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CloudQA review

Freemium#14 of 36 in Browser Testing SoftwareTest Automation Software

A practical starting point for teams moving from manual checks to codeless browser testing.

7.7/10Editor score
CloudQA7.7 Visit CloudQA

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

CloudQA is a browser testing platform for web applications, aimed at QA teams, developers, business analysts, startups, growing teams, and enterprises. Its core workflow records user actions to create codeless tests, then supports automated functional and regression testing, cross-browser execution, API testing, visual regression, performance and load testing, and synthetic monitoring. Tests can run locally through the Chrome extension or on CloudQA infrastructure.

The free Kickstart plan costs $0 per month and includes unlimited automated test creation, unlimited local automated test execution, unlimited API test creation and execution, and 7 days of test history. The Scale Up plan costs $119 per month with monthly billing or $99 per month with annual billing. It adds unlimited cloud test executions, test scheduling, custom JavaScript steps, email, Slack and Teams notifications, and CI/CD integrations. QA-as-a-Service adds expert-led test design and maintenance, custom test volumes, a dedicated account manager, and premium priority support.

CloudQA fits teams that want a codeless entry point but may later need broader automation coverage. Its ecosystem includes Jira, Jenkins, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Sauce Labs, Applitools, TestRail, and CircleCI. The platform covers web and Chrome extension use cases, with desktop and mobile browser coverage; real-device execution is indicated through the Sauce Labs integration. Choose CloudQA if local testing, recorded workflows, API coverage, and a path to cloud execution matter. Teams needing only basic manual browser checks may not need its wider testing scope or paid execution features.

CloudQA pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes unlimited automated test creation and local execution
    • Recorded actions support codeless functional and regression testing
    • Paid tier adds cloud runs, scheduling, CI/CD and notifications
  • Where it doesn't
    • Cloud execution and scheduling start at $119 monthly or $99 annually
    • Free plan limits test history to 7 days
    • Mobile coverage uses browser emulation; real-device execution relies on Sauce Labs

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