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Outsourced QA, done right
Ship with confidence, without building a QA team.
A managed testing team that plugs into your workflow and catches what slips through, so users aren't the ones finding bugs.
Leading Companies Outsourcing Their QA
Our Success Stories
The ProblemYour developers shouldn’t be your QA team.
When engineers test their own work, they test it the way they built it. The same assumptions that shaped the code shape the testing, so the gaps stay invisible.
What slips through shows up later as production incidents, slower releases, and engineers spending their week on testing instead of the work they were hired for.
your-app - npm test
- user signs up with a valid email
- dashboard loads for a logged-in user
- the form rejects an empty field
- checkout completes on the happy path
24 passing · 0 failing↑ green ≠ covered
but no one tested
- what happens on a slow connection
- the email address with a + in it
- the user who double-clicks submit
- the path you never thought to build
Why Outsource QAA second set of eyes finds what your team can’t see.
Unbiased testing
A team coming in fresh has no idea how the product is meant to behave. That's the point. They find the paths your developers never thought to check.
Quality is the whole job
There's no sprint to ship, no feature waiting behind the testing. QA gets the full attention it rarely gets in-house.
Engineers stay on the build
Your developers get their week back and spend it shipping features instead of chasing regressions.
Why GetQA, not an In-House HireA managed function, not one more contractor.
In-House Hire
GetQA
- The supervision is yours
We manage and direct the engineers
Direction, oversight, and accountability sit with us. You give the feedback, we act on it, and you get the outcome instead of one more report line.
- The training is yours
We train them and bring the process
Onboarding, tooling, and test practice come with the team. Hands-on testing from day one, with automation added as your product and risk grow.
- One salary buys one tester
Two to three engineers for that cost
What a single QA hire costs in the US covers a small team here, with the hours to reach more of your product.
- Testing stops when they are out
Coverage that never rests on one person
Test plans, suites, and history live with our team, so a holiday, a sick day, or a resignation does not reset your testing.
- You piece together what got tested
Reporting you can act on
After each cycle you see what was tested, what passed, and what broke, in plain terms.
How It WorksThree steps to work together, from an intro call to a fully managed QA team.
- Step 1
The Intro Call
Thirty minutes with a QA engineer to understand how you release and where you need us.
Free- A seasoned QA engineer on the call, not a salesperson
- We walk through how you build, test, and ship
- An honest read on whether QA is actually your bottleneck
- Where an outside QA team would move the needle, and where it wouldn't
- If we're not the right fit, we'll say so
- Step 2Optional
The QA Audit
A close look at your product and your pipeline, written up as a case study of where quality is leaking and how to improve it.
$900Credited back if you continue with an engineer.Start the auditone-time- Hands-on review of your product, test coverage, and release process
- Where defects escape today, and what each escape is costing you
- Assessment of your tooling, environments, and CI setup
- A written report and a walkthrough call with your team
- A prioritized plan you can run with us or on your own
- Step 3
Embedded QA Engineers
Full-time QA engineers working inside your team, at the seniority your product actually calls for.
From $3,200Senior, mid, and junior available. Month to month, 30 days notice.Talk about scope/month per mid-level engineer- A dedicated engineer picking up tickets in your tracker from week one
- Manual and exploratory testing on every feature that ships
- An automation framework built on Playwright, Cypress, or Selenium
- Regression and load testing before each release
- Test execution wired into your CI/CD pipeline
- Reporting after every cycle: what was tested, what passed, what broke, what needs to be done
From the BlogWhat we learn testing other people’s products.
Did "Move Fast and Break Things" Age Badly?
Moving fast still matters for startups. But as software ships faster and carries more risk, breaking things may no longer be part of the deal.
5 min readWhy developers can't test their own code
The assumptions that shaped the code shape the testing too. That is not a discipline problem, and no amount of coverage fixes it.
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FAQShort answers, no fine print.
Most teams are covered within a week. We scope the highest-risk gaps first, then plug into your release flow so nothing waits on a long onboarding.
Both. We run manual passes where judgment matters and build automated regression suites for the paths that break repeatedly. You own the code we write.
We work in your tools: your CI, your tracker, your Slack. Bugs land where your team already looks, with clear repro steps and no new dashboard to babysit.
You get a triaged report with severity, repro steps, and context, not a raw dump. Critical issues are flagged immediately, the rest batched on your cadence.
Yes. The QA Audit is a fixed-scope engagement. We map where testing pays off and hand you a plan. No commitment to the managed tiers afterward.
You get a managed team, not a person to manage. Coverage, handover, and quality are our problem. You don't chase availability or rebuild context every hire.
ContactTell us what you need tested.
Prefer to just talk?
Drop your details and we’ll come to you. No forms to chase, no dashboard to babysit.
Stop shipping bugs to production.
Hand off testing to a team that treats your releases like their own.