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Name	Price	Features
Test Studio Web & Desktop	$2,499Perpetual	Automated testing for Web and Desktop, Visual Studio plugin Automated Web and Desktop Testing Visual Studio Plugin Manual Testing Exploratory Testing Functional UI Testing Test Scheduling and Execution Parallel Test Execution on Multiple Machines Continuous Integration Support Product Updates - 12 Months Priority Support Floating License Show More
Test Studio Runtime	$349Perpetual	Test execution and integration Create a network of computers to schedule and run your tests in parallel. Parallel Test Execution on Multiple Machines Continuous Integration Support Product Updates - 12 Months Priority Support
Test Studio Ultimate	$3,499Perpetual	Test Studio Web & Desktop, Mobile, Load, Performance, API testing All of Test Studio Web & Desktop + 100 Virtual Users Load Testing Web UI Load Testing Web Services Mobile Testing API Testing Show More

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Pricing information was last updated on July 21, 2017

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Ranorex Studio Premium Floating License	$5,990per concurrent user	perpetual license Ranorex Studio, including Ranorex Recorder, Ranorex Spy, Ranorex API, and more. Shared license (1 concurrent user) to create automated tests for all technologies: desktop, web, and mobile devices. Virtual machines and terminal server environments 12 months maintenance & professional support
Sauce Labs Live Testing - Virtual Machines	$19/mo. Unlimited Users	Unlimited live testing minutes and instant access to thousands of browser/OS combos and mobile emulators & simulators 1 Concurrent Session Unlimited Live Testing Minutes Secure, Single-use VMs Debugging Tools Videos & Screenshots of Tests Secure Local Tunneling REST API Access Show More
Semaphore FREE	$0sec	2 vCPU @ 3.4GHz (Turbo 4.0GHz), 4GB RAM, 25GB RAM drive Unlimited parallel jobs Unlimited users Unlimited projects First $10 in credits every month on us (up to 1,300 service minutes)

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Telerik Test Studio Pricing-Related Review

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Arthur B

Quality Assurance Tester

E-Learning

Small-Business(50 or fewer emp.)

Validated Reviewer

Review source: Invitation from G2

Oct 19, 2017

"Slight learning curve on using a bunch of features all a part of a multi-faceted tool for enterprise"

What do you like best?

I mostly used Test Studio for the point-and-click functions so that I could repeat a lot of the manual testing I do. It can be tricky at first, but once you get something set up, you can save yourself a few man hours every week if it is a big project. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike?

The functional tests can unfortunately break easily if the scripts have to rely on Xpath and specific GUI elements. It's hard to scale up if a lot of what you build isn't globalized. That's not a Test Studio issue, that's more of a developer issue.

Overall, the learning curve and knowledge you need to operate Test Studio can become a full time job. There's also the cost if you're a jack-of-all trades and the tool isn't paying off enough. $2500 is a hefty price if you're not part of the enterprise ring. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

If you're working on small projects and not a big one that requires constant maintenance (or just has a lot of code changes), this product might not be for you.

If you are working on things with a lot of repetitive testing/code changes, for primarily manual testers and those with little programming knowledge, crafting a lot of basic tests is a time saver. It's also easy to begin crafting test cases to use in regression. Editing them can be a chore if the GUI isn't properly set up though. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

Tired regression of manual tasks. It's one thing to test validation, log in, or generic navigation in one browser manually, but to do it over and over again across browsers or for different pages that have some slight variations, that's what Test Studio can help solve. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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