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QA & Software Testing

Automation-first QA: e2e, performance and accessibility testing that makes releases boring.

a11y gates included by default

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Problems solved

What this removes.

  • regression surprises

    every release feels like a gamble

  • slow manual cycles

    two weeks of click-through per release

  • release fear

    features ship monthly instead of daily

  • a11y lawsuit risk

    flows fail keyboard and screen readers

  • flaky tests

    teams stop trusting the suite

What's included

What you get.

  • test strategy + risk map
  • e2e automation (Playwright)
  • API contract tests
  • performance suite (k6) + budgets
  • a11y automation (axe-core)
  • visual regression suite
  • CI quality gates
  • flake quarantine policy
  • device lab + cloud farm setup
  • enablement + maintenance runbook

Scope

Scope, clearly drawn.

Core scope is fixed. Add-on prices are indicative — not quotes.

Included in every engagement

  • audit + strategy
  • e2e + API automation
  • perf + a11y gates
  • CI integration
  • flake quarantine
  • enablement + handover

Optional add-ons

  • mobile device farm (Maestro)+$4k

    real devices + cloud

  • load test quarterly retainer+$3k/quarter
  • visual regression suite+$2k

    Playwright snapshots

  • security smoke tests (ZAP baseline)+$3k

Our approach

How we run it.

  1. Audit

    coverage + flake map

  2. Strategy

    risk-based test pyramid

  3. Automation build

    e2e / API / perf / a11y

  4. Gate integration

    CI blocks red, always

  5. Enablement

    ownership + runbook

Pricing signal

What it typically costs.

Typical range

$20k-$80k

Midpoint $50k · final quote after a fixed-scope discovery.

a11y gates included by default

Reviews

What clients say.

About our team's work, before DosVectis.

  • 5/5Verified client
    “Release cycle 3 weeks to 2 days.”
    Eng directorEngineering Director, edtech

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Do you test existing suites?

Yes - we refactor or extend; nothing is sacred, nothing is wasted.

Is accessibility included?

Always - axe gates in CI plus manual keyboard passes.

Device labs?

Cloud farms plus real devices for the critical paths.

How fast to green?

Typical first gate live within 2-3 weeks.

Do you write unit tests too?

Where they earn their keep - risk-based pyramid, not coverage vanity.

Who owns the suite after handover?

Your team - enablement and runbook are deliverables.

QA & Software Testing without the guesswork.

Automation-first QA: e2e, performance and accessibility testing that makes releases boring.