Regression Testing

Ship every sprint without breaking what already works

We build and run regression suites — manual and automated — sized to your actual release risk, and wire them into your CI/CD pipeline so a new feature going out doesn’t quietly break an old one.

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

Engineering teams shipping frequently who are manually retesting the same core flows every release, or skipping regression checks under deadline pressure.

Especially useful if your regression coverage today is "whatever the last tester remembers to check" rather than a documented, repeatable suite.

What you get

  • 20–40 automated regression test cases covering your core user journeys, scoped for a first release
  • A version-controlled automation framework (Selenium, Playwright, or Cypress) using the Page Object Model, built to extend
  • API regression coverage for your critical endpoints using RestAssured, Postman/Newman, or Karate, wired into the same suite
  • CI/CD integration (Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or your existing pipeline) so the suite runs on every pull request
  • HTML test reports (Allure or ExtentReports) after every run, with failure screenshots and logs attached
  • A handover session and documentation so your team can extend the suite independently
  • 2 weeks of post-handover support for flaky tests or environment issues

What's not included

Scoped this way on purpose, so the estimate stays accurate and nothing shows up as a surprise mid-engagement.

  • Visual regression tooling (Percy, Applitools) or mobile device-lab automation (Appium, BrowserStack) — available as an add-on scope
  • Full coverage of every possible edge case on day one — we prioritise by risk and release history, then expand
  • Ongoing maintenance beyond the 2-week support window — available separately as a retainer
  • Database or data-regression checks beyond what’s reachable from your staging environment

Timeline & process

  1. 1
    Week 1

    Regression scope analysis

    Review release history and defect logs, then agree on the highest-risk flows to automate first.

  2. 2
    Week 2

    Test design & framework setup

    Write test cases and stand up the automation framework and folder structure.

  3. 3
    Week 3

    Automation & CI wiring

    Implement the suite, connect it to your pipeline, and get the first full green run.

  4. 4
    Week 4

    Handover & stabilization

    Fix flaky tests, hand over documentation, run the walkthrough call, and start the support window.

What we need from you

  • Access to a staging environment with realistic test data
  • Your release history or defect log, if available, so we can prioritise the highest-risk areas first
  • Test credentials and accounts for the flows we’re automating
  • One walkthrough call with your team before we start

Proof, not promises

See what your regression suite is missing

Twenty minutes, no slide deck. Tell us your release cadence and current coverage, and we’ll tell you where the gaps are and roughly what closing them would take.

Book a 20-minute scoping call

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