GXtest v4 Licensing

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Licensing model

GXtest v4 has unit and UI test automation capabilities.

Unit and UI testing are included on GeneXus 16 IDE for free to use by a single developer.
GXtest Recorder is also open to the public, downloadable from Google Web Store (Google Chrome browser is required)

If you want to collaborate (commit / update test cases to GeneXus Server), or running them in a CI / CD scheme (like Jenkins) you will need to use the licensed version.

The GXtest license must be authorized on your GeneXus Server.

The following table illustrates which of the main features require a GXtest license. All the features that are labeled as free are free to use by a single developer locally in their GeneXus IDE.

	Feature	License
Unit Testing	Creating Unit Tests	Free
	Running Unit tests on GeneXus IDE	Free
	Test Coverage	Free
	Database Mocking	Free
Service Testing	Creating Rest tests	Free
Service Testing	Running Rest Tests	Free
UI Test automation	Recording tests using Google Chrome	Free
	Run tests using Chrome Extension	Free
	Creating UI tests in KB. Running on different browsers	Free
	Creating and running mobile UI tests	Free
General	Running tests unattended (CI/CD)	Licensed
	Commit / Update tests from GXServer	Licensed
	Import / Export tests	Licensed
	Jenkins integration	Licensed
Test Suite	Create and run Test Suite object	Free

Note: The instructions below are intended for administrators of on-premises installations of GeneXus Server. If you use any of the GeneXus Server SaaS options you will only need to add GXtest to your subscription. Please contact gxserveronline@genexus.com for information on the available plans and how to add GXtest to your service.

On your GeneXus Server console, select the "License" option from the menu on the left.

Make sure the license for GeneXus Server is already authorized.

Click the Request License button and select the GXtest license plan (must be the same as the GeneXus Server license plan):

Clicking on the Online button will open a web page on which you may login with your GeneXus Account and complete the license request and obtain your License Key.

In case you have no Internet connection or if you have any problem connecting to the GeneXus Account License Server, you may use the Offline button instead. This will download a .gxa file that you may send by email to your local distributor, asking for a License Key.