Ship Confident.
Every Time.
QA is not a phase at the end of a project. It is a practice that runs through every sprint. The teams that treat it as the former ship bugs. The teams that treat it as the latter do not.
The Bug You Ship on Monday Is the
Crisis You Manage on Tuesday.
You launch on a Monday. By Tuesday morning your support inbox has forty tickets about the same issue. Your developer drops everything and spends three days fixing something that a two-hour test cycle would have identified before it was ever deployed.
That is the actual cost of not testing.
The teams that do not have this problem are not luckier. They test in parallel with development. They test every sprint, not just the sprint before launch. They treat QA as a continuous practice, not a final hurdle.
We embed into your development cycle and run testing in parallel with the build. By the time you are ready to launch, the software has been tested continuously for weeks.
Every Type of Testing
Your Project Needs.
Embedded in Your Cycle.
Not Bolted On at the End.
Not every client needs ongoing QA. We offer standalone test engagements for products about to go through a major release, a security audit, or a compliance review. Typical turnaround is five to ten business days.
What QA
Costs.
Embedded QA as part of an ongoing development engagement typically adds 15 to 25 percent to the development cost.
Standalone test cycles for existing products start from $3,000 for a focused functional and regression test.
Right Fit.
Wrong Fit.
- A development team that ships bugs they should have caught and knows the testing process needs to change
- A business about to launch a major release that needs independent verification before it goes live
- A company in a regulated industry where documented testing and compliance evidence is a requirement
- Anyone who wants QA done after the code is written and considers it a formality rather than a quality gate
You Are About to Ship.
Book a call and tell us what is in the release, when it needs to go live, and what the risk is if something goes wrong. We will scope the test cycle and tell you whether the timeline is realistic.