Software testing companies delivering from United Kingdom

14 providers in the catalogue name United Kingdom as a delivery country; 8 of them have headquarters there.

14 providers · Catalogue maintained by the publisher (to be confirmed)

Providers, alphabetical

ProviderHeadquartersTest classes namedFounded
2iUnited Kingdomload, e2e2005
BreachLockUnited Statessecurity2019
BugRaptorsIndiaload, security, compatibility, e2e2016
CrowdarArgentinaload, e2e2016
ExactproUnited Kingdomload, e2e2015
Nimble ApproachUnited Kingdome2e, load, security, compatibility2017
QA MentorUnited Statessecurity, load, e2e, integration, unit, compatibility2010
SunTec IndiaIndiaload, e2e, integration, security, compatibility2000
TestFortUnited Statesload, security, e2e, integration, compatibility2001
TesthouseUnited Kingdome2e, load, compatibility, security, chaos, integration2000
THEY.devUnited Kingdome2enot published
tiQtoQUnited Kingdome2e, security2016
WebDependUnited Kingdome2e, compatibility2009
ZoonouUnited Kingdomload, e2e, security, migration, integration2006

Questions

How many software testing companies in the catalogue publish their rates?

6 of 59 providers publish rates on their own site.

Which software testing companies deliver from United Kingdom?

14 providers: 2i, BreachLock, BugRaptors, Crowdar, Exactpro, Nimble Approach, QA Mentor, SunTec India, TestFort, Testhouse, THEY.dev, tiQtoQ, WebDepend and Zoonou.

Which engagement models do software testing companies list?

dedicated-team (27), staff-augmentation (24), managed-service (18), project-based (13), hourly (8).

What headcount bands do providers in the catalogue fall into?

201-500: 3, 1000+: 2, 51-200: 1.

How are providers included in the catalogue?

A provider enters the catalogue when its own site offers software testing as a standalone service, names a delivery country, has a dated page within 12 months, and a second source confirms its founding year and headquarters country.

Is the provider catalogue a ranking?

No. The catalogues list documented facts in alphabetical order, accept no paid placement and carry no ratings; an entry appears next to an incident only where its own documentation names the relevant test class.