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title Try Azure Test Plans for free
titleSuffix Azure DevOps Services
ms.custom freshness-fy22q1, engagement-fy23
description Get a free 30-day trial for Azure Test Plans (formerly Test Manager).
ms.subservice azure-devops-billing
ms.assetid 435fb3a4-1766-4172-928d-80c09cfb1410
ms.topic how-to
ms.author chcomley
author chcomley
ms.date 04/23/2025
monikerRange azure-devops

Try Azure Test Plans for free

[!INCLUDE version-eq-azure-devops]

Start a Test Plans trial and assign any of your users Basic + Test Plans for 30 days. For more information about Azure Test Plans, see What is Azure Test Plans.

[!INCLUDE pricing-calculator-tip]

Prerequisites

[!INCLUDE prerequisites-pca-only]

Try Azure Test Plans

  1. Sign in to your organization (https://dev.azure.com/{yourorganization}).

  2. Choose gear icon Organization settings.

    Screenshot showing highlighted Organization settings button.

  3. Choose Billing.

    Screenshot showing highlighted Billing selection in Organization settings.

  4. Select Start free trial.

    Screenshot showing highlighted link to "Start free trial".

  5. Select Start free trial once more in the resulting window. Your Azure DevOps org now has a 30-day trial of Azure Test Plans. However, each user must be explicitly assigned a Basic + Test Plans license to access the trial. Proceed with step 6!

  6. Assign users Basic + Test Plans, so they can access Test Plans during the trial.

    [!IMPORTANT] During the trial, users assigned Basic + Test Plans have full access. After trial expiration, you start getting charged for users assigned Basic + Test Plans. Or if you haven't set up billing, those users receive Stakeholder access.

Next steps

[!div class="nextstepaction"] Create a test plan

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