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#1 Intelligent AI-based
Test Automation Tool

With testRigor AI-based test automation tool, you can use free-flowing plain English to build test automation. testRigor will understand and execute your instructions exactly as written. The way testRigor operates is by translating high-level instructions like purchase a Kindle into a more specific set of steps such as:
enter "Kindle" into "Search"
press enter
click "Kindle"
click "Add to cart"
“The manual team does not need to be sidelined and I don't need to hire separate experts for automating scenarios.”
Sagar Bhute
Director of QA -

How Does It Work?
Build test automation 376% faster and spend 641% less time maintaining it!
Generate tests based on your own documented test cases using Generative AI.
Utilize parsed plain English to enable anyone to correct/build/understand tests purely from an end-user’s point of view, reducing reliance on locators.
Enjoy!

What Can You Test?
Web
Cover both cross-browser and cross-platform scenarios within a single test. Use a test recorder for even faster test creation.

Mobile
Cover both native and hybrid applications for iOS and Android. Integrate with LambdaTest or BrowserStack for a broader range of test devices.

Desktop
Create tests for native Windows applications (available only in paid versions).

API
Invoke APIs, retrieve values, validate return codes, and store results as saved values.

Email
Send emails using a simple “send email” command, include attachments, and verify deliverability.

SMS + Phone Calls
Utilize direct Twilio integration for making and verifying calls, sending SMS, confirming deliverability, and saving results.

2FA
Cover two-factor authentication (2FA) logins with SMS, and validate OTP codes received via emails.

“Don’t fix bugs later; fix them now” – Steve Maguire.

The quote precisely mentions the most important action point during software testing. When there is late bug detection in a project, it automatically leads to expensive production fixes, loss of goodwill, and customer dissatisfaction. Today, when advanced test automation tools are present to aid the software testing process in attaining faster delivery, efficiency, and high product quality, it becomes quite manageable to incorporate DevOps and Agile methodologies.

This article discusses the factors to keep in mind while making a selection for test automation tools and the top 60 test automation tools to help you achieve your testing goals faster.

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Key Factors to Consider When Choosing a Test Automation Tool

You may want to consider the below factors while making a good choice for test automation tool. Here are some key factors:

Understand Your Needs

  • Project Requirements: First, identify the specific needs of your project or organization. What type of application are you testing (web, mobile, desktop)? What functionalities require automation? These questions and their answers will guide you in the tool selection process.
  • Existing Expertise: Consider your team’s existing skills and experience. Are the team members comfortable with coding? Some tools require programming knowledge (like Selenium), while others such as testRigor offer codeless options.

Tool’s Capabilities

  • Supported Platforms: Ensure the tool supports the platforms you’re testing on (web browsers, devices, mobile OSes, etc.).
  • Programming Languages: If your team is comfortable with coding, consider tools that support their preferred languages (Java, Python, Ruby, etc.). Otherwise, you can go for codeless test automation tools such as testRigor.
  • CI/CD Integration: Look for a tool that integrates seamlessly with your Continuous Integration and Delivery (CI/CD) pipeline for efficient testing automation.
  • Reporting Features: Robust reporting features are essential for analyzing test results, screenshots, and identifying bugs effectively.

Ease of Use

  • Learning Curve: Consider how easy it is to learn and use the tool. A steep learning curve can delay the testing process and, eventually the product delivery.
  • Documentation and Community Support: Look for comprehensive documentation, 24×7 customer support (if needed), and a strong user community for troubleshooting and advice.

Tool Evaluation and Trial

  • Free Trials: Take advantage of free trials or demo versions to evaluate the tool’s capabilities and then you can shift to paid plans.
  • Proof of Concept: Conduct a proof of concept (PoC) to validate the tool’s effectiveness in your specific environment.

Flexibility and Customization

  • Customization Options: Ensure the tool allows for customization to fit your specific testing needs.
  • Flexibility: The tool should be flexible enough to adapt to various testing scenarios and environments.

Cost

  • Budget: Determine if the tool fits within your budget, considering both initial and ongoing costs. Read more about How to Save Budget on QA.
  • Cost-Benefit Analysis: Weigh the cost against the benefits and features provided by the tool. Know How to Get The Best ROI in Test Automation.

Maintenance and Support

  • Vendor Support: Consider the level of support provided by the tool’s vendor, including customer service and technical support.
  • Maintenance Effort: Evaluate how easy it is to maintain test scripts and adapt them to changes in the application.

Test Management

  • Test Management: Check if the tool provides features for test case management, tracking, and execution. Evaluate if the tool’s integration with the popular test management tools is simple or time-consuming. Intelligent tools such as testRigor allow you to import or copy-paste your manual test cases from the test management tools, such as Zephyr, TestRail, PractiTest, etc., and convert them to automated tests immediately, in no time.

Integration with CI/CD Pipelines

  • Compatibility: Ensure the tool integrates smoothly with your continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines. Read What is Continuous Testing?
  • Automation Features: Look for features that facilitate automated builds, tests, and deployments.
Security, Built-In
testRigor protects you by following the highest security standards, including SOC2 and HIPAA. We never record or store your users’ or your company’s private data
Security
Access controls prevent potential system abuse, theft or unauthorized removal of data, misuse of software, and improper alteration or disclosure of information.

Processing Integrity
Processing integrity addresses whether or not a system achieves its purpose. We ensure our data processing is complete, valid, accurate, timely, and authorized.

Confidentiality
We ensure network and application firewalls work together with rigorous access controls, to safeguard information.

Privacy
We ensure all PII remains private. We never record or store your users’ or your company’s private data.

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“My team can automate, that is a huge win because you do not need technical skillsets. You can leverage testRigor’s technology to write the test case in plain English.”
Jinal S.
Director, Test Engineering -
“We spent so much time on maintenance when using Selenium, and we spend nearly zero time with maintenance using testRigor.”
Keith Powe
VP Of Engineering -
“The manual team does not need to be sidelined and I don't need to hire separate experts for automating scenarios.”
Sagar Bhute
Director of QA -