Why expend precious engineering resources writing tests in Selenium, Cypress, etc. when you can build all of your tests in Endtest without any code?
The faster your tests, the more time you save with test automation. Endtest is the fastest in the market.
You deserve better than waiting days to get your questions answered. If you have a question or an issue, you can always reach us on live chat, email, phone, or video, regardless of your plan.
Wondering if endtest is a better platform for you? Go behind the scenes in this video walkthrough, where our CTO, Liviu, will show you the ins and outs of self-healing tests and how they make test maintenance a breeze.
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Need help moving your test suites to Endtest?
Here are some more of the reasons QA testers have shared for why they’ve chosen Endtest to power their test automation.
Endtest's customer support is rated the best in the market. Feel free to Google our reviews and see for yourself!
The pace of software development means you'll likely need to add new tests regularly. With Endtest, you'll always be able to run unlimited tests at no extra charge.
Last we checked, we're the only test automation company that allows you to check both the SMS and emails sent by your application, as used in 2FA, for example.
Endtest allows you to easily set up a pixel to pixel comparison so that you never miss any visual changes to your site or app. Endtest also provides screenshots and video recording for each test execution to make debugging a breeze.
"Being able to automate web testing with no experience in coding or programming languages is a big help to a lot of QAs. They also continuously improve the product and add features. Being able to use features similar to widely known automation tools such as Selenium, Cypress, etc. in one tool (Endtest) is great."
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