End-to-end web testing
Browser tests that walk through real user journeys such as sign-up, checkout and account changes. We usually build these with Playwright or Cypress and run them across the browsers your customers actually use.
We build the test coverage and CI gates that let your team release often without fear — automated where it pays off, manual where judgement is needed.
If every release needs a weekend of manual clicking and a group chat full of crossed fingers, your team is paying a tax on every feature. Bugs slip through anyway, developers lose confidence in their own changes, and releases get bigger and rarer because nobody wants to go through the process again. Good QA automation and testing fixes that loop. Fast, reliable tests run on every change, and a failing test means something real is broken. Releases become small and frequent, and the manual testing that remains is spent where human judgement actually matters.
We start by looking at what you already have: existing tests, the bugs that reached production in the last few months, and the parts of the product your team is most nervous about touching. From there we decide what is worth automating first. Usually that means login, payments, core workflows and the integrations that break silently. We pick a framework that fits your stack, build the first suites, and wire them into your CI pipeline as gates. Then we spend real time on stability, because a flaky test suite gets ignored within a month.
Softzee has built and tested web and mobile products since 2020, including fitness, travel and ecommerce apps used by real customers every day. We know the difference between coverage that looks good on a dashboard and coverage that catches the bug before your users do. Our test automation services suit product companies, agencies and in-house teams in the Gulf, the UK, the US and Australia who want an outside team to set up QA properly, or who need ongoing regression testing as part of a regular release cycle.
Current coverage, risk areas, and what is worth automating first.
QA Automation & TestingA maintainable automation framework fitted to your stack.
QA Automation & TestingUnit, integration, and end-to-end tests built and stabilised.
QA Automation & TestingTests wired into pipelines as gates, with fast, useful feedback.
QA Automation & TestingLoad, stress, and vulnerability testing before release.
QA Automation & TestingSuite maintenance, flake reduction, and release-cycle regression runs.
Browser tests that walk through real user journeys such as sign-up, checkout and account changes. We usually build these with Playwright or Cypress and run them across the browsers your customers actually use.
Automated tests for iOS and Android apps using Appium, Detox or Maestro, run on emulators and real devices. On apps like SkyRoute, a travel and mobility product, flows such as booking and payment are exactly where automated checks earn their keep.
Contract and integration tests for your backend and the third-party services it depends on. These run fast, catch most regressions early, and are often the best first investment for a team with little coverage.
Load, stress and soak tests with tools like k6 or JMeter, modeled on your real traffic patterns. We find the point where response times degrade before a sale, a launch or Ramadan traffic finds it for you.
Automated vulnerability scans, dependency checks and targeted manual testing of authentication, permissions and data exposure. This complements, but does not replace, a formal third-party penetration test where your compliance requires one.
Ongoing regression runs for teams that ship on a regular schedule. We maintain the suites, triage failures, add tests for new features and report clearly on what is safe to release.
We do not chase a coverage percentage. We automate the flows that break most often or cost the most when they do, and leave exploratory and usability testing to people.
Flaky tests are treated as bugs. We design stable selectors, isolated test data and sensible waits so a failure actually means something.
Tests run on every pull request and before every deployment, with results your developers can read in seconds. Quality checks become part of the workflow rather than a separate phase.
Our QA engineers write maintainable code and work closely with developers. The framework we hand over is something your own team can extend without calling us.
Payment flows, calculations and permissions tested on every change, with audit-friendly test reports for regulated releases.
Checkout, promotions, inventory and payment gateway tests that run before every deploy and load tests ahead of big sale events.
Booking, records and patient-facing flows tested with masked data, so quality checks never put real patient information at risk.
Search, booking and payment journeys tested across devices and currencies, including the third-party supplier APIs that tend to fail without warning.
Lean automation for small teams that need to ship weekly, focused on sign-up, billing and the core workflow customers pay for.
Membership, check-in and class booking apps tested on real devices, since most users interact with them on a phone at the gym door.
Tell us what you are trying to build. You will get an honest take on scope, timeline and cost, usually within one business day.
Softzee built a scalable platform that makes it easy to discover venues, book wellness services, and check in across Pakistan’s growing fitness network.
Softzee designed a two-sided booking platform that makes it easy for passengers to schedule rides and for drivers to manage trips, updates, and completions in one seamless workflow.
Our team has expertise in 100+ technologies and programming languages, including the AI coding tools rewriting how software gets built.
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A QA audit and automation setup for a typical web or mobile product usually costs between $8,000 and $40,000, depending on the size of the product and the number of platforms. Ongoing QA support on a monthly basis typically ranges from $2,000 to $8,000 per month. Cost is driven mainly by the number of user flows to cover, web versus mobile versus API testing, test data complexity, and how often you release. We start with a short audit so you can see what will be automated first and what it will cost.
Most teams have a working framework and their first critical-path tests running in CI within three to four weeks. A broader suite covering the main workflows across web and mobile usually takes two to three months to build and stabilize. Coverage then grows alongside new features. You start getting value from the first suite, not only at the end.
No. Automation works best for stable, repeated checks such as login, payments, core workflows and APIs. Exploratory testing, usability checks and features that change every week are usually better done by people. A sensible split for most products is to automate the regression work and keep manual testing for new features and edge cases.
We match tools to your stack. For web end-to-end tests we typically use Playwright or Cypress, for mobile we use Appium, Detox or Maestro, and for APIs we use Postman, REST Assured or tests written in your own language. Unit and integration tests use the framework your developers already know, such as Jest, PHPUnit, pytest or xUnit. Performance testing is usually done with k6 or JMeter.
Look for a partner that asks about your release process and production incidents before talking about tools. Ask how they deal with flaky tests, how test data is managed, and whether your own developers will be able to maintain the suite. Request a sample of their test code, not just reports. A good partner will also tell you what not to automate.
We test against staging environments you control and use generated or masked data rather than real customer records. Credentials are stored in your CI secrets manager, never in test code. Access is scoped to what testing needs and removed when the engagement ends. All test code lives in your repository and belongs to you.
Yes. Many clients keep us on for ongoing QA support, which covers fixing flaky tests, adding coverage for new features, running regression cycles before releases and reporting results. If you prefer to bring it in house, we document the framework and pair with your developers until they are comfortable owning it.
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