Browserstack Vs Saucelabs Vs Crossbrowsertesting.com

What are your requirements and is the app native, Web based or hybrid?

I have compared browsers and saucelabs for web based app to be tested on different os, devices or browsers

after using we found:

  • both are easy to use and integrate in framework
  • both have competitive pricing
  • both were quite slow to execute tests compared to all maintained dockerized / local execution
  • both provide similar device support which is more than enough for most use cases
  • I personally liked saucelabs documentation better
  • since our app isnโ€™t native but just a week based app that can be opened in browser. we find it less beneficial to run it against different combinations of os, browsers, devices (considering todayโ€™s browsers have really good support for latest js, react and other libraries)

ps: currently we used saucelabs with test Cafe (not selenium). testcafe itself provides us good cross browser testing capabilities and viewport testing (there are also other great tools like cypress , playwright, selenoid and zalenium.

sorry, wasnโ€™t much of help but I find the to tools very similar for what they offer.

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