Best Functional Testing Tools for TestComplete

Find and compare the best Functional Testing tools for TestComplete in 2025

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    Selenium Reviews

    Selenium

    Software Freedom Conservancy

    2 Ratings
    Selenium enables the automation of web browsers, and the possibilities it presents are entirely in your hands. While its primary use is for testing web applications, its utility extends well beyond that scope. Repetitive web-based administrative tasks can also be automated effectively, making your workflow more efficient and less tedious. For those looking to develop comprehensive browser-based regression automation suites and distribute scripts across various environments, Selenium WebDriver is the ideal choice, offering a set of language-specific bindings to control a browser as intended. Alternatively, if you are interested in quickly creating bug reproduction scripts or enhancing exploratory testing through automation, Selenium IDE serves as a convenient tool; this is a browser add-on for Chrome and Firefox that provides straightforward record-and-playback functionality for user interactions. Furthermore, if your goal involves scaling your testing processes by executing tests across multiple machines and managing diverse environments from a centralized interface, Selenium can accommodate those needs as well. Ultimately, the versatility of Selenium allows for a broad range of automation possibilities tailored to fit various requirements.
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    ReadyAPI Reviews

    ReadyAPI

    SmartBear

    $644 per year
    The ReadyAPI platform enhances the speed of functional, security, and load testing for various web services such as RESTful, SOAP, and GraphQL, seamlessly integrating into your CI/CD pipeline. This powerful tool enables teams to efficiently create, oversee, and execute automated tests for functionality, security, and performance all from a single, user-friendly interface, thereby improving API quality for both Agile and DevOps teams. Users can easily initiate their testing processes by importing API specifications such as OAS (Swagger) or WSDLs, monitoring and recording live API interactions, or virtualizing web services to eliminate dependencies within their pipelines. Additionally, it allows for the creation of extensive, data-driven functional API tests without the burdensome upkeep of scripts. You can also design load, stress, and spike tests to ensure that your API can withstand the demands of real-world traffic scenarios. Furthermore, the platform helps safeguard your APIs from various vulnerabilities, including XSS, malformed XML, and SQL injection attacks with each deployment. By virtualizing different web services like RESTful, SOAP, TCP, and JMS, teams can streamline their testing processes and significantly reduce dependencies in their pipeline. This comprehensive approach not only enhances testing efficiency but also fosters a more robust development environment.
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    Klaros-Testmanagement Reviews

    Klaros-Testmanagement

    verit Informationssysteme GmbH

    $30 per user/month
    Klaros-Testmanagement is a proven and popular tool from Germany which is developed since 2009 and used worldwide by large and small teams to plan and execute their testing activities. The functional scope includes all aspects of the test process, including test planning, test creation and execution, assignment and evaluation, report creation and test evaluation. Many tools, such as JIRA and Redmine, GitLab and GitLab, have interfaces to requirements and defect management systems, continuous integration and test automation. These interfaces can also be used for performance analysis, Selenium and JUnit. The software is available in two versions: a Community Edition and an Enterprise Edition. Both editions include comprehensive support and can be installed on a server or as a cloud service.
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