Your QA team. Without hiring.

The median QA engineer salary in the US is $104k a year (BLS, 2025), about $150k with taxes and benefits — and you still have to find one. The subscription is from $990 a month: the first month starts with bug testing and release tests come from its second week; it comes with a QA engineer and a cybersecurity specialist at once, and you can cancel any time. The test cases and the regression suite stay yours.

Choose a tier: Start — $990 a month (4 release tests), Growth — $1,990 (10), Team — $3,490 (20); every tier takes up to three platforms and has a constant QA engineer. The first month starts with bug testing as at $299 (up to 25 screens) and vulnerability testing as at $349, and from the second week half the tier’s release tests; then the full norm every month. When a release is ready, you write in the project chat and get a report with a verdict by the next business day. Vulnerability testing — every month. Paid monthly from the first month, cancel any time with one button; unused tests carry over to the next month.

A regression of up to 10 main scenarios and what is new or changed in the release — up to 5 screens or one feature — on one platform. A bigger release takes another test for each further 5 screens or feature, or 10 regression scenarios; the same release on two platforms takes two tests. Release tests run one at a time: the next starts after the previous report. After every report, a retest of the bugs you fixed.

Yes, and it costs less: 12 months for the price of 10 — Start $9,900, Growth $19,900, Team $34,900 a year (2 months free). Every month of the year has the same release tests, carry-over and vulnerability testing. It is paid by invoice, a bank transfer in US dollars (SWIFT); the next year by a new invoice. Cancel the annual payment any time: the paid year runs to its end. If you want to end the year early, we refund the year’s payment less every month begun at the monthly price.

The deadline guarantee applies: a test whose report is late does not count against your month. The deadline runs from your request in the chat, once the build and access are there; business days are Mon–Fri, 9:00–19:00 Kyiv time.

Yes. Bug testing — $299, or Bugs + vulnerabilities — $499. Subscribe within 30 days and we credit the package price to your first month; the package becomes its first test.

Any web or mobile app on any stack — written by your team or built with AI tools (Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable and others). For iOS and Android a link to the App Store, Google Play or TestFlight is enough. We do not test desktop apps yet.

For every release — a report with a ship-or-not verdict: every bug with priority, environment (device, browser, OS), steps to reproduce, expected and actual result, a screenshot and a ready AI prompt. It arrives in the project chat as a file that is easy to forward to your developer or team. Every month — vulnerability testing and a letter for your clients’ security questionnaires. For one-off bug testing — a test plan within 1 business day of payment, a report within 5 business days of it (a rush one in 2) and one free retest within 14 days.

In the project chat — no calls. On the subscription we answer by tier: within 1 business day, 4 or 2 business hours (Mon–Fri, 9:00–19:00 Kyiv time).

Break-in attempts, the way a hacker would: opening other people’s data, getting around the database access rules (Supabase RLS, Firebase rules), finding keys and passwords in the code, reaching the admin panel and API without login, pulling other people’s files from storage, forging payments (webhooks) and limited password guessing on test accounts. The attempts are non-destructive and only with your permission. It is not a pentest: deep security testing (a pentest) is a separate service at $990. Price: $349 on its own, $499 in the “Bugs + vulnerabilities” package; included in every subscription tier.

Yes, if you want. After a one-off bug test you can order fixes right in the chat: up to 10 bugs $190, up to 30 $490; we fix them in a separate branch (we need access to the code) and check every fix with a retest. Or you fix them yourself or with your AI tool — every bug comes with a ready prompt — and we retest the bugs you fixed once, for free, within 14 days of the report. The release decision is yours.

Only the link to your app. If you cannot get in without a login, you add a test login to an encrypted field after payment. Never share real customer passwords or your main admin account.

Yes — on request we sign an NDA before testing starts; write in the project chat. Even without one, everything you share is confidential under the offer: test logins are encrypted and deleted 14 days after the project ends, and we never publish findings.

Preferably on a staging environment or with test accounts. We check payments with a test card in your payment provider’s test mode (Stripe, WayForPay and others) — no real charges and no mass e-mails. If you only have the live app, the test plan sets what we may do so your customers are not affected.

The language you ordered in: English or Ukrainian.

Yes. A year and Team monthly are paid by invoice in US dollars (SWIFT) from the start. For other payments you receive an order confirmation by e-mail right away, and an invoice and a statement of services are sent on request — write your company details in the project chat.

On the subscription, once a month we diagnose an outage in your live app: the symptoms, available logs, the likely cause and a fix prompt. We start within 4 business hours (Mon–Fri, 9:00–19:00 Kyiv time). There is no 24/7 on-call, no code repair and no guaranteed time to fix. Watching a live app day to day is App care ($290 per 30 days) on your own hosting.

No. We give you evidence within the test plan. Testing does not cover every possible device and scenario, is not a security certificate and does not guarantee App Store or Google Play approval.

Choose a tier or a package, paste your app link and sign in with Google or with the code we e-mail you. You pay the fixed price in US dollars by card on the secure WayForPay page — the card is charged the hryvnia (UAH) equivalent at the rate at the moment of payment, the WayForPay page shows the amount before you confirm, and your card’s bank may convert at its own rate and add a fee; a subscription is paid monthly with your separate consent — or, for a year and Team monthly, by invoice in US dollars (SWIFT). After payment your project chat with our team opens — we write the test plan. Nothing is charged without your decision.