Saves a ton of time being able to offload some of the testing burden. Customer support is top notch, easy to use. Implementing a new coverage is as simple as recording a loom, and the team is whip smart.

Honestly, where do I start? We brought them in thinking it would be a temporary fix while we built our own E2E testing setup. That was about a year ago, and we're not building our own anymore. QA Wolf turned what I expected to be a temporary solution into a core part of our testing strategy. The communication has been refreshing. They don't spam you with updates, but when they reach out, it's actually useful stuff. Early on, they helped us make the business case internally for QA automation and built some proof-of-concepts that immediately showed value in terms of people-hours-saved. I wasn't expecting that level of partnership from a vendor. Their bug-finding capabilities genuinely surprised me. We had some bugs we knew about but figured would be tough to catch. Not only did they catch those, but they found several issues that had been lurking in our system for years that we had no clue existed. Their engineers are sharp. We've definitely cut down on manual testing, though I should probably measure that more precisely. Their process for flagging regressions is solid. They catch stuff and let us know before it becomes a problem. It's nice not constantly worrying about whether something broke after a deployment. Their platform is actually well-built too. You can dig into test recordings, check out the source code, see what workflows are running. The CI/CD integration is straightforward. Documentation is clear without being overly verbose. It just works, which is rarer than it should be.

The QA Wolf team are excellent comunicators. They are proactive in keeping up to date with our product changes and any test failures, and very understanding of our situation. They are very quick to respond to any queries, and commit lots of time to helping us when we ask them to.