Leapwork Pricing Overview

What I like about the leapwork is how logical it is. It can automate or test web or desktop application purely by building blocks and connecting them by creating a flow. I love that there are many ways to go around for creating flow or we can reuse created blocks as a subflow. I love how its work with number of options to run the an agent. Its easy to start using, easy to get support in working and easy to modify flow when there are some changes to subject of flow. They provide training with our package and it was immensely helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Its easy to start but there's a bit of learning curve in understanding how to use strategy for creating subflows and making them reusable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I went from being a tester of 20+ years testing experience by no experience in automation (although I had dipped my toe in some Selenium learning, but never had opportunity to apply) , to now, after a year of using Leapwork on an Oracle product, and also D365 products, am confident and relatively advanced in my ability to automate, lead in automation through Leapwork, and troubleshoot / debug tests made in Leapwork.

I was astounded at how quickly it was possible for my team with no experience to start creating successful and useful flows in Leapwork, and as we progressed in our knowledge and understanding, finding how feature rich Leapwork is, and even now have only scratched the surface of what is possible.

Customer support has been great, and our AD has been good to deal with and very proactive.

I have also been impressed with their helpdesk support which is usually quick and responsive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As with any tool, there are always things that we wish it would do. Our team, especially those that have experience with coded automation frameworks, get frustrated with Leapwork Debugging and understanding what it is doing sometimes (as they can't see the code behind each Block in Leapwork).

Also as with any automation tool, it will perform poorly if the automation framework is not correctly planned - this isn't a fault with the system, it is a fault with implementation. But people looking to implement should realise this isn't a panacea for all testing problems and good automation strategy, practices, and discipline are still vital.

Also, we have found limited value in testing Integrations with this, it may not be the tool for that type of testing, but also, we haven't tried hard. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.