Test Management Software Comparison
Qase vs. TestMo
Looking for a Testmo alternative? Qase offers an intuitive interface that has helped thousands of customers improve the speed, efficiency, and observability of their testing.
Scalable testing & reporting- 99.9% uptime
- Faster customer support
- Pay only for users you need
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4.7 average out of 100 reviews
Key differences
Qase was built by testers, for testers and actively listens to and incorporates customer feedback. We strive to enable teams to save time while raising quality standards and gaining valuable testing insights.
Qase offers more comprehensive customer support, a public roadmap that prioritizes customer feature requests, and more flexible pricing — including heavily discounted read-only seats.
Qase
TestMo
Uptime
99.9%
“Maintenance time” not counted as downtime, can happen anytime
Customer support
Live support 24/5 in all timezones for all tiers
Email support only
Response time
5 minutes or less M-F 24 hours (verified)
1 business day
Read-only seats
$2-5 per user/month
None (any tool access must be a full-priced seat)
Cost per user
$20/month standard plan, $30/month for business, custom pricing for enterprises
Inflexible, based on units of 25 users, could pay as much for 26 users as 50
API
REST API, 600 requests per min, option to raise
REST API, TestMo “may throttle or limit API requests”
Public roadmap
Yes, with prioritization for customer requests
No public roadmap
Shared steps
Yes, create single Shared Steps or Shared Steps groups that contain multiple steps
No, steps must be recreated manually for every test project
Feature spotlight: Shared Steps
Save time and reduce manual effort with Shared Steps. If the same steps need to be followed for various test cases, you can create Shared Steps and use them in any test case. For example, if you often need to go through SSO authentication, you can create a shared step for SSO authentication and add it to any relevant test case.
Shared Steps not only save you the hassle of recreating steps, they also make it easier to update steps in bulk. If your Shared Steps include a login and password, for instance, you can easily update the login information once and the changes will be automatically applied everywhere that the Shared Step is used. If you need to take several actions in sequence, you can also create multiple steps in a group.
Additional resources
Case Study
August 27, 2024
Bitly uses Qase to build a more efficient and collaborative QA process
Case Study
April 2, 2024
How Qase helps Elgato improve quality and streamline work
Case Study
January 1, 2024
Wolt optimized their testing for growth with Qase