1 YEAR LATER REVIEW UPDATE (2025): 4/5 -> 5/5 - So a bit more than one year later, our testsuite has grown and expanded greatly, and it's quite easy to manage and maintain it - Onboarding new QA colleagues (with and without automation experience,) with the tool is a smooth process - Customer support is constantly improving and being very prompt (at least on a paid subscription plan) INITIAL POINTS (2024): - Most comprehensive no-code QA automation tool, comes as a "kit" ready to use "out of the box": no need to bother with setting up virtual machines of your own, you can run tests locally on your machine or in the cloud on BugBug infrastracture - Ease of use for both QA and managers - Easy to ramp-up and understand for manual testers looking to dip their feet in automation - A decent number of implemented features and more incoming - We use it non-stop for smoketests and E2E tests foro ur web based product - Comprehensive and easy to follow documentation - Quite quick and easy to set up - Useful list of integrations (Slack, Zapier, GitHub) - Active and helpful customer support - Good enough transparency on upcoming features - Dedicated place to gather user feedback, improvements or feature ideas - Quick solution for cutting down on execution time as project grows: option to buy extended infrastracture to run multiple tests in "parallel" (which is tempting especially for QA testers without automation experience, throwing more resources at the thing is an option, but so is optimising the test automation strategy and mindset of recording steps)

I evaluated 10+ solutions for E2E testing automation, and BugBug came out on top for ease of use, documentation, intuitive user interface, support and of course value for money. I was able to implement tests for core functionality in the space of a few hours, to schedule these suites to run, and to trigger a webhook to our on call solution when these failed. I've struggled on a couple of occasions to test certain scenarios, and BugBug support have come back to me in under a day with a solution (no back and forth). So far there is nothing we haven't been able to achieve as an organisation, and we're all really excited to improve our test coverage with BugBug.

1.BugBug's interface is intuitive and easy to navigate, making it accessible even for those new to automated testing. 2.No Coding Required for BugBug it Allows non-developers to create and run tests without needing to write any code. 3.Quick Setup,Tests can be set up quickly, which is ideal for smaller projects or teams with limited time. 4.BugBug had Record and Playback feature to simplifies the test creation process by allowing users to record their actions and replay them. 5. It is a cloud-based tool, BugBug doesn't require any local setup or installation, which can save time and resources. 6.Integration with CI/CD, BugBug can be integrated into CI/CD pipelines, automating tests as part of the deployment process. 7.Fast Execution,Tests execute quickly, allowing for rapid feedback during the development process. 8.Browser Extension,The BugBug browser extension enhances usability by enabling test recording directly within the browser.