Testim Reviews

Summary: Very good product.

Positive: Ease of use
Great support and product with a lot of features and new features introduced very often.

Negative: Hard to hire people with relevant experience.
Need time to learn how to design tests properly to scale.

Summary: From users who have no coding experience all the way to developers who can write custom steps.

Positive: Testim is an excellent low-code automation solution that is approachable to everyone.

Negative: I have not come across any issues with this application yet.

Summary: Great experience, easy to use, and it really works!
if the SLA of your piece of software is important for you, then have no second thoughts regarding this great product and service.
there's just no way you can reach this level of robustness and ease of use when developing your own Selenium-based framework

Positive: Everything,
Testim onboarding process is very supportive and it went smoothly.
Once we have got the hang of it, writing tests was a breeze and allowed us to focus on the quality of our product and development rather than focusing on solving issues with our automation and spending a lot of time writing E2E tests.
Other than that, it allowed us to scale our team in terms of development velocity since now we don't need a designated dev to write these kinds of tests.

Negative: Sometimes they have a few bugs with their features, but their support team is always available and answers quickly.

Summary: Really best solution that I worked with. We just ran a successful automation infra in 1/4 time that we could do with Selenium.

Positive: It's very quick and easy to build a successful automation infrastructure that finds bugs in our product.

Negative: 1. For me missing the option to see the overall network logs per all tests that ran. It can be a very good feature for testing. Even if test passed, sometimes there are some bad network responses that can be good to examine them

2. Missing option to see the failed test that passed in rerun

Summary: From my experience with different automation tools in the past I wholeheartedly believe that "Automation is not an auto-magic". To be efficient, it requires investment. And open source automation tools are not that free as it might seem.
I have been dealing for months with all these "around automation" issues - setups, configurations, environment maintenance, and other technical infrastructure which is important because automation won't work if I don't handle that, but the time that was left for really authoring tests which could show actual value was about 20% of my time (not even talking about dealing with locators and other ongoing maintenance).

This is why I truly believe that to bring real value to my company it would be most effective if we hand over this "side-effect headache" to external professionals who will take care of everything but the business flows and we will add coverage much faster.

Testim gives great value for money allowing to deliver high quality software in a shorter time.

Additionally, Testim is more than just software. It is also a community, shared by Testim staff and customers, where we have the opportunity to exchange customers experiences, participate in road map reviews, join various automation expert panels being held on an ongoing basis and this whole thing increases our level of expertise providing the opportunity to share and learn. This professional growth of employees is definitely a gift companies gain from their cooperation with Testim.

Positive: Testim did great job investigating and addressing all famous automation pain points.

First, they take care of all the "side work" (environments, code libraries, setups, versions, etc.) allowing companies to fully concentrate on increasing testing coverage of their business flows.

Second, being stable, reliable and intuitive solution, it allows achieving impressive outcome quite fast. Following best practices, it is quite easy to build very scalable automation project. There was nothing I couldn't achieve with Testim using it for almost a year by now.

Next, the Smart Locators mechanism proves itself de-facto: UI changes but tests keeps running identifying the elements by alternative identifiers.

Last but not least, reporting tools are highly self explanatory allowing developers to easily analyze failures and release QA bottle neck.

To summarize, Testim.io is quite a robust tool allowing to establish and maintain effective automation using both codeless and coded techniques. It is important to understand, that technical background is required to achieve success in automation project. Record&Play is a great start, however in order to be scalable, following the concepts of programming basics (such as reusable components, parameters, loops and conditions) is essential in order to be able to always extend the coverage rather than spending time on tests' maintenance upon application changes.

Having the availability (and passion 🙂) is all you need in order to succeed with Testim.

Negative: There are always things to improve to any software and I have a list of my "nice to have" enhancement requests which is being addressed in our Product-Customers channel. None of them is a showstopper.

Summary: We are using Testim for UI automation and we are loving it.
It's a very strong tool to test UI and would highly recommend where we have faster development cycles.

Positive: Easy to use.
Can automate faster.
Great support Team.
Great UI.
Can easily integrate with tools like Jenkins.

Negative: Don't see any cons yet, we are using it every day.

Summary: We have gone from no tests to running over 150K a month.
Regressions pushed in have significantly reduced.

Positive: Best recorder on the market.
Dynamic locators reduce flakiness.
Root cause analysis is super easy with Testim tooling.
Support channel is great.

Negative: Admin tooling is insufficient for large organisations.

Summary: Very easy to use, intuitive, wide range of abilities. Customer support is very efficient - Each question is answered in no time.

Positive: Testim is super easy to use! There's a variety of integration options. Customer support is awesome!

Negative: Merging branches has some lacks, but there's an upcoming feature which destined to improve this area.

Summary: Easy and user friendly. For beginners it's recommended because of the short learning curve, and code less.

Positive: Great tool for UI testing if you need to automate as quick as possible. Also, the learning curve is short, no need to break yourself into the documentation.

Negative: You cannot move multiple test cases one shot; sometimes, the locator is not easy to edit. Also the test sometimes returns a false error because of the wrong behavior of the locator.

Summary: We use Testim.io for every deployment! We love it.
It's a very strong tool to test UI on many platforms.

Positive: Very easy to use.
Great support.
Great UI.
Great integration with other tools like Jenkins and TestRail.

Negative: Nothing :) we really enjoy using this product every day.