JAIPilot Pricing

Free

A powerful open-source plan to get started. Bring your own Google Gemini API key and start generating tests right away !

Plan Includes:
  • Custom Google Gemini key + model support
  • Fast local performance
  • Compilable, runnable test output
  • One-click test generation per class
  • High-coverage unit tests
$0
forever
Pro

A fully-managed upgrade with zero setup and maximum performance. Pay only for what you use.

Plan Includes:
  • Everything in free
  • No rate limits — generate as much as you need
  • Usage-based pricing — only pay for what you use
  • No API setup — we handle LLM model selection for you
  • Automatically selects the best model for each test
  • Optimized for faster, smarter test generation
  • Dedicated support and early access to new features
  • Top-up anytime when balance runs low
  • Enough credits to generate tests for ~10K lines of code
$20
usage credits, top-up anytime
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Pricing FAQ

Is JaiPilot free to use?

Yes! The Free plan is open source. You can bring your own Google Gemini API key and start generating tests right away.

What does the Pro version offer?

The Pro plan is fully managed: no setup, no rate limits, usage-based billing, and smart LLM model selection — just generate tests and go.

Do I need a credit card to try it?

No. You can start with the Free plan using your own Google Gemini key. No signup or payment needed until you choose to upgrade.

Can I top up my Pro plan later?

Yes! JAIPilot Pro is pay-as-you-go. When your credits run out, you can top up anytime — no subscriptions, no auto-renewals.

Compare Plans

All core features included in both plans

FreePro
Core Features
One-click test generation
High test coverage output
Compilable and executable tests
Works in IntelliJ
Performance & Automation
Use your own Google Gemini key
No setup required
Smart model selection
No rate limits
Optimized test generation speed
Support & Billing
Open source
Dedicated support
Usage-based credits—$20 per top-up
Top up anytime
Early access to new features
Covers ~20 Java classes (~400 LOC each)—✔