Qase is a test management platform that brings manual test runs, automated tests and CI results into a single system of record. Teams build a test repository with shared steps, plan and execute runs, link defects, and map every requirement to cases and results for full traceability. Qase AI converts manual test cases into Playwright, Cypress or Selenium scripts and generates test case skeletons. The Free plan covers up to four users, Teams costs $35 per user per month billed annually ($42 monthly), and Enterprise is priced on request.
The product is built for QA engineers, test leads, developers and release managers at companies of all sizes; the company reports use by more than 2,000 businesses. Students, educators and non-profits can start on the free tier, growing teams move to Teams for unlimited projects and SAML single sign-on, and large organizations choose Enterprise for SCIM, audit logs, IP restrictions and a dedicated support team. Collaborators who only follow releases can join as $10 view-and-comment seats.
Day to day, testers write manual cases, run them against a build and record pass, fail, blocked or skipped results, while automation engineers push output from Pytest, Cypress, Playwright, JUnit, Newman or PHPUnit through reporters. A readiness report supports go or no-go release decisions, and dashboards show coverage gaps across suites. Teams carrying a backlog of manual cases paste a case, pick a framework and get a script back, reducing test debt over time. More than 35 integrations cover CI/CD pipelines, test frameworks and issue trackers. A 14-day trial of Teams needs no credit card.
