Qualflare is free for open-source projects
The new Open Source plan makes Qualflare free for public GitHub projects, with a shareable public test report and a README badge showing your latest run.
Qualflare now has a free Open Source plan for public GitHub projects. Link your repository and you get test reporting with no subscription, plus a public report page you can share with contributors and users.
What's new
- A free plan for open source. Open Source workspaces cost nothing and need no payment details.
- Linked to your GitHub repository. Each project is tied to a repository, and the repository is checked to confirm it qualifies.
- A public test report. Publish a read-only report of your project's launches at a shareable URL, so anyone can see your project's test health without an account.
- A README badge. Copy a Markdown badge that shows your latest run, for example "qualflare: 128 passed", and links to your public report.
Who qualifies
Your repository must be public, not a fork, not archived, and have an OSI-approved open-source license.
How to get started
When you create a workspace, choose Open Source ("Free plan for a public GitHub project, with a shareable report page"). Then link each new project to its repository from the Repository picker, after connecting GitHub. To publish the report, go to Project Settings → General → Public report.
Availability
The Open Source plan is free for eligible public repositories. Since September 2026 it also includes AI features, such as up to 100 AI report analyses a month. See the docs for current limits.