Automation & Integration
Hoppscotch
From $6Free plan
Budget-conscious teams that want a fast, clean API client with shared workspaces, and organizations that want to self-host an open-source client on their own servers.
Quick overview
- Pricing
- Free; Business $6/user/month (annual)
- Plans
- Cloud Free: $0 forever, REST/GraphQL/realtime testing, personal workspace, collections, environments, runner. Cloud Business: $6/user/month billed annually (team workspaces, real-time collaboration, published docs, API mocking, admin dashboard). Cloud Enterprise: $11/user/month billed annually (RBAC, SAML/OIDC SSO, SCIM, audit logs). Self-hosted Community Edition: free (MIT). Self-hosted Enterprise Edition: $19/user/month billed monthly, per Hoppscotch's self-hosting docs.
- G2 rating
- Not yet verified
- Comparisons
- Featured in 2 comparisons
Key features
- Browser, desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux) and self-hosted deployments
- HTTP, GraphQL, WebSocket, SSE, Socket.IO and MQTT
- Collections, environments, scripts and collection runner
- Hoppscotch CLI with JUnit reports for CI
- Team workspaces, published docs and mocking on Business
Pros
- Lowest team price here, tied with Bruno ($6/user/month annual)
- Runs in a browser tab with no install
- Free MIT-licensed self-hosted Community Edition
- Strong realtime protocol support
Cons
- No built-in scheduled monitoring or Flows-style automation
- Browser version needs the extension or a proxy for localhost and CORS-restricted requests
- Self-hosting means you own upgrades, backups and auth
- Smaller integration ecosystem than Postman
Hoppscotch in our comparisons
Automation & Integration
Sarah ChenUpdated October 2026
Best API Testing and Management Tools
For API testing, pick Postman if your team collaborates heavily and wants monitoring built in, or Bruno if collections should live in Git. Add Stoplight for design-first API programs and Kong only when you need a production gateway.
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Automation & Integration
Sarah ChenUpdated October 2026
Postman alternatives
If you only use Postman to send requests and run tests, switch to Bruno for a free, Git-first setup, or Insomnia for the closest like-for-like tool. Stay on Postman if you rely on its monitors, governance or API catalog.
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