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Dev tools · February 18, 2026

TestPilotAI

24/7 automated checkout monitoring for Shopify stores

TestPilotAI launched on February 18, 2026 with 12 votes, #936 of 16,628 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.

What it does

Stop losing sales to broken checkouts. TestPilotAI monitors your Shopify checkout every 30 minutes and sends instant email alerts with screenshot proof if anything fails. → Auto-finds products with stock → Tests full add-to-cart → checkout flow → Email alerts with screenshots → Zero configuration needed → 24/7 monitoring Beta Early Access https://testpilotai.io/

TestPilotAI gives Shopify agencies a live health score for every store they manage. Know what

TestPilotAI automatically runs your homepage → product → cart → checkout flow after every release — so you ship faster without regression anxiety. Add one webhook call at the end of your CI pipeline and TestPilotAI validates checkout automatically. If you're deploying often, manually testing checkout every time gets repetitive — and easy to skip. Your store can be "up" while checkout is silently broken. TestPilotAI runs real browser-based purchase flows — not just ping checks — so you know customers can actually complete orders. Each store gets a live health score based on recent run history. 100% means every check passed. Degradation reflects immediately. Every run returns a structured…from testpilotai.io

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