Hire Manual Testers to Make Your Software Flawless

Manual testing is an inevitable part of any software testing strategy that helps evaluate the product from the perspective of real users and in different scenarios. Manual testing is crucial for checking the overall user experience and interfaces, spotting bugs related to human experience (visual defects, accessibility concerns, etc.), and validating the product at the early stages of development.

Yes. In most cases, a software product requires a balance between manual and automation testing. Some aspects of your application are better left for automated tests: for instance, regression testing aimed to check if the new code doesn’t impact the previously deployed functionality or performance testing aimed to simulate different environments to make sure the product works well under different traffic loads and network conditions. In turn, other aspects require manual testers: for example, testing the user interface or ensuring that the functionality meets all business requirements.

In many cases, outsourcing will be beneficial for your business. With outsourcing, you’ll have access to a wider pool of manual testers and be able to find experts with very narrow, niche experience. Plus, all administrative processes will be handled for you: all you need to do is find a reliable outsourcing partner and describe your requirements. If you have doubts about potential cooperation, reach out to us, and we’ll discuss your project, suggest an optimal testing strategy for it, and guide you through the steps of the manual testing process.

Our manual testers can carry out any type of manual testing your project might require. You can hire a manual testing expert for a quick check of your product, or you can have a QA team built for you that will perform a full cycle of testing, including functionality, performance, security, compatibility, and other types. If you’re not sure about the scope of work or a suitable QA strategy, drop us a line, and we’ll discuss what’s best for your particular product and business agenda.

Before cooperating with manual testers or a testing provider, make sure that you have clear communication with the team and that all executed tests are well-documented in bug-tracking and other QA tools.

The cost will usually depend on the complexity of your project, the experience and skill level of each tester, and the region of hired specialists. You can expect hourly rates of manual testers to range from $20 to $50 on average.