Zebrunner

Let's start with the fact that most of the time, for achieving desired results in test automation you need to integrate with a lot of technologies. Zebrunner supports all that under the hood, for different levels of testing, be it UI, API, Mobile, Database. Also detailed reports, statistics, integration in CI/CD process and more. And this was done using open source tools.

Of course nothing is perfect and needs vary by business case, hence you should try and see it yourself. For our purpose, it mostly covered it all.

(I signed up for the free trial but couldn't really get started with it and was getting help to get it working with Copado Selenium Testing tool that my automated tests were going to run against your service). I'm sure if I had more time or ran out of options, I would have follow thru with your service.

I supposed if Copado Selenium Testing supported your service like they do with BrowserStack and Sauce Labs then connecting with your free trial license would have been no big deal. Ultimately, my leadership team approved and we'll be using Sauce Labs like other teams at Cisco are also using Sauce Labs.

What I like most about it is how complex it is, yet how simple it is to use it. Even the complicated components are fairly easy to use and their support team is always there to help. It is a complete stack of tools that will provide anything you need an even more. It makes writing tests easy, efficient and faster, while also making the bigger picture so simple: the small tests that you add to your project can be executed really easily on Selenoid with the built-in Jenkins that comes with it. That's not even mentioning the very impressive reporting tool that lets you review and analyze the test runs with screenshots and even video feed. You can even start test runs directly from the reporting tool, as well as use the built-in VNC to interact with a running test to see what the server sees (extremely useful for debugging).

There's nothing that really comes to mind, since the support team helps with everything that's complicated for me and if anything is problematic (a bug for example), it is always already known and will most likely be fixed in the next release.