QA as a Service: managed testing services for web and mobile products, bought the way you need.
RAITHub's QA as a Service gives your product a managed testing function without hiring one: manual and exploratory testing, UAT support, iOS and Android app testing, web security testing, WCAG 2.2 accessibility audits, and automation, API and performance testing. Buy it as a monthly QA plan, a fixed-price one-off audit, or a dedicated QA team RAITHub manages.
What's included
- Manual and exploratory testing of new features, plus UAT support before sign-off
- Mobile app testing on iOS and Android, on real devices and device clouds
- Web application security testing against OWASP guidance
- Accessibility audits against WCAG 2.2 AA, each issue reported with its fix
- Test automation, API and performance testing, gated in your CI
- Bug reports with steps, evidence and severity, and a retest of every fix
AI-Built App Testing →Manual & Exploratory Testing →Mobile App Testing →Security Testing →Accessibility Testing →QA & Test Automation →
How it works.
Every phase ends with something you can read, run or check, and you decide before the next one starts.
Technical audit
A free 15-minute call about the product, how it ships today and what has broken recently. You hear which buying model fits.
QA baseline
Map the risky journeys, devices and browsers, and what is tested now. The plan says which test type covers which risk.
Test + report
Testers work through the plan each release, file reproducible bugs and retest every fix before it ships.
Review + adjust
A monthly review of what was caught and what slipped, and which repeated manual checks should become automated tests.
Proof from systems RAITHub built.
Numbers are counted from the repositories, not estimated.
PropDesk
Automated tests across a property-management SaaS with 4 user roles and Stripe rent collection.
TheSkinProof
Enforced coverage thresholds across 217 API endpoints in the founder's own venture, built and run by RAITHub.
Sundor Skin
Includes a security suite that tries to read other buyers' data; CI fails if a buyer-scoped table lacks row-level security.
RAITHub website
Every change to this site runs the suite in CI before it can deploy.
These are test suites RAITHub wrote for platforms it built. There is no published case study yet for a standalone QA as a Service engagement, and none is implied.
Fixed scope or a dedicated team. No published rates.
Every engagement starts with a free 15-minute technical audit and ends in a fixed, written quote. For market ranges, read what it costs. The pricing page explains both models.
There are three ways to buy it. A monthly QA plan tests every release, month-to-month. A fixed-price one-off audit covers a single checkpoint, such as a pre-launch QA, security or accessibility audit. A dedicated QA team works on your product every month, managed by RAITHub and billed monthly; it is not staff augmentation, which RAITHub does not offer. Each starts with the free audit and a written fixed quote.
When RAITHub is not the right fit.
Saying no early is cheaper for both sides than a project that was never going to fit.
You want testers placed in your team under your management. A dedicated QA team stays managed by RAITHub, and RAITHub does not offer staff augmentation.
You need a CREST- or PCI-certified penetration test or a compliance attestation. Use a certified pentest vendor; RAITHub's security testing does not produce one.
You need legal certification of accessibility compliance (ADA, EAA, Section 508). RAITHub audits against WCAG 2.2 AA and certifies nothing.
Your procurement requires a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 vendor, or round-the-clock coverage. RAITHub is not certified and is a single studio in Dhaka.
QA as a Service questions
Straight answers to what buyers ask before they book a call.
What is QA as a Service? +
Buying software testing as a managed service instead of hiring testers. RAITHub plans the testing, runs it, files bugs in your tracker and retests fixes, across manual, mobile, security, accessibility, automation, API and performance testing.
How can I buy QA from RAITHub? +
Three ways: a monthly QA plan for ongoing releases, a fixed-price one-off audit such as a pre-launch, security or accessibility audit, or a dedicated QA team that RAITHub manages and bills monthly. Each starts with a free 15-minute audit and a written fixed quote.
How much does QA as a Service cost? +
RAITHub publishes no rates. After a free 15-minute technical audit you receive a written fixed quote for the plan, audit or team, with its assumptions listed. The QA as a Service pricing guide covers market ranges.
Who manages a dedicated QA team? +
RAITHub does. The team works on your product every month, agrees the test plan with you and reports to you, but RAITHub manages the testers and stays accountable for the results. Testers are never placed under your management.
Do you test mobile apps as well as web apps? +
Yes. RAITHub tests iOS and Android apps on real devices and device clouds, alongside web apps and APIs. It does not build native mobile apps, so mobile work is testing of apps your team or another vendor builds.
Can you work alongside our own developers? +
Yes. Bugs go into your tracker with steps, evidence and severity, fixes are retested before release, and automated tests land in your repository through normal pull requests, so your developers keep their own workflow.
QAaaS Pricing: Monthly Plans, One-Off Audits and Dedicated QA Teams
What Is QA as a Service (QAaaS)? How It Works and When It Fits
Hiring a Dedicated QA Team: What You Get, and How It Differs From Freelancers
In-House QA vs Outsourced QA vs QAaaS: Which One Fits Your Team?
QA-First Development: How RAITHub Tests Software Before Users See It
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Talk to an engineer, not a salesperson. 15 minutes, free.
Describe what you need. You get an honest read on fit, then a fixed, written quote with its assumptions.