BrowserStack
Automation Frameworks
Commercial
Platforms
Web
iOS
Android
Languages
Java
Python
JavaScript
C#
Works with
<What you get/>
Real-device and cross-browser coverage without capital spend on a device lab
A matrix built from your analytics — the browsers and devices your users actually run
The same suite running locally and remotely, so developers can still debug fast
Session video and network logs attached to CI failures
What it is
BrowserStack provides on-demand access to thousands of real browser and device combinations, for both manual checks and automated runs. It removes the cost and maintenance of an in-house device lab, and — more importantly for release decisions — it tests on real hardware rather than emulators, where rendering, gestures and performance actually differ.
How PerfectQA uses BrowserStack
BrowserStack is how we give clients real-device and real-browser coverage without buying a device lab. We use it for the sign-off tier of the pyramid rather than every run — the fast feedback loop stays local or in containers, and BrowserStack carries the cross-browser and real-device matrix that has to be right before a release. Suites are written so the same code runs locally and remotely with only a capability change, which keeps developers able to debug without a network round trip. We build the device and browser matrix from the client’s own analytics, and we use local tunnelling to test staging environments that aren’t publicly reachable. Video and network logs from failed sessions are pulled into the CI report so a cross-browser failure arrives with evidence rather than a device name and a stack trace.
Category
Automation Frameworks
In our stack
6 years
Projects
27 delivered
Where we’ve put it to work
Frequent questions
Do we need BrowserStack if we use Playwright?
Can it test our internal staging environment?
Should every test run on BrowserStack?
How do you pick which devices to include?
Every stack is different
Tell us yours, and we’ll show you where this fits
