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Description	GitHub is a Web-based Git repository hosting service operated by GitHub, Inc. It offers all of the distributed revision control and source code management functionality of Git as well as ... Read More	Cypress is a an end-to-end testing tool for web apps that makes software teams more productive by reducing the time spent on testing and debugging. With Cypress, test case creation becomes ... Read More
Entry Level Pricing	Starts from $4	Not Available
Free Trial Availability	Get Free Trial	No free trial
Spotsaas Score	9.8/10	9.0/10
User Ratings	4.6 (7709)	4.8 (83)
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Total Features	10 Features	11 Features
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Pricing Pans	Not Available	Not Available
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Organization Types supported	Small Business Large Enterprises Medium Business Freelancers Individuals	Small Business Large Enterprises Medium Business Freelancers Individuals
Platforms Supported	Browser Based (Cloud) Installed - Mac Installed - Windows Mobile - iOS Mobile - Android Browser Based (Cloud)	Browser Based (Cloud) Installed - Mac Installed - Windows Mobile - iOS Mobile - Android Browser Based (Cloud)
Modes of support	24/7 (Live rep) Business Hours Online	24/7 (Live rep) Business Hours Online
API Support	Available	Available
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User Reviews

User Ratings	4.6 (based on 7709 reviews)	4.8 (based on 83 reviews)
Rating Distribution	Excellent 466 Very Good 52 Good 2 Poor 0 Terible 2	Excellent 78 Very Good 4 Good 0 Poor 0 Terible 0
Expert's Review generated by AI	GitHub stands out as a top choice for developers seeking a user-friendly and powerful version control system. Its intuitive GUI streamlines repository maintenance, facilitating seamless ...Read more	Cypress stands out as a top-notch tool for advanced software testing, earning high praise for its numerous strengths. Users appreciate its easy setup, fast test execution, real-time reloading, ...Read more
Pros and Cons	Easy to learn and use, with steps for setting up repositories and contributing to projects. User-friendly GUI for repository maintenance, enhancing collaboration and code sharing. Cloud-based version repository tool with robust desktop and web clients. Provides features like pull request reviews, GitHub Actions, and great integration with other services. Widely adapted, making it easy to work, integrate, and collaborate with others. Some features require a paid subscription, limiting functionalities like creating pages using private repositories. The tool can be complex and intimidating for beginners, especially in code comparison and search functionalities. Setting up GitHub CLI can be challenging, and the tool may not be intuitive for all users.	Cypress is praised for its easy setup, fast test execution, real-time reloading, and debugging capabilities, automating waiting and retrying. Users appreciate Cypress for its intuitive API, excellent documentation, and community support, making it easy to learn and use even for non-developers. Cypress is highly regarded for its stability and automation, allowing for quick and efficient testing of applications. The tool offers powerful test capabilities, speeds up test runs, simplifies debugging, and integrates well with Node.js for testing APIs. Users appreciate the ability to run tests in real-time in a browser, providing visibility into test suites and issue identification. Some users find the lack of cross-browser support, specifically for Firefox and Safari, limiting and look forward to future integration for broader compatibility. Organizations with users accustomed to traditional Selenium-based tools may face resistance to adopting Cypress due to familiarity with existing solutions. A few users mention a learning curve for incorporating Cypress into their testing workflow, particularly when dealing with more complex testing scenarios.
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Integration with other apps	Jira 4.4 (17380 reviews) Roadmap ZenHub 4.3 (107 reviews)	GitHub 4.6 (7709 reviews) GitLab 4.4 (1610 reviews) Slack 4.5 (35011 reviews)

Customers

Customers	American Airlines Anaplan BCG GAMMA	Siemens Codepen DHL

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Screenshots	7 Screenshots	5 Screenshots
Videos	3 Videos	2 Videos

Alternatives

Alternatives	LiveCode 4.3 Codeanywhere Visual Studio IDE 4.6	Provar 4.4 Screenster 4.6 LambdaTest 4.7

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GitHub offers Free Trial, but Cypress.io does not.

GitHub is designed for Freelancers, Large Enterprises, Medium Business and Small Business.

Cypress.io is designed for Freelancers, Large Enterprises, Medium Business and Small Business.

The starting price of GitHub begins at $4/User/Month, while pricing details for Cypress.io are unavailable.

Some top alternatives to GitHub includes LiveCode, Codeanywhere, Visual Studio IDE, CodeinCloud, GitLive, Microsoft Azure, GitLab, CodeSee and Bitbucket.

Some top alternatives to Cypress.io includes Provar, Screenster, LambdaTest, Sauce Labs, TestingBot, Endtest, Testissimo, Testim, Firelab and BugBug.

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