Testers join your process as it is: your tracker, your sprints, your release schedule. We pick people for the task from a large pool of specialists we know personally. When we build the product ourselves, through web application development or mobile app development, QA works in the project from the first sprint.
QA & Software Testing
A bug a customer finds costs more than the same bug found a week earlier. We test websites, online stores, web applications and mobile apps by hand and with automated tests, so releases go out with known risks, not surprises. Bring in one QA engineer, a small team or a one-off check before a launch.
From $30 an hour
9Years in the market
50+Team & partners
127Projects delivered
12Countries
Up to 700%Revenue growth
48hProject start
What we test
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Test strategy
What to test, how deep, by hand or automated, and in what order. Test cases written for your product, not copied from a template.
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Functional and regression
Every flow checked against what it should do: sign-up, checkout, forms, roles, integrations. Regression runs before each release confirm nothing old broke.
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Browsers and devices
Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge, iPhone and Android, different screen sizes and slow connections.
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Test automation
Automated tests in Playwright, Cypress, Selenium or Appium, running on every change. We automate what repeats and leave judgement to people.
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API and performance
API checks for responses, errors and edge cases. Load tests show how the product holds the traffic you expect and what slows down first.
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Security basics
Access rights, input handling, exposed data and common weak spots. When you need a full penetration test, we say so.
How it works
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You describe the product
What it is built with, how often you release, where bugs hurt most. We agree the scope, roles and rate.
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We propose people
A shortlist of 2 to 4 vetted QA specialists for the role, usually within 1 to 3 weeks. You interview them and choose.
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Testing joins your process
The tester gets access to the product, tracker and test environments and writes the first test cases. Contracts, NDAs, equipment and onboarding are on us, as with our outstaffing.
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A steady rhythm
Testing follows your sprints and releases, and automation grows step by step. If a specialist does not fit, we replace them.
What you get
The test cases, scripts and reports belong to you from day one. If you need developers as well, a dedicated development team can include QA from the start.
A test strategy and test cases you can reuse with any team.
Clear bug reports in your tracker (Jira, Linear, GitHub or another): steps, expected and actual result, screenshots or video, priority.
A regression check before each release with a short note: what was tested, what is open, what is risky.
Automated tests in your repository, running in your pipeline.
Load and performance results: the limits found and what causes them.
A monthly report on the work done, plus regular check-ins.
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How you can work with us
The same people and the same standards in three formats. Choose the one that fits your stage, or combine them.
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A project with a fixed price
We agree the scope, the price and the timeline, and we are responsible for the result.
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A dedicated team
A team assembled for your product works only on it, month to month, and grows with it.
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Specialists in your team
Developers, QA, designers or DevOps engineers join your own team and work under your management, by the hour.
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Pricing
From $30 an hour
The rate depends on the role and seniority: manual testing costs less than automation, and load testing needs a more senior engineer. You can pay by the hour, or a fixed monthly amount for a tester who works with you full time.
A one-off pre-launch check is estimated and agreed before it starts. The rate covers the specialist's work, contracts, equipment, HR support and reporting. Paid tools, such as device clouds or load testing services, are billed separately or bought on your account. Fixing the bugs found is development work, not testing.
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FAQ
Manual or automated testing: which do we need?
Usually both. Manual testing finds problems in new features and in how the product feels, while automated tests keep checking what already works. We propose the balance after seeing how often you release and what breaks.
Can you test a product another team built?
Yes. The tester needs access to the product, any documentation and a person on your side to answer questions.
Do you test only before a launch, or all the time?
Both. A one-off check before a launch or a major release suits a site that changes rarely. A product with regular releases needs a tester in the team, part time or full time.
Which tools do your testers use?
For automation, Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, Appium and similar, chosen for your stack. For bug reports, the tracker you already use.
Can you test mobile apps on real devices?
Yes, on real iPhone and Android devices, and in device clouds when more models are needed. The devices follow your audience and analytics.
What time zone do the testers work in?
Our specialists are in Ukraine and Eastern Europe. That gives 3 to 5 hours of overlap with Western Europe and 2 to 4 hours with the US East Coast. Testing also works well async: bugs found during our day wait in your tracker the next morning.