We built the QA tool we wished existed
Plain-English test plans, real browser execution, indie-friendly pricing.
Why QACrow exists
We've shipped a lot of products. We've also broken a lot of products in production. Every time, the postmortem was the same: "we should have caught this in QA." The honest answer was always "we couldn't afford QA."
The QA testing market is dominated by tools that cost between $500 and $8,000 a month, require a sales call, and assume you have a dedicated QA team to run them. None of that fits an indie developer or a five-person startup. So we built something that does.
What we believe
- Tests should be written in English. If you can describe a bug, you can write a test plan for it.
- Pricing should be transparent. No quotes, no annual minimums, no per-seat tax.
- The dashboard should be useful. Bug reports go to the people fixing bugs, with the context they need.
- QA is part of shipping fast, not the opposite of it. A safety net is what lets you push harder.
Where we are
QACrow is headquartered in Austin, Texas. The team is small, distributed, and obsessed with making QA something you actually want to do. If you want to talk to us, the contact page has all our channels.
Try it free
$5 in credit, no credit card required.