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About Nijam
What is Nijam?
Nijam is a test analytics and flakiness dashboard that integrates with your existing CI pipeline (GitHub Actions, Jenkins, GitLab CI, CircleCI, Azure Pipelines) to analyze test reports from Playwright, pytest, and Vitest. Instead of just showing pass/fail, Nijam digs into each failure to reveal the root cause, including stack traces, screenshots, videos, and the exact run where flakiness began.
What problem does it solve?
Traditional CI only tells you if a build passed or failed, leaving teams to manually investigate flaky tests, timeouts, and intermittent failures. Nijam eliminates that guesswork by ranking flaky tests, showing detailed traces for every attempt, and tracking reliability trends over time. It helps developers understand why a test failed, which tests are wasting time, and when the suite started degrading.
Who is it for?
Nijam is built for software engineering teams using Playwright, pytest, or Vitest who want to reduce flaky tests and improve CI reliability. It's especially useful for teams that run large test suites and need to quickly diagnose failures. It's not intended for non-developers or teams without an existing CI setup.
Real use cases
Identify the most flaky tests across branches, view failure traces with video and screenshots, get status checks and comments on pull requests, and receive Slack notifications for green, yellow, or red runs. Teams can also connect MCP-capable agents to ask questions about their test history, like "Why is checkout flaky?" or "When did this test start breaking?"
Key features
- Root-cause analysis — See the exact error, stack trace, and failing line for every test failure, plus trace, screenshots, and video.
- Flakiness ranking — Every retry across every run is scored, so the tests quietly wasting your time rise to the top.
- Reliability trends — Track pass rate, duration, and volume across every run and branch to see if your suite is getting healthier or slower.
- CI integration — Works with GitHub Actions, Jenkins, GitLab CI, CircleCI, and Azure Pipelines; just add three lines of code.
- PR verdicts — A status check and results comment on every pull request, with green/yellow/red runs auto-posted to Slack.
- MCP-capable — Point any MCP-capable agent at your runs to ask questions about flakiness, failures, and breakage.
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Nijam Pricing
Nijam pricing: from $20/mo (free tier available). Billing model: Freemium.
For comparison: the median starting price in Analytics & Data is $29/month, measured across 257 tools we track. See the full SaaS Pricing Index →
Free Plan
$0 forever — includes 1,000 credits/month, up to 3 members, 7-day history retention, flakiness detection & analytics, traces/screenshots/video, and support for GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins & CircleCI.
Pro Plan
$20/month (early bird 50% off usage) — includes 10,000 credits/month, then $0.001 per additional credit (standard $0.002), unlimited members, 90-day history retention, SSO/OIDC, everything in Free, and priority email support.
No per-seat pricing; you're only charged for credits used. Start free while you connect your first project.
Frequently asked questions
Is Nijam free to start?
Yes, Nijam offers a free plan that includes 1,000 credits per month, up to 3 members, and 7-day history retention. You can start free and upgrade when your suite grows.
How much does Nijam cost?
The free plan is $0 forever. The Pro plan starts at $20 per month, which includes 10,000 credits, unlimited members, and 90-day history retention. Additional credits are charged at $0.001 each (early-bird rate).
What test frameworks does Nijam support?
Nijam works with Playwright, pytest, and Vitest. It reads the test reports your CI already generates and provides analytics on failures and flakiness.
Who is Nijam best for?
Nijam is best for development teams that use Playwright, pytest, or Vitest and want to reduce flaky test debugging time. It's ideal for teams with medium to large test suites that need deep insights into why tests fail.
How does Nijam's flakiness detection work?
Nijam scores every retry across every run, ranking tests by flakiness. It shows you the run where each test started flaking, so you can identify when and why reliability degraded.
Can I use Nijam with my existing CI pipeline?
Yes, Nijam integrates with GitHub Actions, Jenkins, GitLab CI, CircleCI, and Azure Pipelines. You just add a reporter to your test setup and set your project ID and API key—no new pipeline or test changes required.
