Releases stop breaking old things
Automated regression
The most damaging bugs are not new features failing — they are old features quietly breaking. Automation catches those every release.
The cheapest bug is the one caught before release. The most expensive is the one a customer finds in production on a Friday. Testing is the difference, and it is the first thing cut from most projects.
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Three things you would notice, not a feature list.
The most damaging bugs are not new features failing — they are old features quietly breaking. Automation catches those every release.
Steps, environment, screenshots and logs. A vague bug report costs a developer more time than the fix.
Load testing before your busiest day rather than discovering the ceiling live.
Work we do regularly, not a capability we would assemble if asked.
What is covered, what is not, and what 'done' means — agreed before testing starts.
Talk to us about thisReal people using the product the way customers will.
Talk to us about thisAutomated suites for the paths that must never break, run on every release.
Talk to us about thisLoad and stress testing so you know your limit before your customers do.
Talk to us about thisAuthentication, authorisation, injection and data-exposure checks as standard.
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A written scope, a fixed price and a date. Best when you know what you want.
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Ask for a quoteOngoing work against agreed targets, reported monthly with numbers you can check.
Ask for a quoteA single piece of work with a written deliverable at the end.
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Yes, that is most of this work. An outside tester finds what the team that built it cannot see.
Both. Automate what repeats and what must not break; test manually where judgement is needed. Automating everything is a common and expensive mistake.
A test plan, a defect list with reproducible steps and severity, and a report you can act on.
A focused round is one to two weeks. Automation is a build with ongoing maintenance, priced separately and honestly.
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