Sauce Labs Reviews

I was using my local machine only and in order to get my tests on different platforms/browsers I have tried Sauce Labs.

Now I get results 100 times faster with a wider range of platforms and different browser versions used.

It supports some popular languages like Java, Ruby, Python

The run tests are privately secured in the cloud unless you want it to share with your colleagues.

Just great for Selenium tests.

I think it should be a longer trial period with more parallel tests available.

Trial for a couple of days

Availability - Always ON

Scalability - Run all tests in parallel

Full Report - With logs, videos, and screenshots

Easy connect and start up.

Many options and platforms available

Faster executions and results

Parallel tests

Sauce Connects

Now, I integrated Sauce with Travis in the building process.

We have paralleled the tests, drastically reducing testing time.

Agility

Faster results

3+ years

They are great! Always friendly and thorough.

TestingBot

Ability to scale and run in cloud

Multi-platform support

Links are not present very easily. One has to search for them.

Ability to run on physical devices is not present.

Almost 8 months

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Amazing. Within 12 hours of ticket creation, I was contacted.

Yet to determine.

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It was easy.

In-house

Unknown at the moment.

To be determined.

Keynote, but did not use because of pricing.

I recently took a trial account of Sauce Labs for some R&D purposes. Sauce Labs has pretty amazing capabilities of providing huge combinations of OS-platforms and emulators and my objective was achieved. My impression was the the site had all the information which I needed to get started but it was scattered and not easily accessible. Example, I somehow reached the tests dashboard page and I memorized it for subsequent access instances as it was not present in links sections. Maybe I missed it, but then if key information is not placed such that it is easy to find, then others can as well miss it. I found Platform Configurator extremely helpful but I found it only when I visited the Platforms page. Before that I was struggling to find what all information should be put in desired capabilities because that appeared to change with platform. I also liked that Sauce labs provide an amazing 90 hours during trial period which is really useful when R&D has to be done. It would be icing on the cake if Sauce Labs can provide a way to run tests on real devices.
Thanks Sauce Labs, you have one more loyal subscriber.

• Scalability
• Fast
• Customer service
• Technical support
• Pricing

Since around August of 2015

Sauce Labs support has been very helpful, and they are always friendly, even when it's not always a direct problem with their service or our usage of it.

For our needs, the customer service and technical support come through the same channel, and we've been very happy with the level and quality of responsive support we receive.

Being able to test how my websites render on a very wide range of mobile devices. 

I am a novice web-designer really just producing for my own hypnotherapy business. However, Sauce Labs is incredibly easy to use and has enabled me to make some changes so that the sites are (almost) universal across the range of devices and versions.

A couple of hours

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Recommendation from the web developer at British Airways.

Easy

Traffic Travis

Loving it already

• Parallel and flawless execution of automation test
• Go sync with any CI and CD tools

Prior to implementation we had a three month release cycle. Using Sauce Labs we were able to move to daily releases. Due to stable remote environment, we started believing in the product and now we are in true CI and CD.

Every product has room for improvement but for me it provided an all together complete solution that catered for all my needs.

I used Sauce Labs for two different organizations over the last three years, primarily for remote automation test execution and automation test lab management.

All you need is an access key. There is no client deployment required.

They provide good information if there is any downtime needed, hence one can plan accordingly.

No issues encountered.

Good.

Good.

No previous solution was used.

It's a very simple initial setup.

We are now on our fourth quadrant of agility and this tool helped us.

We also looked at Browser Stack.

Just go for it.

The combination of OS platforms, platform versions, browsers and browser versions support on VMs.

Cross browser and cross platform testing on our test case scenarios.

A little clarity on documentation when integrating with third party APIs will help the users. Take for example, when a high-level language like Gherkin comes into the picture- how should users handle it?

I've used it for four months.

No issues with deployment.

No issues with stability.

Yes, the parallelization is not possible now when cucumber and junit are used together.

Haven't had the need to interact with them.

Haven't had the need to call them.

We weren't previously using a different solution.

Straightforward since the cloud based examples were clear.

Implemented in-house.

Working on open sourcing an API based on Sauce Labs support that can benefit both the parties and the community in general.

Our monthly cost as of now is $149/month for a small team.

No, we used local machines by installing different versions of browsers and platforms. I am now trying to promote this idea of using Sauce Lab across my company moving forward.

Cross-platform mobile testing. Before using Sauce Labs, I would have to setup a Selenium Grid cluster and install all versions of mobile simulators/emulators in order to test apps on different platforms. With the help of Sauce Labs, all I need to do is to configure the settings in my codes and let the tests run on the cloud. It saves me a lot of time and efforts.

For mobile testing, Sauce Labs platform is great for functional tests. But the option to run tests on real physical devices is missing right now, so it’s impossible to run performance stress tests which is also very important to test mobile apps. This feature is actually supported by some other mobile testing vendors like Appurify. Hopefully, Sauce Labs will add this feature soon.

Good. According to my experiences, the technical support engineers typically reply to emails within a day.

Straightforward. Just integrate the client libraries and setup processes into your existing automation framework. Detailed documents are available on Sauce Labs’ website and its Github report.

The client libraries are quite compatible with other popular testing frameworks. Chances are you can directly integrate it with your existing automation infrastructures, so the original setup cost is very low.