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6. [testRigor Claims vs Evidence](https://www.g2.com/products/testrigor/claims-vs-evidence)

# testRigor Claims vs Evidence

## Claim: “Provides an easy method to test emails, with renderings to see how they function.”

##### Supported by reviews.

Relevant reviewers describe easy test creation, email-related testing, and screen recordings or screenshots that provide visual evidence of test behavior. The reviews support the claim’s general direction, though they do not specifically confirm dedicated email-rendering previews.

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“Supports email verification, file downlods and verification of many other useful functionalities....”

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“I also love that it takes screen recordings and screenshots after every single step. If a test fails, I don't have to guess what went wrong—the visual evidence is right there.”

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“It also supports complex end-to-end scenarios, such as email, SMS, and multi-step workflows, that are usually frustrating and time-consuming to automate in other tools.”

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Last updated Oct 5, 2026

Source: [https://testrigor.com/features/](https://testrigor.com/features/)

## Claim: “Allows to have all possible steps, including browser steps, mobile app steps, API calls, text messages etc., within one test”

##### Supported by reviews.

Relevant reviewers report support for complex multi-step workflows involving email and SMS, as well as API, web, desktop, and mobile testing, which is consistent with the claimed cross-channel test capability.

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“It also supports complex end-to-end scenarios, such as email, SMS, and multi-step workflows, that are usually frustrating and time-consuming to automate in other tools.”

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“Effective for different types of software: API, web-based, and desktop apps.”

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“I can even run tests from mobile devices.”

[Read Full Review](https://www.g2.com/survey_responses/13288730)

Last updated Oct 5, 2026

Source: [https://testrigor.com/features/](https://testrigor.com/features/)

## Claim: “Allows to post test results to any test case management system and to Slack, MS Teams, Emails, etc.”

##### Disputed by reviews.

Relevant reviewers describe limitations in integration flexibility, programmatic test-case management, and sharing granular execution data, rather than confirming posting results to any test case management system or communication channel.

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“I also think the CI/CD integration could be more flexible. It works well for triggering and managing test runs, but having more granular options to retrieve specific data and manage or create test cases programmatically would make it much easier to integrate testRigor into our existing workflows.”

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“This made it harder to integrate into developer workflows or share granular debugging data beyond exporting static execution reports.”

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Last updated Oct 5, 2026

Source: [https://testrigor.com/features/](https://testrigor.com/features/)

## Claim: “Our customers spend 200 times less time on test maintenance than Selenium users, especially for a rapidly changing products.”

##### Supported by reviews.

Reviewers generally report less maintenance effort and faster adaptation to UI or product changes than with traditional automation approaches, though one reviewer describes manual updates after UI changes. The reviews support the direction of the claim but do not establish the specific 200-times magnitude.

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“when the UI changes, the tests don’t break the way they often do with traditional Selenium-based frameworks, which significantly reduces ongoing maintenance.”

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“When there is a small change in the application, I can usually update the test steps quickly.”

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“Therefore, it requires significantly less maintenance than other tools we've tried.”

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“Updating tests after UI changes (like modified element IDs or layout updates) required manual, step-by-step updates within the...”

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Last updated Oct 5, 2026

Source: [https://testrigor.com/features/](https://testrigor.com/features/)

## Claim: “Supports web testing on desktop and mobile across 3,000+ combination of browsers and devices on multiple operating systems, for instance, Internet Explorer on Windows and Safari on Mac and iOS.”

##### Supported by reviews.

Relevant reviewers report support for testing across different platforms and screen sizes, cross-browser and cross-platform testing, mobile devices, and web-based and desktop apps. These reviews support the claimed breadth of coverage, though they do not independently establish the specific 3,000+ browser-and-device combinations or the listed examples.

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“It offers a lot of options for app automated UI testing across different platforms and screen sizes.”

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“With cross-browser and cross-platform support, plus a strong dataset concept, I’m able to stay focused on product quality instead of getting stuck on technical automation hurdles.”

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“Sometimes Mobile testing takes longer to spin up in Live Mode, but it depends on what device is being used.”

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“Effective for different types of software: API, web-based, and desktop apps.”

[Read Full Review](https://www.g2.com/survey_responses/12247728)

Last updated Oct 5, 2026

Source: [https://testrigor.com/features/](https://testrigor.com/features/)

## Claim: “Anyone (even without coding skills) can build test automation 50 times faster than with Selenium using Generative AI.”

##### Supported by reviews.

Relevant reviewers consistently report that testRigor enables non-technical users to create automation in plain English and speeds up test creation and maintenance; one reviewer explicitly reports the claimed 50-times-faster comparison with Selenium. Other reviews support the direction of faster automation but do not independently establish the exact 50-times magnitude.

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“Anyone (even without coding skills) can build test automation 50 times faster than with Selenium using Generative AI.”

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“Small QA teams like ours, or even non-technical staff, can write robust automated tests using plain-English statements, with no coding expertise needed.”

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“testRigor helps us create, run, and maintain tests faster”

[Read Full Review](https://www.g2.com/survey_responses/13398195)

Last updated Oct 5, 2026

Source: [https://testrigor.com/features/](https://testrigor.com/features/)