In a world obsessed with massive scale and billion-dollar valuations, Screenster represents something increasingly rare: a focused, profitable tool solving a specific, painful problem. While Selenium dominates the conversation, Screenster is carving out a niche by making visual regression testing accessible and intelligent.

"They're not trying to be the next Selenium. They're trying to be the better alternative for visual testing."

The tech stack reveals a pragmatic, modern approach: WordPress for marketing, Tailwind CSS for styling, and jQuery still in the mix—likely for legacy support. This isn't a venture-backed rocket ship burning cash on cutting-edge frameworks; it's a lean operation focused on solving the problem, not impressing VCs.

• Visual regression testing as a Selenium alternative, not a wrapper
• Web-based tool requiring minimal setup compared to Selenium Grid
• Focus on visual comparisons rather than just functional checks
• Targeting mid-market teams who've outgrown manual testing but find Selenium overkill