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description mabl Overview

Mabl is an automated testing platform that utilizes synthetic monitoring to continuously verify the functionality and performance of web applications by simulating real user interactions and tracking key metrics like load times and errors.

help mabl FAQ

What kinds of tests can mabl run besides browser tests?

mabl supports browser testing, mobile testing, and API testing, along with accessibility and performance testing. Its help center describes cloud-based runs for validating web applications, mobile apps, and application programming interfaces. ([mabl help](https://help.mabl.com/hc/en-us))

How does mabl's auto-healing work when a web page changes?

mabl tracks an element's attributes and history so it can look for a strong match when a locator changes. Its advanced generative AI auto-healing is attempted only after a test has run successfully in a plan at least 5 times. ([mabl auto-healing documentation](https://help.mabl.com/hc/en-us/articles/19078583792404-How-auto-heal-works))

How is mabl priced?

mabl's current pricing page describes customized pricing rather than one public flat plan. It lists a starting allocation of 500 credits per month for cloud runs shared across browser, mobile, API, performance, and accessibility testing. ([mabl pricing](https://www.mabl.com/pricing))

Can mabl connect to a software team's existing workflow?

mabl lists integrations with CI/CD systems, Jira, Slack, and Microsoft Teams, and it provides a command-line interface. Teams can also run local and continuous-integration tests without an extra charge under the current pricing description. ([mabl pricing](https://www.mabl.com/pricing))

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