QA outsourcing. A teammate who knows your product.
Add a dedicated QA engineer for $1,800 per month. PixelVent provides human software QA services for functional, regression, UX, conversion-flow, and accessibility testing.
Bring an engineer into your team ↗What we look at
- ✓ End-to-end journeys across your website or application
- ✓ Release changes, bug fixes, and regression risks
- ✓ Signup, checkout, and everyday workflow friction
- ✓ Keyboard access, screen-reader behavior, and usability barriers
- ✓ Agreed browsers, devices, roles, and test environments
What your team receives
- ✓ An engineer embedded in your team's tools and working rhythm
- ✓ Reproducible issues with steps, expected behavior, and evidence
- ✓ Maintained test cases and release-by-release coverage notes
- ✓ Clear pass, fail, and blocked results for your team's decisions
- ✓ Onboarding and ongoing placement support from PixelVent
Planning your QA team
How does outsourced QA fit into our team?
Share your product, critical journeys, release cadence, and tools with us. We confirm the scope and availability, match an engineer, and agree on an onboarding plan. Your engineer works in your existing workflow and keeps findings visible to the people who act on them.
What does a dedicated QA engineer cost?
The plan is $1,800 per engineer per month, including placement onboarding and ongoing support. Start with one engineer or request a larger team. Review the pricing page and confirm the engagement terms and availability before starting.
What is included in the testing scope?
We focus on human functional and regression testing, user experience and conversion-flow checks, and scoped accessibility reviews. We agree on the environments and journeys to cover. Code audits, penetration testing, and legal compliance certification are outside this offering.
Is this only for software teams?
Software QA is one part of the work. We also review customer-facing websites, digital workflows, onboarding, and other experiences where a human can spot confusing behavior. Tell us what people need to accomplish so we can agree on a practical scope.
Should we outsource QA or hire in-house?
A dedicated placement can help when you need ongoing testing capacity and want support with sourcing and onboarding. An in-house hire may suit a role that requires deep ownership across your organization. In either case, assign a clear product contact, define priorities, and keep test evidence accessible to the team.
Explore our testing services
Functional testing ↗
A dedicated engineer follows your requirements through real journeys, unexpected inputs, and the states between screens.
Regression testing ↗
Build a repeatable regression rhythm around the journeys that matter, then adapt it as your product changes.
UX & conversion-flow testing ↗
Make onboarding, signup, and checkout easier to understand by observing what real interactions reveal.
Accessibility testing ↗
Combine knowledgeable human checks with tools to find barriers in the experiences your team is building.