How Much Does Pre-Launch QA Testing Cost?
Pre-launch QA testing costs between $300 and $1,500 for most websites and apps. Here is what drives the price, and what you should get for it.
Read the article →What To Test Before You Launch: The Short Checklist
A pre-launch testing checklist short enough to actually finish. 22 checks, grouped by risk, covering the failures that cost real money.
Read the article →How Long Does QA Testing Take Before A Launch?
Pre-launch testing takes three days for a single flow and up to two weeks for a large product. Here is how to work out your own timeline.
Read the article →Do You Need A Manual Tester If You Already Have Automated Tests?
Automated tests check what you already thought of. Here is what they structurally cannot catch, and how to tell if that gap is costing you.
Read the article →The Five Bugs We Find In Almost Every Checkout
Five checkout bugs that appear in almost every store we test, why they survive automated testing, and how to check for each one yourself.
Read the article →Signs Your Product Needs A Dedicated Tester
Seven signals that your team has outgrown testing its own work, and what to do about each one.
Read the article →When Should A Startup Hire Its First QA Tester?
Most startups hire a tester too late, and a few hire too early. Here are the four conditions that actually justify the hire.
Read the article →Freelance Tester Or Testing Agency: How To Choose
The real differences between a freelance tester and a QA agency: who does the work, what you pay for, and which suits your situation.
Read the article →In-House QA Or Outsourced: The Real Cost Comparison
A full cost comparison of hiring a tester versus buying testing, including the costs people forget on both sides.
Read the article →How To Judge A Tester's Work Before You Hire Them
How to assess a tester's quality from their bug reports, in five checks, without being technical yourself.
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