Quality That Scales
With Your Release Speed

Automated and exploratory testing built into the delivery process: unit and integration tests, end-to-end suites, performance testing and security scanning. Our QA engineers work inside your sprints, so quality keeps pace with release speed instead of slowing it down.

Playwright, Cypress, Jest and Vitest for functional and end-to-end testing, k6 for performance, OWASP ZAP for security scanning and BrowserStack for cross-device coverage. We pick the toolset that fits your existing stack rather than pushing a fixed list on every project.

Yes. We start with the highest-risk user journeys, build an end-to-end safety net first, and then push coverage down into integration and unit tests as the suite earns trust, rather than trying to write every test on day one.

Both. Exploratory testing by people who understand the product finds what scripts miss: confusing flows, visual glitches, edge cases nobody thought to script. We combine it with automation rather than choosing one over the other.

A focused audit of your highest-risk flows and a prioritised coverage plan takes 1-2 weeks. Building the initial automated suite for a mid-size product typically runs 4-8 weeks. After that the suite grows a little with every release instead of needing another big push.

It scales with the size of the codebase and the depth of coverage you need. A focused test-strategy audit starts in the low five figures (THB). An initial automation build-out for one product area typically starts in the mid five figures. Ongoing QA support is quoted as a monthly retainer sized to your release cadence.

The opposite, once the suite is in place. A CI-integrated suite runs in minutes on every commit, so teams ship with more confidence and more often. The slowdown people associate with testing usually comes from manual regression cycles, which is exactly what automation replaces.

We treat a flaky test as a defect in the suite, not something to retry until it goes green. We track the flake rate and fix root causes such as timing issues, shared state and environment differences, so the team keeps trusting the suite instead of ignoring it.

A pre-launch audit checks a product at one point in time and ends with a sign-off. This service is ongoing: QA engineers sit with your developers, automation runs on every change and release gates stay in place. If you only need a check before go-live, our QA and testing service is the better fit.