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A dedicated QA engineer embedded in your team, not a project handoff
A fintech team shipped a payments update on a Friday and spent the weekend chasing a bug their two developers never had time to test for. They did not need a testing vendor; they needed one person who lived in their codebase and caught problems before release. That is the kind of QA engineer you hire here, on an hourly or monthly basis, working inside your team during your hours.
Tell us what you need. We will match you within 48 hours.
Trusted by companies across the USA
Your QA engineer writes test cases against the features you actually ship, then runs them every release. Edge cases like expired tokens, empty states, and double-submitted forms get caught in staging, not in a customer support ticket.
Tests get written in Cypress, Playwright, or Jest depending on what your stack already uses. Everything lives in your repository, so the suite keeps protecting you long after the engagement ends.
When a developer fixes one thing and quietly breaks another, regression tests flag it the same day. Your engineer maintains a suite that grows with the product instead of going stale after launch.
Beyond clicking through the UI, your QA engineer tests the API layer directly with tools like Postman and writes flows that mirror how a real user moves through checkout, signup, or onboarding from start to finish. Nothing in the path gets skipped.
Automation cannot judge whether a screen feels broken or a flow is confusing. Your engineer spends time poking at the product by hand, finding the weird stuff that scripted tests never think to check.
Every issue comes with steps to reproduce, expected versus actual behavior, environment details, and a screenshot or recording. No vague "it does not work" tickets that bounce back and forth for clarification while the release sits and waits.
The QA engineer you onboard is the one who keeps testing your product. We do not rotate people in and out behind the scenes, because someone who knows where your product is fragile is worth far more than a fresh face every quarter.
All test code, suites, and documentation live in your repository under your account. If the engagement ends tomorrow, your regression coverage stays exactly where it is, fully yours.
We work from India, and our QA engineers keep hours that overlap your morning on both coasts. You can flag a bug in standup and have it reproduced and logged before lunch, not the next day.
Before anyone touches your code or staging environment, the NDA and engagement contract are signed. Your IP and test data are protected from the first commit.
Sometimes a personality or a working style does not click. Tell us early and we match you with a different QA engineer at no extra cost, instead of leaving you stuck with someone who is not working out.
You see what got tested, what passed, and what broke through your shared board and a short weekly summary. No black box where you wonder what your engineer did all week.
Your QA engineer works your full schedule, embedded in daily standups and sprint planning. Best when testing is a constant need and you want someone who lives in the product.
Half a month of focused testing for teams that ship steadily but do not need full-time coverage. Good for a product past its first launch with a predictable release cadence.
Pay for the hours you actually use, tracked and reported transparently. This fits teams with uneven testing needs, like a heavy push before a release and quiet stretches between.
Need more than one tester, or a QA engineer paired with developers? We scope a small group around your release schedule and the size of your test surface.
Transparent pricing. No hidden fees.
From first contact to your developer writing code — here is how it works.
Get StartedWe start with a call about your product, your stack, and where testing currently hurts. If your developers are writing their own flaky tests at midnight, we want to hear that, because it tells us exactly what to fix first.
We pick a QA engineer whose experience lines up with your tools and your domain, whether that is a Cypress-heavy web app or an API-first backend. You meet them and decide before anything moves forward.
Your engineer gets access to the repository, staging, and your bug tracker, then spends the first days learning the product by using it. By the end of the week they have mapped the riskiest flows and drafted a first test plan.
Your QA engineer joins sprint planning and starts writing real test cases against the work in flight. You get the first set of automated checks and a few logged bugs within that opening sprint, not a month later.
From here your engineer tests each build, grows the regression suite, and signs off on releases. A short weekly summary and your shared board keep you current on what is covered and what still needs attention.
Tell us where testing slows your team down and we will match you with a QA engineer who fits your stack. You meet them before anything is decided.
Describe your project and requirements.