Autify is a family of test automation products rather than one tool: Aximo is an AI testing agent, Nexus is built on Playwright, and Autify Mobile covers no-code mobile testing. You build and run a suite that is yours to keep and extend. Sybqa has no suite to build. You paste a link, review a plan and read an evidence report. We make Sybqa, so weigh this page accordingly: if you want a durable regression suite across web, mobile and desktop, Autify is built for that; if you want to know what is broken on a site today, Sybqa is the lighter start.
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At a glance
Sybqa and Autify compared on the points both publish
Point
Sybqa
Autify
Core job
Checks a site you point it at and reports evidence of what broke
Test automation across several products: Aximo (an AI testing agent), Nexus (built on Playwright), Genesis (test case and test code generation within Nexus) and Autify Mobile (no-code mobile test automation)
Where you start
A link and an optional goal. You review the plan before anything runs
Aximo is described as using natural language and visual recognition to generate and run end-to-end tests; Nexus is Playwright-based, with Playwright code export and import on its Professional plan
Kinds of test
Browser journeys, responsive layout, accessibility rules and page errors. No native mobile app or desktop app testing
Aximo lists web, mobile and desktop app testing, email testing and visual regression testing, with some of these on higher plans
Keeping tests working
A saved plan re-runs as reviewed; there is no test suite to maintain
Its home page lists self-healing and flexible locators, and describes Aximo as needing no scripts or selectors
Pipelines
The GitHub Action and API tokens start a saved plan from a pipeline (guide)
Pages we read did not list CI integrations, so we make no claim either way
How usage is counted
Deterministic checks use no AI credits; AI checks draw down the plan’s credits
Aximo plans include a monthly credit allowance and a number of concurrent web and mobile executions; a credit is consumed per execution step
Public pricing
A free plan after sign-up (10 runs a month, no AI review) and a paid plan with AI credits
Aximo: $0 Individual User plan with 2,000 one-time credits, Core at $99 a month billed annually ($120 monthly), Team at $450 a month billed annually ($550 monthly), Enterprise by quote. Nexus: a 14-day trial, Professional from $3,600 a year or $400 a month, add-ons priced separately
What Autify does better
It builds a regression suite that lives in the product and is re-run on demand. Sybqa does not keep a test suite for you.
It covers more surfaces: its pricing page lists web, mobile and desktop app testing, email testing and visual regression testing. Sybqa tests in browser viewports only.
Nexus is built on Playwright and its Professional plan lists Playwright code export and import, so tests can leave the product as code. Sybqa saves a plan that runs in Sybqa.
It publishes team-sized plans with concurrency, and an Enterprise tier with on-prem or dedicated infrastructure for organisations that need it.
Which one to choose
Choose Autify if
A team will build and own end-to-end tests over time, on web, mobile or desktop.
You want Playwright code you can export, or an AI agent that authors and runs tests from natural language.
You need concurrency, email testing or an enterprise deployment option.
Choose Sybqa if
You have no tests and want an independent first read on a site you or an AI builder just made.
You want a report with screenshots and steps to reproduce that you can hand to a developer or client.
You want to start free and see published prices without a sales conversation.
They do different jobs. A first Sybqa run can show what to automate; a suite platform such as Autify then holds the long-lived regression coverage.
What this comparison does not claim
Common questions
Does Autify have a free plan?
The pricing page we read lists a $0 Individual User plan for Aximo with 2,000 one-time credits that do not expire, and a 14-day trial for Nexus. Sybqa’s free plan is available after sign-up and gives 10 runs a month without AI review.
Is Sybqa a replacement for Autify?
Not directly. Autify is for creating and maintaining a test suite. Sybqa checks a site you point it at and reports evidence, so it can stand in for a first check but not for a suite your team owns.