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QA flow vs. In-House
The quality dilemma: how to deliver exceptional software testing in today's accelerated development landscape.
A faster, lower-risk alternative to hiring and managing a full QA team.
You've been there. That moment when:
Your team is overwhelmed
Mounting test cases, manual execution, and maintenance slow progress.
Hiring QA is slow and expensive
New hires take months to ramp up and add long-term cost and overhead.
Release deadlines keep slipping
Test backlogs grow faster than teams can keep up, delaying launches.
Engineers keep fixing bugs
Instead of building features, engineering time is lost to regressions and QA gaps.
QA automation that actually scales
Traditional QA breaks as products grow. QA flow automates test creation and execution using real product context, reducing risk, cost, and release delays.
The QA math most agile teams overlook
In-house QA looks cheaper at first glance. In reality, the real cost shows up in slower releases, hiring drag, and growing maintenance overhead.
Time back every week
Save 30+ hours weekly on designing test cases and executing tests.
Reduce QA costs
Reduce QA costs by 40–60% while improving overall test coverage.
Ship more often
Release updates twice as often with higher confidence in quality.
Create tests faster
Cut test creation time by 90% with AI-powered automation.
Measurable impact
The results that come from replacing manual QA and brittle automation with AI-driven test generation and execution.
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Go from weeks to hours
Go from weeks of setup, hiring, and maintenance to production-ready QA in hours, allowing your engineers to fix issues immediately.
Replace your QA bottleneck with automation and experts
Ready to transform your QA process without building and managing an in-house team?
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Frequently asked questions
QA flow uses advanced AI test automation to understand your application's intended behavior. Our TestDesign Agent analyzes your documentation - Figma files, PRDs, or user stories-and automatically generates comprehensive test cases. These tests run in parallel in secure cloud environments, with results delivered in minutes. When tests fail, QA flow creates tickets with full context including screenshots and logs, so developers can fix issues without back-and-forth.
QA flow is designed for Series B+ SaaS companies with engineering teams of 15 or more who want to ship faster without sacrificing quality. It's ideal for teams that:
• Can't afford a $120K+ QA hire but need professional QA coverage
• Want to reduce reliance on expensive QA outsourcing
• Need 24/7 automated testing without managing infrastructure
• Want to redeploy QA engineers to higher-value work
Unlike traditional automated testing tools that require weeks of setup and constant maintenance, QA flow is truly autonomous:
• No manual test writing: AI generates tests from your existing documentation
• Self-healing tests: Tests automatically adapt when your UI changes
• Zero infrastructure: Tests run in our secure cloud-we don't touch your codebase
• Direct issue tracking: Failed tests become actionable tickets automatically
• Managed service: Dedicated support for setup and optimization
QA flow handles comprehensive QA automation including:
• Functional testing: Validates features work as specified
• Regression testing: Ensures new changes don't break existing functionality
• UI/UX testing: Verifies visual elements match design specifications
• End-to-end testing: Tests complete user flows across your application
QA flow integrates with your existing workflow:
• Issue tracking: Jira, Linear
• Communication: Slack notifications
• Design tools: Figma file import
• CI/CD: Trigger tests on deployment
• Any tech stack: We don't touch your codebase, so we work with any framework
Yes. QA flow works with any technology stack because we test your application from the outside-the same way your users experience it. Whether you're running React, Vue, Angular, Ruby on Rails, Python, or any other framework, QA flow can test your application without accessing or modifying your codebase.