Apidog Reviews & Product Details

All-in-one toolkit

You get design, docs, testing, mocks, and collaboration in one place — no more juggling Postman + Swagger + random spreadsheets.

Mock servers from API spec

Frontend devs don’t freeze while backend finishes. Mocks spin up automatically from your schema.

Schema-driven testing

Responses are checked against real API definitions, so tests actually mean something. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Excel doesn’t drive it

You can’t just drop a spreadsheet with error codes or reference data and have Apidog magically consume it — you have to translate it into API schemas or docs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how Apidog is easy to use, and once I got my hands on it, I couldn't leave it hanging—it's become a lifetime tool for me. As a QA in an IT company, I have used it to its full extent for day-to-day operations. It helps me validate the response, ensuring it matches the required schema with the correct datatype. Running automated tests quickly identifies issues in the API. Once the flow is set up, progressing forward becomes easier. The initial setup was very easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like to export my project API in some zip or something. I haven't found it in my free plan. Maybe it's a priced feature. But I would like it to have as I need to submit my work to others. The interface feels a bit laggy while typing in the scripts or typing in the request payload. Maybe that could be made way more efficient. When I type in fast, the letters and the cursor move here and there. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate using Apidog because it assists me in designing, documenting, and testing APIs in a more organized and efficient manner. I am impressed by its ability to structure endpoints, manage environments, and execute requests in a visually appealing and speedier manner compared to other HTTP clients. The superior user interface of Apidog contributes significantly to my positive experience and is far more responsive with faster response times and better features and environments than other tools I have used. Additionally, the API Hub feature in Apidog stands out to me as one of the aspects I particularly enjoy. The initial setup process was incredibly easy, which added to the overall seamless experience. My positive experiences with Apidog lead me to a high likelihood of recommending it to others, reflected in my willingness to give it a rating of 9 out of 10. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think the environments in Apidog could be simplified. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Apidog for designing and testing APIs. I love how it makes testing APIs straightforward without the necessity of writing a CURL request each time. The environment configuration feature practically automates the testing process, which is incredibly efficient. As someone with ADHD, the Visualized API Designing feature is personally very beneficial, helping me stay organized and focused. The ease of use of Apidog really stands out to me, as it helps keep my workspace organized and efficient. Additionally, even though I'm primarily a terminal user, I find the user interface to be a bonus, enhancing my overall experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The environment configuration could be easier to maintain and less distracting. Additionally, I would really like to have Apidog as a VSCode extension. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Clean and intuitive UI

From day one, Apidog felt easy to navigate. Everything — collections, requests, documentation, and mock servers — is well organized and logically connected.

Covers the full API lifecycle

Unlike tools that only handle a single step, Apidog brings together design, testing, documentation, and mocking in one platform. That saves both time and the hassle of switching between tools.

Real-time team collaboration

Developers, QA, and frontend teams can all work together simultaneously. Everyone sees changes instantly, can leave comments, and version control is smooth — no more duplicated work or miscommunication.

Auto-generated and interactive documentation

API docs are created automatically and allow you to test endpoints directly from the documentation. This keeps docs always up-to-date and improves communication across the team.

Reduces errors and speeds up development

Mock servers, automated testing, and design-first workflows help catch mistakes earlier and cut down debugging time. That translates into faster, more reliable releases. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Pricing for small teams

While the free plan is generous, unlocking advanced features can be pricey for very small teams or solo developers.

External integrations

Apidog is improving, but some integrations with third-party tools could be expanded to cover more use cases. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate the ease that Apidog offers for creating requests for the API in different environments, which greatly facilitates the testing and monitoring of APIs. The structuring of projects in Apidog is something I really like, as it allows saving request cases and defining schemas effectively. Additionally, I decided to switch from Postman to Apidog due to the better features it offers, which improved my overall experience. The initial setup of Apidog was extremely easy, making the transition smooth and hassle-free. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don't like the fact that importing data via OpenAPI/Swagger in Apidog doesn't save the settings. This forces me to apply each setting again whenever I need to update using the import. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like Apidog because it helps with common problems in API development, testing, mocking, and documentation. I appreciate the design, testing, and documentation features. Environment Management is a standout feature, as it allows me to switch environments without rewriting or duplicating requests. The platform's vision control for APIs is also helpful. I'm drawn to its all-in-one platform and design-first approach, which led my team to switch from Postman. The initial setup was simple due to the ability to import existing collections and environment variables. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the learning curve with the team a bit challenging and I also think the ecosystem integrations are limited. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

1. Intuitive and Professional Interface

Clean and modern design that facilitates navigation

Organization by very well-structured collections

Full support for different types of requests (REST, GraphQL, WebSocket)

2. Advanced Testing Features

Automated tests with pre/post-request scripts

Automatic JSON schema validation

Support for environment variables and dynamic data

Integrated mock servers that saved a lot of development time

3. Exceptional Team Collaboration

Real-time synchronization between team members

Comments and annotations on requests

API version control

Automatic documentation generated from tests

4. Performance and Reliability

Fast response even with complex APIs

Excellent stability during long testing sessions

Robust support for different types of authentication (JWT, OAuth, API Keys) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Could have more pre-configured templates for specific cases

Mobile interface could be more optimized

Price a bit high for small teams Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What stood out to me right away is how clean and intuitive the interface feels. Unlike other API tools that can be cluttered, Apidog makes it easy to get started without needing a manual. Setting up collections and running requests was smooth, and I appreciated how responsive everything felt. It’s one of those tools where you don’t feel like you’re fighting the UI just to get basic things done. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, not much so far. If I had to point out something, it would be that I’m still exploring the more advanced features, so I can’t say how it scales for really complex workflows yet. But that’s more about my usage than the tool itself. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate that Apidog combines the features of multiple tools like Postman and Swagger UI into one application, making it a consolidated solution for my needs. The ability to collaborate with my team and manage different projects is particularly appealing, enhancing my workflow with greater synergy and efficiency. As a backend developer, I find building API documentation with Apidog incredibly helpful, adding significant value to my development process. The simple initial setup of Apidog made the transition smooth, especially because of my familiarity with similar tools. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think Apidog has loads of features but they are not easily accessible, so maybe the UX can be a bit better. For example, sometimes it takes too many clicks to reach a specific feature like mock server setup or environment management. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.