Catch breaking API changes before your integrations do
We build automated test suites for your REST, SOAP, GraphQL, or WebServices APIs and wire them into CI, so a bad deploy fails a pipeline instead of a customer’s workflow.
- US, Canada & UK overlapWorking hours planned around your team, not just ours.
- One point of contactA named lead owns the engagement end to end — no ticket queue.
- NDA on every engagementSigned before we see a single ticket or line of test data.
- Scale up or down monthlyNo multi-year lock-in — resize the team as the release calendar changes.
Who this is for
What you get
- 25–40 automated test cases covering core endpoints, auth flows, and error handling
- A version-controlled test suite (Postman/Newman, REST Assured, or your preferred stack) structured by service, not by ticket
- CI wired into GitHub Actions (or your existing Jenkins / Azure DevOps setup) so tests run on every pull request
- One load/performance pass on your 3 highest-traffic endpoints using JMeter
- HTML and JSON test reports after every run
- A 60-minute handover session walking your team through the suite and how to extend it
- 2 weeks of post-handover support for flaky tests or environment issues
Timeline & process
Discovery & scoping
Review your API docs or OpenAPI/Swagger spec, agree on which endpoints matter most, and get access to a staging environment.
Test design & framework setup
Write test cases against agreed acceptance criteria and stand up the automation framework and folder structure.
Automation & CI wiring
Implement the suite, connect it to your CI pipeline, and get the first full green run.
Handover & stabilization
Fix flaky tests, hand over reports and documentation, run the walkthrough call, and start the support window.
What we need from you
- Access to a staging or sandbox environment with realistic test data
- API documentation or an OpenAPI/Swagger spec — or 30 minutes with the engineer who knows the endpoints
- Test credentials and API keys for each environment we’ll run against
- One walkthrough call with your team before we start
Proof, not promises
Not in scope, so there are no surprises
- Full penetration testing or a formal security audit — we flag obvious issues, but this isn’t a pentest engagement
- Coverage for endpoints that aren’t reachable from a staging or sandbox environment
- Load testing beyond the endpoints agreed at kickoff
- Ongoing maintenance after the 2-week support window — available separately as a retainer
Questions we get asked
Do we own the test suite after the engagement, or is it locked to your team?
It's yours. The suite is version-controlled in your own repo from day one, and the handover session walks your team through extending it — there's no dependency on us to keep it running afterward.
What if our API doesn't have OpenAPI/Swagger docs?
Common enough that it's built into the process — 30 minutes with the engineer who knows the endpoints gets us to the same starting point as a spec would.
Will this catch things a load balancer or WAF issue outside the API itself would cause?
No — this suite tests your API's own logic, auth, and error handling. Infrastructure-level failures (load balancer misconfig, WAF rules, DNS) sit outside this scope; flag it at kickoff if that's a known risk area and we'll tell you honestly whether it belongs in this engagement or a separate one.
Can your team work inside our existing CI setup, or do we need to switch tools?
We wire into what you already run — GitHub Actions, Jenkins, or Azure DevOps — rather than asking you to adopt new infrastructure for our sake.