QA Touch review
A broad, free-entry test repository with strong traceability, integrations, and automation support.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
QA Touch is a cloud-based test management platform from DCKAP Inc. for QA teams and software organizations that need a shared repository for test cases, requirements, plans, execution runs, defects, and reports. Its scope covers both manual and automated workflows, with support for test-case organization, cloning, bulk operations, version history, step-level statuses, dashboards, exports, and coverage analysis. The Free plan is suited to smaller teams beginning to centralize QA work, while the Professional and Unlimited plans expand capacity and administration for broader use.
The plan structure makes QA Touch accessible without requiring an immediate paid commitment. Free includes 3 projects, 100 test cases, 10 test runs, 100 inbuilt issues, and 10 inbuilt requirements. Professional adds 50 GB of attachment storage, 100 projects, 18+ integrations, the QA Touch API, version history, and a productivity report. Unlimited adds 150 GB of attachment storage, unlimited projects, single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, and automation reporters for Playwright, Selenium, and Pytest. Teams should compare those tier boundaries with their project volume, security requirements, and automation processes before choosing a plan.
Its ecosystem fit is a major strength. QA Touch connects with Jira, Monday.com, Slack, Cypress, Jenkins, WebdriverIO, TestCafe, Lighthouse, Trello, Bugzilla, YouTrack, Redmine, GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. Automation-result synchronization is supported through several integrations, while the REST API covers projects, requirements, test cases, test runs, and issues. AI-assisted generation can use prompts, BRDs, Jira stories, Figma images, and screenshots. QA Touch is a strong choice for teams wanting broad test-management coverage and a free starting tier; teams needing advanced capacity, security, or automation reporting should assess the higher plan requirements.
QA Touch pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free plan supports 3 projects, 100 test cases, and 10 test runs
- Requirements traceability, execution workflows, reporting, and defect management
- Broad integrations plus API and automation-result synchronization
- Where it doesn't
- Free plan limits projects, cases, runs, issues, and requirements
- Advanced security features are reserved for the Unlimited plan
- QA Touch Automate is separate from the listed plan features
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