QA Wolf, a Seattle firm that offers software to help companies scan their code for flaws or glitches, has secured $36 million in a Series B round led by Scale Venture Partners.
The company was founded in 2019, promises to simplify and speed how businesses maintain quality assurance across their numerous web and mobile apps. The business will use the new funding to expand into native mobile testing.
Other investors in the round include Threshold Ventures, Ventureforgood, Inspired Capital, and Notation Capital. The company raised $20.1 million in 2022. Jon Perl, Laura Cressman, and Scott Wilson created QA Wolf in 2019. The 130-person corporation declined to offer revenue figures.
QA Wolf is a hybrid platform and service that enables development teams to ship better software faster by removing QA from their workload. Our team of in-house QA engineers uses the QA Wolf platform to create, execute, and maintain end-to-end tests for our customers.
The platform utilizes Microsoft’s Playwright framework with an optimized Kubernetes backend to perform millions of tests in parallel across several browsers, each running in its own Docker container.
Its QA engineers monitor test runs and investigate issues. When a test has to be modified, they do it through the QA Wolf platform. If a bug was discovered during the test, it is reported it via the platform, Slack, or Teams, as well as client’s associated issue tracker. Clients have full access to the QA Wolf platform, which allows you to analyze test code, investigate problems, and request additional coverage.
