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Rainforest QA - Automated Testing Software

Rainforest QA Reviews in April 2025: User Ratings, Pros & Cons

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Rainforest QA Reviews & Ratings

4.4

Very Good

Based on 158 ratings & 91 reviews

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Excellent

(70)

Very Good

(15)

Good

(4)

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User in Information Technology and Services

02/20/19

3 out of 5

Your mileage may vary

What do you like best? Rainforest QA makes it super easy to build end-to-end test cases from scratch that anyone can write or run. You don't have to worry about the fuss of setting up your own test infrastructure or solutions (e.g. parallelizing test case runs or test execution resources) which means you can go from having nothing to a respectable set of smoke tests in no time. What do you dislike? The initial investment to build a test suite for Rainforest QA is much cheaper than ...

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UI

User in Non-Profit Organization Management

02/19/19

4 out of 5

Rainforest Review

What do you like best? I like the addition of video submissions for testing What do you dislike? Without a ton of work on our ends, we get really surface testing What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? We havent hired a person for QA, so Rainforest is filling that gap for us

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Robert H

02/15/19

4 out of 5

Powerful product

What do you like best? Great selection of browsers, browser VM's work even better than Browserstack for emulation. What do you dislike? There have been many false positives from a variety of sources. Language barriers and just straight up tester error. It would be nice to have multiple options before declaring a failure. "Did A happen? If yes, move to next step. If no, check for B. Did B happen? If yes, move to next step. If no, mark as failure." Delays between kicking off tests and ...

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Travis W

02/14/19

5 out of 5

Excellent augmentation of QA processes

What do you like best? We've been able to take a defined suite of tests and have them executed by actual people every day allows us to dramatically increase our test coverage without increasing headcount. They continue to iterate and evolve the product, advancing a vision for QA as a Service that has me really excited for the future. What do you dislike? You do need someone to manage the test suite. Rainforest has some offerings that help this, but like with any outside resource ...

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User in Hospital & Health Care

02/14/19

5 out of 5

Great QA Testing Resource

What do you like best? I like that Rainforest allows me to easily set up end-to-end QA testing across all of my company's apps and features. The organization of tests (run groups, embedded tests, etc.) allows us to easily set up new tests and test applications end to end. Using them as 'building blocks' allows us to easily iterate on the tests and adjust them every time that we add new features. This resource has allowed us to What do you dislike? The upfront time required to set ...

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UI

User in Computer Software

02/14/19

5 out of 5

Experience with Rainforest QA was excellent, valuable, effective, time saving for our front end app

What do you like best? The scripting of steps and one can add step screen shots was very insightful for user testing also comments received from tester related to issues to perfect our front end app What do you dislike? The site settings was not that intuitive but it was updated later for great user experience. Recommendations to others considering the product: Should give Rainforest QA a shot for front-end app user testing, and its worth it. What problems are you solving ...

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CI

Consultant in Consumer Services

02/14/19

5 out of 5

QA to QA

What do you like best? Tests and stubs are easy to create and link together once you get used to the interface. What do you dislike? Some reviewers will fail steps because they read too far into directions. In the spirit on comprehensive testing, I really wished one of my testers didn't fail a step because a test step read: "copy and paste [Link] into a new browser" The tester failed this step because I didn't include "press enter" to trigger the browser to load the link. What ...

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ES

Executive Sponsor in Health, Wellness and Fitness

02/14/19

5 out of 5

Great Value for QA Teams

What do you like best? Human testers, good test writing interface. Reliable and consistent results. Good contact from support staff. What do you dislike? So far, there is nothing I dislike. Rainforest has been a great partner. Recommendations to others considering the product: Try the product and take some time to learn how to write stubs. Automate a feature set or area. Don't try to write test cases across a wide feature set, but write end to end in a single area. What ...

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Administrator in Sports

02/14/19

4.5 out of 5

Time Saver

What do you like best? The best part is clicking a button to run several tests at once. What do you dislike? Creating and streamlining test cases is a bit time consuming What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Regression testing has become so much easier. I no longer have to think about what to run, I just hit a button and Rainforest runs all of it, while I do something else.

UI

User in Information Technology and Services

02/14/19

4.5 out of 5

Great testing partner with continue improvement

What do you like best? When I start using this service I noticed that they really work based on the feedback of the testers and users, we noticed that it offers a valuable input on the release, the integration testing was the cherry over the cake to ensure quality. What do you dislike? sometimes on creating the tests it should consider to write it very clearly and direct instructions, the tricky part it that in some cases it could be difficult to run a test when it could be executed ...

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