QA for SaaS teams that ship every week
Onboarding, billing, permissions, integrations and APIs tested on every pull request. Keep shipping fast without turning engineers into the test-maintenance department.
SaaS products grow sideways: more plans, more roles, more integrations, more feature flags. Each combination is a place for a bug to hide, and the customers who find them are usually the largest accounts.
QAShift gives SaaS teams a suite that grows with the product. Start self-serve and run it yourself, or have an engineer own coverage across the whole product, with the same tests either way.
The risks we test for in saas
Billing and plan changes
Upgrades, downgrades, trials, proration and failed payments behave correctly.
Roles and multi-tenancy
Every role sees the right data, and no tenant can reach another tenant’s records.
Integrations and webhooks
Third-party connections, webhooks and public APIs keep their contracts.
Feature flags
New features behave correctly for the accounts they are rolled out to and stay hidden for everyone else.
Journeys we cover
- Sign-up and onboarding
- Core workflow
- Billing and plan changes
- Team invites and roles
- Integrations and API
- Settings and exports
Evidence and controls
- Tenant-isolation tests
- Evidence for security questionnaires
- Accessibility checks
- Tests stored in your repo
Frequently asked questions
We already have unit tests. Why do we need this?
Unit tests prove functions work in isolation. End-to-end and API tests prove customers can complete real workflows across services, which is where most SaaS incidents happen.
Can we start self-serve and move to managed later?
Yes. It is the same platform and the same tests, so you can add an engineer whenever you need one.
How do you test multi-tenant permissions?
With test accounts for each role and tenant, and checks that requests across tenant boundaries are rejected.
Does this slow down our pull requests?
Tests run in parallel in your CI and the riskiest tests run first, so most feedback arrives in minutes.
Ship without fear.
Start testing free in minutes, or let a QAShift engineer deliver your first morning report within 5 days.