Frequently Asked Questions
How to ensure the accuracy of your load and performance tests?
Based on actual user behaviour, production data, and business-critical workflows, we create test scenarios. To guarantee reliable, accurate, and repeatable performance insights, our professionals validate tools, scripts, and outcomes.
What is the difference between load testing and performance testing?
Load testing looks at how your app works when there are a lot of users and when there are only a few. Performance testing checks the overall speed, stability, scalability, and responsiveness of a system under different workloads and states. Both types of testing together make sure that your app works well during normal and heavy use.
How much will load and performance testing cost for my application?
The price depends on how complicated the application is and what its performance goals are. We have different pricing models that change based on your goals, deadlines, and the level of load and performance testing you need.
What are the key metrics and Service Level Agreements (SLAs) we should be focusing on?
Some important metrics are response time, throughput, error rates, resource use, and the overall stability of the system. SLAs usually spell out what response times, uptime goals, and performance levels are acceptable during times of high usage. Focusing on these metrics helps keep the user experience good and meet business and contractual expectations.
How long will performance testing take, and will it delay our release?
The size of the application, the complexity of the test, and the performance coverage needed affect testing timelines. Most of the time, performance testing happens at the same time as planning for development and release.
Will you provide clear reports and actionable recommendations, not just test results?
Yes, we send out clear reports that use simple, business-friendly language to explain results, risks, and problems. Each report has a list of prioritized suggestions for your business and technical goals. This helps teams know what to do next instead of having to guess.