
Maestro (open source)
Maestro is an open-source mobile UI testing tool with a CLI and desktop Studio. Its pricing page says it is free and open source for local testing.
Maestro (open source) is a developer tools perk from Maestro, free and open-source CLI and Studio, with no funding required.
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Inside Maestro (open source)
Maestro is free and open source, and you can build, run and debug flows locally at no cost with the CLI or Maestro Studio. Running flows in parallel on Maestro's device cloud is the paid part, at $250 per device a month.
Who it's for
- Funding / backing
- No funding needed
- Geography
- Global
- Recurring / expiry
- Open-source tool with no time limit.
- Other requirements
- Local testing runs on your own devices; device cloud is paid.
How to apply for Maestro (open source)
- 1Install the Maestro CLI from maestro.dev.
- 2No application is needed.
Maestro (open source): common questions
What do you get with Maestro (open source)?
Maestro (open source) is free and open-source CLI and Studio.
Who qualifies for Maestro (open source)?
Maestro (open source) is open to any startup, with no funding required. Local testing runs on your own devices; device cloud is paid.
Do I need to be VC-backed or in an accelerator to get Maestro (open source)?
No. Maestro (open source) is open to any startup that meets the stated criteria, no investor or accelerator backing required.
How do I apply for Maestro (open source)?
Install the Maestro CLI from maestro.dev. No application is needed.
How long do I have to use Maestro (open source), and does it expire?
Open-source tool with no time limit.
Is Maestro (open source) available outside the US?
Maestro (open source) is available globally, subject to the provider's terms.
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