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We can help you draft an official proposal and answer any questions. Contact us and we can work together on a proposal. You can also book a personalized demo with us and we can clarify any questions you might have before or after the demo.

Yes, we offer a 14 days free trial with no other commitments. Click here to sign up.

There are no limitations. Because each project has different needs we want you to truly be able to test if Trudon is a good fit for your business. Therefore we don’t limit access to any of the platform’s features during your free trial.

Yes, schedule a free, no commitment demo to see how you can thoroughly test your application 2x faster with less resources here.

Sure! Every plan comes with a complimentary package of several tests created by Trudon experts, specifically designed for your application testing needs. If you want us to take care of all the tests for you, we also offer services where one of our QA engineers will create and implement a test plan for you, using Trudon. Just get in touch with us using the support page.

Yes, we do. Our pre-made packages are tailored to small and medium businesses, but for large and enterprise companies we can create custom plans to accommodate every need. Schedule a 1-on-1 demo here to discuss your specific requirements

You can contact our support team from the support page or using the in app chat

We use Stripe to handle the payments. You can use any Visa, Mastercard or American Express card.

No, there isn’t. You can cancel your subscription anytime you want with no additional fees

Yes, we offer a 50% discount for early startups (incorporated no more than three years ago) for one year. Contact us to learn more.

A test suite is a collection of test cases that are intended to be used to test a software program to show that it has some specified set of behaviours.

We store all the information in a database hosted on the AWS cloud.

You can set up your first test in less than five minutes.

It depends on your subscription package. The first package has two parallel running tests included while the custom made packages can go over 64 parallel running tests.

We collect information from you when you register on our website or enter information on our platform. Please check the Privacy Policy page for more information on all the data we store.

Not directly, only if used by a web application. However, you can see all the API requests, response times and details pertaining to API testing itself.

We use smart selectors for identifying the elements of your web application, but we also use AI to determine fallbacks, so that the flow continues normally. The show must go on. Any changes are logged and you are notified about them, but in the form of a warning, not as a failure.

Trudon can handle datepickers and other JS components, waits for AJAX requests, automatically closes common alerts and can detect downloads. As part of our ongoing development process, we will soon be introducing CAPTCHA breaking, setting web session headers and AI identification of common cases and their treatment (e.g. cookie agreements, SSL certification expiration). Check out our Roadmap page for more information on what you can do with Trudon.

For sure. A smoke test is definitely the first type of testing that you should enforce, since it is non-exhaustive but makes sure the basics of your app work. This is a great practice since setting up these flows with Trudon will double as monitoring without any extra setup. Regression testing is using the same test suites to ensure the app still works after changes. You can also choose to run tests on demand whenever you perform a merge or deploy.

Yes. Using Trudon monitoring, you get a summary of your response times for all pages and API calls, including time spent with external service usage or third parties. In addition, you get graphs to show you how the speed of your pages changes in time. You will be able to see if changes in the code or out-world context affect your speed in any way.

Immediately. How often flows run depends on your choice, but you get notified via email in case of any failure.

Yes, you can! However, you need a service that exposes certain localhost ports to the outside world. Such an example is https://ngrok.com. We recommend these services to enable Trudon QA on local instances.

You have a visual editor to edit, add, delete and configure test steps. Our smart interaction recording minimises the number of distinct steps, so it is completely manageable.

No, we believe things should be much easier. With Trudon you can run a test suite on any Base URL. So when you deploy your staging app to production, you can apply the same interaction flows too, no need to record again, clone or copy them.

Currently we support Chrome and Firefox, both with multiple screen resolutions. You can also run your tests on mobile devices (iPhone, Pixel, Nexus and Galaxy included) and tablets (iPad and iPad Pro).

Anything that runs in a browser can be tested and monitored with Trudon.

Yes! Trudon will adapt to test your application, regardless of whether it’s an SPA or not. You won’t have to test your SPA any differently than you would any other application. Our runner is smart enough to wait for any element/condition to be fulfilled or to wait for AJAX calls before failing a test.

Our servers are located in Europe. Our infrastructure runs on AWS Cloud servers, in Frankfurt, Germany.

The Trudon browser extension for test recording only works on Chrome. However, you can execute your tests on multiple browsers, mobile devices and tablets.