Free visual regression testing
for open source.

Qualifying OSS work gets approved baselines, PR checks, review decisions, preview hosting, and CLI context for free.

What the OSS plan includes.

Public Vizzly projects get the review loop for free, so contributors and agents can see what maintainers approved.

Unlimited public projects
Approved baselines
GitHub PR checks
Agent-readable CLI output
Comments and decisions
Preview hosting
Build and screenshot review

From public project to review history.

Keep approved baselines and review decisions visible for contributors, maintainers, and agents working in public.

1

Create an organization

No sales call required

2

Make projects public

Publish review history

3

Link GitHub

Vizzly checks eligibility

4

Review in public

Baselines and PR checks stay visible

FAQ

What do open source projects get for free?

Qualifying open source organizations get approved baselines, PR checks, comments, review decisions, preview hosting, CLI context, and up to 10 team members for public projects.

What qualifies as open source?

Open source work with a public Vizzly project and an OSI-approved license. Link GitHub so Vizzly can verify eligibility.

Why does visual testing matter for OSS?

Contributors and coding agents need to know what the UI is supposed to look like. Public baselines, diffs, comments, and PR checks make that expectation visible.

Do I need to contact sales?

No. The program is self-service: create an organization, make it public, link your repos, and get upgraded after verification.

Is the local loop free?

Yes. The local workflow is designed to be easy to try, and OSS projects can also use the cloud review path for public Vizzly projects.