QA.tech funding news – Quality Assurance Testing Startup QA.tech Secures €3Million in Funding

QA.tech, which was established in 2023, offers automated quality assurance testing for SaaS services and applications. This testing encompasses all website functions and flows, including but not limited to login, account creation, and product purchasing cart addition.

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The solution from QA.tech is available via SaaS subscription. About forty consumers, including Shoplab, Leya, Upsales, and Virtusize, are utilising the beta version of the company's product. The anticipated release date for the public version is after the summer.

The principal uses of the funds will be to continue product development and to augment the eleven-person team.

Daniel Mauno Pettersson, CEO said, "We have been making huge strides in our product development, but our ambition for this product has also been growing, which is why we are raising more capital just six months after our pre-seed. It’s great to welcome these impressive investors who see the same incredible potential in the product as we do,".

Joe Bond, partner at PROfounders said, "Testing has long been a bane for developers, who up until now have either tested with code, which is slow to write and costly to maintain, or resort to manual testing, which is unscalable and human error prone. QA.tech’s autonomous agents bring a novel approach that we believe has the potential to fundamentally transform the speed and capability of testing, providing a glimpse into what the future of programming will look like. We’re excited to be partnering with Daniel, Patrick, Ville, Marcus, and the whole team at QA.tech to support them in making this future a reality,”.

About QA.tech

QA.tech is in the process of developing the initial autonomous QA tester. They intend to increase the efficiency of engineers through the automation of application testing. You are no longer required to await input from your QA team or stakeholders. Instantaneous feedback on the work of developers will result in reduced defects, enhanced quality, and a shortened time to market.