PractiTest vs. Testmo

If you're looking for a test management platform, you might already be familiar with the diverse range of available options. Initially, this can seem like a bit of an overwhelming challenge, which is why it's advisable to commence by comparing the key features to distinguish among them and make your ultimate selection.

PractiTest vs. Testmo At a Glance
How PractiTest and Testmo Stack Up
- Pros and Cons
- Pricing
Bottom Line
FAQ
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PractiTest vs. Testmo At a Glance

PractiTest and Testmo are test management solutions often considered by test teams.

PractiTest is a robust test management platform, seamlessly integrating with Jira, as well as other external third-party tools. Serving as a comprehensive end-to-end solution, it covers the entire testing process from requirements to test and issue management, providing a centralized platform for handling all testing artifacts.

Testmo is a straightforward test management tool that primarily focuses on the testing elements of quality assurance, such as test cases and runs.

PractiTest Dashboard

PractiTest Test Set & Runs module

Testmo Runs & Results

Testmo Work Dashboard

“When I compare it to other solutions I’ve worked with before, I can say that PractiTest is much faster and is of better value.”

– Udi Vered, Zerto’s Director of QA

How PractiTest and Testmo Stack Up

The following comparison reviews the main features to take into account when considering which one will best fit your QA needs.

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PractiTest

Testmo

Requirement and User Stories Management

	Support for hierarchical requirements

Test case management

	Add attachments to each test step
	Clone Tests between projects
	Batch operations (cloning, editing, deletion)
	Reusable test repositories
	Exploratory Testing module (session based testing)

Test Sets and Execution Management

	Audit history of runs and results
	Edit tests during runs
	Report issues/bugs from tests and auto-populate tests to reproduce
	Assignment of Cycles and Tests to testers
	Parameterization of Test Cases and Sets
	Batch operations (cloning, editing, deletion)
	Reuse tests from repository for any test set run
	Test Set Permutations

Issue management

	Independent issue management module
	Ability to detect and prevent duplicate issues
	Batch editing

Time-Based Testing Iterations Management

	Milestones/Releases Management

Integrations

	Integration with 3rd party Bug Tracking systems
	Integration with Test Automation Tools
	Integration with Source Control systems
	Zapier
	API
	Slack integration
	Webhooks

Customization

	Hierarchical filters to organize information (e.g. Test Tree, Bug categories, Requirement types)
	Custom Workflow
	Custom fields and filters
	Permissions & personalized mail notifications

Reporting

	Customizable Dashboards graphs, reports and metrics
	Scheduled reports

AI-Powered Test Management

	Test Steps Creation
	Test Steps Editing
	Assigning a Score to Reflect Test Value

Additional Features

Import & Export all data
Search (ability to add criteria)
External dashboard and embedding graphs
Cloud or Installed	Cloud	Cloud
Task Board

Security and Certifications

	Soc 2
	ISO 27001

Service and Support

	Service and Support

Pros and Cons

Pros:

End-to-end solution - full traceability between requirements, tests, and issues
AI-powered features
Unique hierarchical filter tree to organize all project information and data
2-way integration with Jira and other tools, multiple ways to integrate automation
Advanced customizable dashboards and reports
Security compliance - SOC type II and ISO 27001
Free and responsive customer support

Cons:

Outdated UI

Pros:

Clear UI and easy to use
Customize Workflows
Milestones module

Cons:

No Requirements module
No Issues module
No customizable dashboards
Relies on Amazon security compliance

Pricing

Team - $49 per user/month
Corporate - Contact us
Additional free read-only users with comments

Team - 99$ 10 users/month
Business - 299$ per 25 users/month
Enterprise - 499$ per 25 users/month

Bottom Line

While both tools have their Pros and Cons, these are the main points you should consider:

Testmo is a basic and easy-to-use test management tool with a modern UI. The tool focuses on the testing aspects of QA, mainly on managing test cases and runs rather than issues and requirements.

So who is better?

If you are a small business that runs a simple testing operation and you're looking to manage mostly your test cases then Testmo may be the right pick for you.

If you are a large organization with more complex testing operations and you are searching for a comprehensive test management system to cover all different aspects of QA (e.g., tests, issues, requirements) then PractiTest is your solution.

FAQ

Which is better - PractiTest or Testmo?

It depends.

For a small to medium-sized organization with simple test management needs, Testmo is a more cost-effective option.

In contrast, for organizations dealing with extensive testing operations, PractiTest serves as a consolidated platform for all testing artifacts. It offers multiple reusability features, separate Issues and Requirement modules, and customizable dashboards and reports, making it a more comprehensive solution.

What are the modules in Testmo?

Testmo has modules for milestones, test case repository, test runs & results, and sessions (for exploratory testing). Testmo doesn’t have modules for requirements and issues management.

Is PractiTest cloud-based?

Yes. PractiTest is a SaaS platform.

Is Testmo a free tool?

Testmo is not a free tool. It has 3 different pricing plans. Please see the pricing section above.

How do you run a test in PractiTest?

To run a manual test in PractiTest, add it as an instance to a new or an existing Test Set and press the run button. You will be able to set the status of the run, add actual results, report or link a bug, and more. If you are running automated tests through xBot you can run them the same way or schedule them to run later. If your automated tests are running separately and reporting back to PractiTest using the REST API or the FireCracker - the results of the automation scripts will be automatically populated into PractiTest with every run or build. You can read more about it here.

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