TestRail
TestRail is a comprehensive web-based test case management software to manage, track and organize software testing efforts.
- Paid • Proprietary
- Linux
- Online
- Self-Hosted
What is TestRail?
TestRail is a test case and test management software tool that helps teams manage and track their software testing efforts. Its intuitive web-based user interface makes it easy to create test cases, manage test suites and coordinate your entire testing process.
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Supported Languages
- English
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Tags
- test-case-management-tools
- qa-management
- test-case
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Free and Open Source Test Management SoftwareRecent user activities on TestRail
- cb_1 reviewed TestRailc1Pricing is going up continuously, but the tool and support quality drop at the other hand. No recommendation anymore.
cb_1 thinks Testiny is an alternative to TestRail- Leksch thinks Testiny is an alternative to TestRailBlazingly fast, great support, simply to use - and much better quality
I've looked at and used a lot of test management tools, and TestRail is my favourite because of its rich modern web interface, ease of use, great documentation, friendly and knowledgeable support, good integration with other development tools, and its simple REST API. Not to mention the very reasonable price.
As a QA lead, I value how easy test creation and management is in TestRail. It's a joy to use, and it integrates well with JIRA and Jenkins.
Unlike other test management tools, TestRail focuses on test management alone, which means it can really excel in terms of usability and a streamlined workflow. Whereas other tools try to cram in lots of extras like requirements, defect, or document management, TestRail's focus allows it to really shine as a great test management tool. Especially if your organisation already has defect, document, and requirement tools, take a good look at TestRail.
Pricing is going up continuously, but the tool and support quality drop at the other hand. No recommendation anymore.