Ship UI changes with confidence by letting your CI perform the visual checks. Connect your repository, add the Argos step to your pipeline, and set your main branch as the first baseline. On every pull request, Argos captures UI snapshots from your app build, compares them against the trusted baseline, and flags anything that drifted. You get a focused review with side‑by‑side diffs, hotspots, and a clear pass/fail status on the PR. Approve the new look to update the baseline, or block the merge until the fix lands.
Work inside the review just like you triage code. Filter changes by path, component, viewport, or environment to zero in on what matters. Add notes for context, assign the finding to the right teammate, or open a ticket directly from the diff. The dashboard tracks activity across projects, so you can see what broke, who owns it, and what has been resolved. Issue histories stay attached to the affected screens, creating a clean paper trail from discovery to fix.
Release planning is built in. Create quality gates that require a green visual check before promotion to staging or production. Group checks by version, branch, or environment to monitor risk per release. Schedule windows, bundle last‑minute approvals, and use reports to summarize what changed visually between builds. Run the same review across common browsers and key screen sizes; Argos keeps results organized so teams can triage once and apply decisions everywhere. more
Free
Free
Up to 5,000 screenshots / month
Unlimited users and repositories
Unlimited screenshots for public repositories
Starter
$100.00 per month
40,000 screenshots / month
Up to 40,000 screenshots / month
Unlimited users and repositories
Unlimited screenshots for public repositories
Standard
$350.00 per month
250,000 screenshots / month
Up to 250,000 screenshots / month
Unlimited users and repositories
Unlimited screenshots for public repositories
Pro
$1,000.00 per month
1,000,000 screenshots / month
Up to 1,000,000 screenshots / month
Unlimited users and repositories
Unlimited screenshots for public repositories
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