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Simplify and scale your testing with Qase

Keep your software releases moving with a tool that makes it easy to plan, execute, analyze and automate more of your tests, all from one platform. Your QA team's new home is here, they're going to love it.

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Who is Qase for?

Looking to get your first QA tool or part of an enterprise team? We're here for both.

Fragmented tooling

Spreadsheets, standalone automation dashboards, and ticketing systems all carry pieces of the testing story. No single place shows what was tested, where it ran, and what failed.

Slow QA workflows

Test design, execution, and reporting live in different tools. Engineers wait for results, bugs slip, and releases slow down.

Automation that is hard to manage

As suites grow, flakiness and maintenance overhead increase. It becomes difficult to know which tests matter for a given change, or why a run failed.

Too many manual tests

Manual testing slows releases, drains engineering time, and becomes impossible to scale as your product grows.

Limited visibility for leaders

QA leaders need clear coverage, risk, and trend data across projects and releases. Qase makes it easy to answer questions without manual reporting.

Tired of waiting for support

When tools are hard to use and support responses take forever, QA teams lose momentum and deadlines slip.

Used by 2000+ companies

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How it works

Test Execution

Test faster, more accurately

Run small sanity checks or large suites across multiple environments and configs. The execution engine is built to handle high volumes while keeping runs easy to configure and repeat.

Faster test execution

Every run stores environment, build, configuration and logs in one record.

Easily filter and group runs with Qase Query Language.

Integrations

Better QA and dev collaboration

Qase fits into your existing tech stack with 35+ integrations, Qase makes it easy for engineering and QA to stay in sync.

Live, two-way sync with Jira, GitHub, and Azure DevOps keeps teams aligned.

Connect CI/CD, frameworks and chat tools like Slack in seconds.

Integrations between Qase and developer tools

Reporting

Reporting and visibility

Create customizable dashboards with KPIs that matter to your team: coverage, pass rates, failure trends, flakiness, cycle time per project or release and plenty more. Easily share them with stakeholders with read-only seats.

Root cause analysis and debugging — move from a release view into specific runs, test cases, and linked defects in a few clicks.

Test Design

Smart Test Wizard and global shared steps

Design suites faster with guided flows and reusable steps. Reduce duplication, keep expected behavior consistent, and make updates in one place.

Traceability

Structured test suites and traceability matrix

Organize tests by feature, component, or release. Link cases to user stories and requirements so you can see coverage for any scope and track impact when requirements change. End-to-end requirements traceability connects every test to a business objective.

Traceability matrix linking requirements to test cases

Support

24/5 Support

Support that's there for you when you need it. Qase's support team is available by email or live chat 5 days a week, 24 hours.

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Meet AIDEN, Qase's AI QA Agent

AIDEN is Qase's AI layer that helps teams analyze, generate, and execute automated testing in minutes, not days.

Automated test analysis

AIDEN automatically analyzes all your tests and grades them for automation, from easy to difficult.

Convert to automated

AIDEN easily converts manual test cases to automated ones that can be instantly executed within Qase.

Test case generator

Easily create structured, ready to review tests directly from requirements.

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The payoff

Unify Your QA Teams and Scale Testing From One Platform

You’ll know. Every time.

Manual-first teams

Teams that are mostly manual today can consolidate scattered spreadsheets and tools into Qase, standardize test design, and get reliable reporting. AIDEN then helps them move toward automation by suggesting good candidates for automated coverage and by generating initial test skeletons from existing cases.

Qase consolidating manual test cases into a single view

Automation-heavy teams

SDET and automation teams plug their frameworks into Qase to get a single place for runs, reports, and flakiness tracking. AIDEN reduces automation debt by highlighting unstable tests, grouping similar failures, and recommending refactors or new test focus areas.

Qase automation runs and flakiness tracking dashboard

QA Leaders

Leaders gain a single source of truth across projects and environments. Dashboards give a current view of release readiness, risk, and coverage; AIDEN adds context with plain-language summaries and projections based on trends. Decisions about release cycles, tech debt, and staffing are based on shared data rather than separate spreadsheets.

Qase leadership dashboard with release readiness metrics

The payoff

Flexible pricing for any QA team

Choose between monthly & annual plans. All of our paid plans come with AIDEN credits.

Startup

$24/user

Level up QA efficiency and speed. Gain insights with custom reports.

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What's included:

Up to 20 users
Unlimited test runs & projects
100 Gb storage
MCP Server
1,000/mo AIDEN credits*
90-day test history (paid option to extend)
Dashboards + reporting
35+ integrations
Custom fields
100k/mo API results
Webhooks
Manage requirements

Business

$30/user

Powerful test orchestration and advanced features.

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Everything in startup, plus:

Up to 100 users
Unlimited storage
MCP Server
2,000/mo AIDEN credits*
Role-based access control
1-year test history (paid option to extend)
Test case review
Qase query language
Requirements traceability
Premium support

Enterprise

20+

Custom

Enterprise level security, customizations, and support.

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Everything in business, plus:

Multi-workspace SSO (SAML 2.0)
Single sign-on (SAML 2.0) with SCIM provisioning
MCP Server
4,000/mo AIDEN credits*
SLA
Unlimited data history
Success manager
Enterprise support
Dedicated cluster
Custom domain

Trial our Business Plan for 14 days with no obligation or credit card. *AIDEN credits are granted every month and can be used for generating test cases, converting manual test cases to autotests and similar AI actions. Credits do not roll over to the next month. Extra credits are charged at $0.40 per credit.

Loved by small and enterprise customers

Ship quality software faster with Qase

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FAQs

AIDEN is Qase's AI feature for test case work. It analyzes manual test cases, grades their difficulty to automate, and generates automation scripts. It can also produce test cases from requirements documents. AIDEN reduces the time spent writing code, working well together with the engineer's judgment.

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Qase integrates with Playwright, Cypress, and Selenium. Results from automated runs flow into Qase alongside manual test results, giving a unified view of coverage across both.

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Requirements from connected tools (Jira, GitHub, and others) link directly to test cases in Qase. After a test run, you can see which requirements have coverage and which do not. When something breaks in production, you can trace which requirements were tested and what the results were.

Qase provides customizable dashboards showing pass rates, test coverage, failure trends, open blockers, and cycle time. Results from CI pipelines and manual runs appear in the same view. Reports can be filtered and grouped using the Qase Query Language.

Yes. Manual test cases and automated test results are both tracked in Qase. Teams running a mix of manual and automated testing get a single view of both, rather than managing them across separate tools.

Qase connects to CI/CD tools including Jenkins and GitHub Actions, as well as test frameworks such as Playwright, Cypress, and Selenium. When a pipeline run finishes, results flow into Qase automatically, where they are linked to test cases and included in release readiness reports.