the founders run the first check alongside you.
- 45 days free from that checkUp to 20 release checks. Then choose a plan from $149 a month, or stop.
Want a quick first look? Check any page free and see what a machine can and cannot verify.