HttpMaster vs. SmartBear TestLeft

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
HttpMaster
Score 8.6 out of 10
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HttpMaster is a development and test tool for REST web services and API applications. HttpMaster can display and validate the most common REST formats; XML, JSON, and HTML and also supports powerful dynamic parameters, response data validation expressions, flexible request chaining, and many other properties. This solution can also be used for Web API testing and Web Services Testing. HttpMaster also supports the definition of dynamic parameters which can be be used to simulate variations of…
$0
per user
SmartBear TestLeft
Score 7.0 out of 10
N/A
SmartBear TestLeft allows users to build, test, and deploy in one integrated development environment, a developer automated testing tool that can be added to an integrated development environment (IDE) so as to immediately test the UI of new features right after they are built. TestLeft allows users to test at the unit and UI level, to fix defects earlier in the product lifecycle, and to save time. Without having to manually program descriptions for every object, the user can start running…N/A
Pricing
HttpMasterSmartBear TestLeft
Editions & Modules
Express
$0
per user
Professional
$99
per user
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
HttpMasterSmartBear TestLeft
Free Trial
YesNo
Free/Freemium Version
YesNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
Additional DetailsLifetime license is available for Professional Edition.
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Community Pulse
HttpMasterSmartBear TestLeft
Considered Both Products
HttpMaster
Chose HttpMaster
HttpMaster supports the maximum scrips and browser and provides assurance on different use cases to be tested
Chose HttpMaster
Other honorable mentions are Paw, Insomnia Rest Client, and HTTPie. The reason we selected HttpMaster was primarily due to its ease-of-use. It's a very easy tool to set up, it has a nice UI, it offers a free version for trial purposes, and, similar to other tools, it can do all …
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User Ratings
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User Testimonials
HttpMasterSmartBear TestLeft
Likelihood to Recommend
HttpMaster is a perfect solution for all our web-based app testing; Since our major application is PWA, it helps us uncover and identify edge cases that might be present in our releases. It provides assurance on releases going through and the team can actually have a sigh of relief on the hassle-free releases
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Pros
  • Debugging
  • Pipeline Run
  • Prod-testing
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Cons
  • Introductory tutorials/examples/training.
  • MacOS support.
  • Json formatting support.
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Alternatives Considered
Other honorable mentions are Paw, Insomnia Rest Client, and HTTPie. The reason we selected HttpMaster was primarily due to its ease-of-use. It's a very easy tool to set up, it has a nice UI, it offers a free version for trial purposes, and, similar to other tools, it can do all the testing we need for our applications.
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Return on Investment
  • Increased efficiency -- from ease of use.
  • Increased reliability -- from more thorough tests.
  • Automated test suites.
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ScreenShots

HttpMaster Screenshots

Screenshot of HttpMaster main windowScreenshot of Request executionScreenshot of Execution resultsScreenshot of General project dataScreenshot of Request item propertiesScreenshot of Basic request window