SoapUI is an open source API testing tool supported by SmartBear's community, supporting functional and performance testing of APIs.
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Sofy is a no-code platform for mobile app testing needs. Users can run QA tests from CI/CD on real devices without a single line of code. Users can run QA tests from CI/CD on real devices without a single line of code.
$549
per month (annual contract) 2500 Real Device Minutes
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SoapUI Open Source, supported by SmartBear
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$549
per month (annual contract) 2500 Real Device Minutes
Starter
$1499
per month (annual contract) 7500 Real Device Minutes
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SoapUI Open Source
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SoapUI Open Source, supported by SmartBear
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Chose SoapUI Open Source
SoapUI Open Source is free, which is good for light use or simple things here and there. There is a Pro version that makes things more user-friendly. I also like that custom code can also be used for doing more complicated tasks. I like that SoapUI can have a process/flow …
If you are making system upgrade project and you have existing system working and you want to imitate messages that are going in production but without making any data loads or switch it’s very suitable and convenient software. It serves well in manual test scenarios but wouldn’t be as good in case of mass tests.
SoapUI Open Source is free, which is good for light use or simple things here and there. There is a Pro version that makes things more user-friendly. I also like that custom code can also be used for doing more complicated tasks. I like that SoapUI can have a process/flow (conditional/loop/waits/etc.) set up for scripting purposes, which is good for beginners and light users. However, I think the user interface has room for improvement.