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QA Execution Pod

In brief: Execution Pod augments your team with dedicated TestChimp operators running SmartTests, ExploreChimp recipes, and release regressions on your environments.

Monthly subscription — ongoing test planning, authoring, maintenance, and agentic execution, delivered by a vetted partner team using TestChimp.

Subscription is cancel anytime (see minimum term below).

Pricing (guide)​

Standard pods or custom resourcing:

TierIndicative monthly (USD)Example composition
Growth8,5001 senior engineer + 2 mid-level engineers
Enterprise23,0001 QA architect + 2 senior + 5 mid-level engineers
CustomResource-basedSized to your throughput and domains

An administrative flat fee (USD 500/month) may apply to cover TestChimp in-house coordination for clients and service providers; this may be waived for early customers—confirm with sales.

Minimum term​

  • Minimum contract: 3 months, unless waived for customers who have already purchased QA Infra Bootstrap (or equivalent scoped bootstrap—confirm with sales).

Eligibility​

You should either:

  • Have completed QA Infra Bootstrap or QA Coverage Intelligence Setup, or
  • Already have Playwright tests and CI set up for test runs.

What you get​

  • Continuous test planning, authoring, and maintenance.
  • Exploratory agentic runs, with bugs triaged and flagged to your core team.
  • Coverage dashboard analysis, gap identification, and implementation of improvements.
  • TrueCoverage (if available in your setup): used for test optimization, report analysis, and communication with the product team.

Contact sales to size a pod, confirm pricing, and align on prerequisites.

FAQ

When do teams use Execution Pod?

Major releases, migrations from legacy tools, or sprint crunches when internal QA bandwidth is insufficient.

What environments are supported?

QA, staging, and preview URLs you provide—aligned with multi-environment and branch-specific docs.

Are findings in QA Intel?

Yes—runs and bugs appear in the same dashboard, Atlas, and bugs views as your self-serve executions.

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