Free Test Management tool plug in for Jira Cloud

[Maria Jimena Di Sanzo]

Hello, could anyone please tell me if there is a free Test Management tool plug in for Jira Cloud?

I need a totally free tool for a long term project, not just a trial version for a couple of days.

Thanks for yor help!

[Noopur Varshney _AIO Tests_]

Hi @Maria Jimena Di Sanzo 

You can try AIO Tests for Jira. It is a free tool and has a great variety of test management features. We are continuously working on adding more features to it. Key features are listed below.

• easy creation and import/export of test cases
• linking to Requirements (Jira stories)
• organizing in Folders and Sets
• efficient execution with analytical view of multiple test executions
• easy recording of run defects and artifacts
• inbuilt traceability and execution reports along with multiple other reports to give full view of testing
• automation support

Here is a link to our documentation -

https://aioreports.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/ATDoc/overview

If you would like a demo, please contact us through our support portal

https://aioreports.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/10

Regards,
AIO Tests Team

[Sebastian Brudziński]

Hello @Maria Jimena Di Sanzo

you may consider our tool QAlity - Test Management for Jira. It's a simple and free solution that lets you manage your tests, execute them, and offers basic reporting. We are also working on its paid extension, so if you ever need something more advanced you would be able to switch easily. QAlity - Test Management for Jira will remain free forever though.

Kind regards,
Sebastian

[Maria Jimena Di Sanzo]

Thanks for your help Sebastian!

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

There's not one I know of.  A few under https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?hosting=cloud&product=jira&query=test are free, but they're all aimed at one very tiny part of what I think of as "test management"

[Maria Jimena Di Sanzo]

Thanks Nic!

[Jason Christina]

I haven't come across any free options but most add-ons can be renewed free for 6 months. Depending on your definition of long term...

[Maria Jimena Di Sanzo]

Thank you very much!