ReadyAPI Pricing

“Cost for pro license...seems a bit much for an annual license, if you are only getting a couple of licenses. … But it's got a value that can only be measure by your skill set, company culture, software development process and budget.”

“As it is Scriptless tool, it saves lots of time in writing the test cases It has a very positive impact on Return on Investment Easy to integrate with CI/CD tools such as Jenkins, Git etc Licensing...”

“But it is opinionated in how it does things, and it really only provides value (for the cost) if you leverage the whole suite.
If you're looking for something lightweight, that can start providing... … Because, in many ways, it is worth the cost, but it is not software that has output in a tangible sense, it facilitates development and testing, which is very hard to quantify on a financial...”

“ROI has been minimal and not worth the renewal fee. … In addition, the product continues to work even after the license has expired in comparison to ReadyAPI which requires you to purchase a new license every time.”

“Positive ROI due to system resources savings Positive ROI due to reduction in API development times.”

“Frankly speaking, license cost is too high Saves much time and manual effort for regression Saves much time when setting up automated suites.”

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The only advantage of these alternative is the price (all are free); But SoapUI also offers free versions as well that still can compete with all above products. … You can obtain many more Load and Performance testing features by extending your license with purchasing LoadUI Pro.”

“LoadUI Pro is good for load testing but is quite expensive when [there are a] lot of free options are available.”

“ROI is great because community version is free.”

“I use ReadyAPI [(formerly SoapUI Pro, LoadUI Pro, & ServiceV Pro)] to quickly test web services.”

“This is a little more expensive than the competitors.”