Qase offers a unified platform for manual and automated software testing built around test management, test reporting and test analytics. The product integrates with popular testing frameworks, CI/CD tools and ticket trackers to collect execution results and surface analytics and dashboards across teams. CEO Nikita Fedorov says the company will prioritize product development, including building a plug-ins marketplace, and expand headcount from 33 to 50 by year-end. Qase reached $2 million in annual recurring revenue within three years and serves roughly 100,000 users, having identified over a million bugs for customers. Enterprise customers include Asana, SeatGeek and Wolt, and the company reports stable operating cash flow while transitioning toward a pay-per-usage model. The founder built an MVP while at Avito, launched Qase in early access in 2018, and went full-time on the company in 2020. Qase.io provides a cloud-based test management solution for QA and development teams, offering test case management, defect management, test plans, test runs with informative reports, a rich API, and webhooks. The platform uses a company subscription model and offers integrations with popular issue trackers including Asana, Github, Jira, Trello and others. Qase reports 26,000 current users, including European and American companies such as Asana, Trancon, Exante, Eless, Improbable, FlyWheel.io, ChatFuel, and NORC, with UK clients including Wheely and others. The team works remotely around the world and the company is led by founder Nikita Fedorov; the founder is originally from Moscow and the company is registered in Delaware, USA. Qase plans to use the funds to strengthen its development and marketing teams and to pursue new partnership opportunities in the U.S. and Europe.

Total raised

$8M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Aug 2023