Terms of Service
Last updated: June 11, 2026
1. Subject Matter
These Terms of Service ("Terms") govern access to and use of the TestFlowHub platform ("Service"), developed and operated by TestFlowHub S.r.l. ("TestFlowHub", "we"). By accessing or using the Service, the user fully accepts these Terms.2. Service Description
TestFlowHub is a SaaS Quality Hub offering:
- Test management with TestBook, versioning and review workflow.
- Multi-engine automation (Selenium, Playwright, Cypress).
- AI Knowledge with RAG, wiki and document analysis.
- WCAG accessibility audits via axe-core.
- Integrations with Jira, SonarCloud, SharePoint, GitHub and LLM providers.
- Export and reporting for audit and compliance.
The Service is available as Cloud SaaS and On-Premise (with a dedicated licence).
3. Registration and Account
To access the Service, users must register with accurate and up-to-date information. The user is responsible for the confidentiality of their credentials and all activities carried out through their account. TestFlowHub reserves the right to suspend accounts in case of breach of these Terms.4. Plans and Payments
- Starter: €79/month or €790/year, 3 projects, 5 users included and 200 AI queries/month.
- Professional: €249/month or €2,490/year, 15 projects, 20 users included, 1,000 AI queries/month and BYOK.
- Enterprise: Sales-led plan with custom pricing and limits.
- On-Premise: Annual licence. Installation in your own infrastructure.
Cloud SaaS prices exclude VAT. Paddle.com acts as Merchant of Record and seller of record on the invoice, handling payment, VAT and invoicing.
Cloud SaaS subscriptions are available on monthly or annual billing cycles, billed in advance, and renew automatically until cancelled. Self-service cancellation keeps access active through the end of the paid billing period.
Refunds are governed by our Refund Policy.
5. Acceptable Use
It is prohibited to use the Service for:
- Illegal activities or violation of applicable regulations.
- Unauthorised testing of third-party systems.
- Reverse engineering, decompilation or attempts to extract source code.
- Uploading malware, viruses or malicious code.
- Abusing the APIs or automation system in ways that degrade the service for other users.