THE TRUE COST OF END-TO-END TESTING

However you decide to build automated test coverage, the costs break down into three elements: People Time Infrastructure

These handy-dandy calculators help you compare different options so you can see exactly how much QA Wolf can save you in the long run.

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In-house QA team

Estimate how many people you'd need to build, maintain, and run your tests.

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