Usage and limits

Usage varies by customer, and we’re flexible on how we structure it. You can view our pricing page, or request a demo.

Executions

Plans are based on executions: test runs that finish with a result. This is our standard model for all new plans. If you signed or updated your Semaloop contract on or after 9 October 2026, you’re on it. Earlier plans don’t use executions and follow the pricing in your contract instead. Contact us if you’re not sure which you’re on, have questions, or want to move over.

On an executions plan, go to Settings to see how many you’ve used, your limit and, on a paid plan, when the count resets.

A run counts as one execution when it ends in success or failure, whether it started automatically on a new build or you ran it by hand. These don’t count:

• Runs that end in an error, such as a model provider outage, or that are cancelled.
• Automatic re-runs of a failed test.
• Manual runs of a draft test, so you can work on a test without using up your executions.

On a paid plan, executions are counted per month and reset on the same day each month. Runs carry on if you go over your limit, and we’ll be in touch about your plan. On a trial, the limit covers the whole trial, and queued runs count towards it too. Once it’s reached, new runs aren’t created, and if a new build would take you over, as many tests run as fit.

Limits on a trial

Trial plans cap the number of active tests: tests that run automatically on every new build. The exact limit depends on your trial, and it may apply per app or across all of your organisation’s apps. While you’re on a trial, the banner on your app’s home page shows how many active tests you can have.

Only active tests count towards the limit. Draft and archived tests don’t, so you can write as many tests as you like and choose which ones run.

Once you reach the limit:

• New tests can only be created as drafts.
• A draft can’t be made active until you draft or delete another active test.
• Your existing active tests keep running on every new build as normal.

Trials may also limit how many tests run at the same time. Runs beyond that wait in the queue and start as others finish, so every test still runs, but results for a build take longer to arrive.

To raise either limit, get in touch about upgrading your plan.