Automated tests that run on every release.

What exactly we automate

Automated tests do not replace all testing. We automate the scenarios that repeat most often and are the most expensive when they break: roughly the fifth of the paths that bring in most of the revenue. The rest is better left to a human.

A typical set of scenarios:

• checkout and payment, including promo codes and changing item quantity;
• registration, login, password recovery;
• search, filters and lead forms;
• checks in Chrome, Safari (WebKit) and Firefox, and on mobile viewports.

We explain why checkout comes first in the article why orders get lost at checkout.

What you get

You get not just test code but a working system that catches errors before release. The tests run on every pull request and, on failure, can block deployment.

The package includes:

• an Allure report with video, trace and screenshot for every failure;
• notifications in Telegram or Slack;
• a test stability history, so you can see flaky scenarios;
• Page Object in TypeScript, documentation and a 2-hour training session for your team.

For the team this means fewer arguments about whether there is a problem: the evidence is in the report. A developer sees the cause of a failure in minutes and does not hear "it works for me". If a test breaks, the report has everything needed to reproduce the problem.

We want to stress knowledge transfer. You do not stay dependent on us: the tests are written with a clear structure, and your team goes through training and can add its own scenarios.

How much does test automation cost and what affects the price

Test automation starts from UAH 18,000 for a starter package of 8–12 scenarios. Coverage of 30–50 scenarios starts from UAH 45,000. Test maintenance after launch starts from $400 per month. We state the exact amount after a short audit or analysis.

All starting prices are on the pricing page. To get an estimate for your project, fill in the brief.

How the work goes

The work goes in stages, and you see a result at each one. First we define what exactly to test. That is why the price is fixed after the audit: we need to know the critical scenarios. This takes the first week.

Then, over a week or two, we set up Playwright, CI and reports. After that we write and stabilize the tests, usually another two to three weeks. At the end we hand over documentation and run training. We put unstable tests into quarantine and fix them separately, so they do not block you with false failures.

When automated tests are not worth it

Automation does not pay off everywhere. If releases are rare, the site is simple or scenarios keep changing, automated tests will be expensive to maintain.

• The product is still taking shape and features change weekly. Website testing is better: it is flexible and starts from $20 per hour.
• You want to check a store once before launch. An e-commerce QA audit from UAH 6,000 fits, and there is an "audit + automated tests" package if you want it.
• You suspect the problem is in the architecture. Then start with a code audit.

Read a general comparison of the approaches in the article manual vs automated testing.

What makes us different

We do not promise "100% coverage". We say honestly that automated tests cover repetitive checks, while new features and UX are better checked by a human. That is why we often combine automation with manual QA.

Playwright tests what the user sees, so the approach works with Laravel, Shopify, WooCommerce and other platforms. We write tests in TypeScript with Page Object so your team can maintain them on its own.

After launch you can keep maintenance: new tests for new features, fixes for flaky ones and a monthly report. Details are on the support page.

If you already know your critical scenarios, send them in the brief. If not, we will help identify them from the audit or a short analysis of the site.