Sauce Labs Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Sauce labs was good until the service became too unreliable to continue using, when we tried to use an device it does not worked, and it made us very sad, but it did a great job when it worked. We used it to verify if our app was functioning correctly.

Likelihood to Recommend

One of the key advantages of Sauce Labs is its ability to provide an extensive range of real devices for testing, including both Android and iOS devices. This feature allows users to test their mobile applications on actual devices and ensures that the app performs flawlessly on the targeted devices.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Use for E2E testing reporting. Use for accessing internal web app access with Saucelabs connect (tunnel). Use for debugging with the mobile simulator.

Likelihood to Recommend

Easy setup solution with CI GitHub Action Nice integration with Cypress Nice and fast contact support.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I use SauceLabs for UI regression testing and API testing. A feature to show how many tests there are in total, not just test suites, on the SauceLabs Builds dashboard would help.

Likelihood to Recommend

Sauce Labs is well-suited for UI automation in most cases.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Sauce Labs provides access to several cloud devices in Android and iOS with older OS versions as well, thus providing a wide range of devices to test on. We have been working on a POC to run Espresso tests on Sauce Labs devices and have received incredible support in the POC process.

Sauce Labs supports a wide range of test frameworks including Appium, Espresso, and XCUI Tests.

Likelihood to Recommend

- Well suited for test cases that can be executed on public device cloud.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

As part of our development build pipelines, we are using Sauce Labs to perform our Cucumber automation tests on real devices in Sauce Labs. Specifically, we're using the command line tool for running tests both from our local dev machines as well as within our Bitrise CICD. We have a dedicated integration automation testing team who are working using Selenium to build a set of automation tests for both Android and iOS The hands-on QA team also use real devices for ad-hoc testing on specific devices or OS versions

Likelihood to Recommend

Having used some of the competitor's tools over the year I would say that SauceLabs provides a lot of value for money if you plan to run long sets of tests with high frequencies. Paying for a single slot means you can run tests whenever you want without creeping costs but it does make running tests in parallel require an extra slot. Currently, our test suite takes over three hours to run and at the moment it is cost prohibitive to purchase an extra slot. However, having access to live testing and integration with Appium is great.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We need web driver setup to run our selenium tests, so we tried various vendors and finally selected Sauce Labs.

Flexibility to video recordings.

Likelihood to Recommend

I can recommend Sauce Labs if we need to test if the given build is good or is working in all the browsers correctly. That means the scenario count is less than 10, so execution time does not matter here. But if we need to run a test suite with >100 then this is not suitable because it is 200% more time-consuming when compared to other web drivers.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Sauce Labs is one of our top partners for Quality Engineering tools. They are the preferred vendor we recommend for all mobile and browser testing needs. We recommend them for any client in need of mobile device testing.

Likelihood to Recommend

Sauce Labs is always the preferred choice for any client in need of mobile testing. Their product is feature-rich, intuitive, and their innovation stands out. Their enablement and support teams are very responsive and helpful.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We used Sauce Labs as part of our CI/CD pipeline and test automation. We used it for Browser/Platform farm Mobile device/platform/app farm.

Likelihood to Recommend

Access to specific devices is good, as well as access to a specific browser/platform. We are not able to connect our dev environments to Sauce Labs because the devices are put in our VPC. Some versions are not available like iPhone with iOS 12.1. With iOS, there is limited/no support for push notifications without real devices due to Apple's provisioning profiles.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I am a Sr. Quality Assurance Analyst at Bunzl. We use AutonomIQ for automating our test cases and validate the sites we have.

Likelihood to Recommend

Sauce Labs is well suited in most cases. But since it is cloud based application, one cannot use it without internet.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I am the salesforce admin I use AQI internally and it's a fantastic tool that I will be recommending at any future company I work for. It allows me to set up pre-established test routines, make changes in our salesforce instance, and then run those tests (like lead-to-op, or op-to-close) and see where the new validation rules or automation flows fail. Can't live without it now, saves me and my team countless hours.

Likelihood to Recommend

Again, as a Salesforce admin, there is nothing worse than creating a new validation rule or feature, testing it out in sandbox thoroughly, then rolling it out into production, only to discover that your testing didn't uncover a bug that stops the company from closing deals. This eliminates that completely, and in a way that is easily repeatable, and can be done in an instant. You essentially 'record' the steps you want to take to test a process, then you can replay it at any time after any changes have been made. No more testing the lead-to-op process a dozen times a quarter, with the click of a button, it's done.