Find the problems before your customers do.
Testing is the only thing this team does. We use your website or app the way real people will, then hand you a clear report your developer can act on the same day.
What is QA?
QA means quality assurance: checking software in a planned way so you find the problems before your customers, your client or your staff do. LTAB gives you an independent check, so the important issues are fixed before you launch, hand over or go live.
The testing your
product needs.
Different problems need different kinds of testing. Here are the ones we run most often, in plain words, and what each one saves you from.
Manual testing
A real person uses your website or app the way a customer would: signing up, searching, booking, paying. They click, type, and try to break it.
Compatibility testing
We open your product on different browsers, phones, tablets and screen sizes, and check it looks and works the same everywhere.
Performance testing
We check how your product behaves under pressure: slow pages, heavy traffic, long lists, and visitors on a weak connection.
Automation testing
We write scripts that repeat the same checks automatically, every single time you change something.
Penetration testing
An authorised attempt to break into your own system on purpose, to find the weak spots before someone else does.
Regression testing
After a change, we re-check the older features to make sure nothing that used to work has quietly broken.
Functional testing
Does every feature do exactly what it is supposed to do, in every situation it will meet in real life?
Security testing
We look for the common weaknesses: weak logins, exposed data, and easy ways in that should not be there.
API testing
We check the behind-the-scenes connections that pass data between your app, your database and other systems.
What we check,
and why it matters.
Testing is not one thing. Here is a simple picture of what we look at, and what each part protects you from.
- Every important feature: forms, search, sign-up, booking, checkout, payments, dashboards
- The full customer journey, from first visit to the confirmation email
- Real browsers, phones, tablets and screen sizes your customers actually use
- Different kinds of people: a new visitor, a returning customer, a staff member, an admin
- The connections that move data between your product and other systems
- What happens when things go wrong: bad input, no internet, an expired card, a slow reply
- A sign-up that fails means a customer you never get back
- A payment that goes wrong means lost money and a support ticket
- A page that looks broken on mobile loses trust in seconds
- A bug your client finds first costs you the relationship, not just the fix
- A slow page pushes visitors away before they ever buy
- You sleep better when someone qualified has already checked it
Testing is the only thing
this team does.
Most small teams have no dedicated tester. The founder, the designer or the developer checks their own work when there is time, which is exactly where bugs hide. Vibe coding made this faster and riskier: a lot of code is now written in a weekend, and nobody has gone through it line by line.
We are different. LTAB has a dedicated testing team, managed by team leads who plan the work, review every finding and stand behind the report. We are not squeezing testing in between other projects. Testing is our main focus, so it is also what we are best at.
For a small cost, your product gets a full professional check before your client, your investor or your customer sees it. If there is a bug, you hear it from us first.
Release Readiness Audit
Our main service, and the easiest one to understand. You are about to launch something, or hand it to a client. We take it, use it the way real people will, and tell you exactly what is broken, what is risky and what is ready to go.
You do not need to know anything about testing to buy it. You give us the product and the date. We give you the answer.
Ask about a release checkThe report supports your decision. You keep final approval of the release.
- 01We agree the plan. You tell us what you are shipping, who uses it and when it goes live. We write down what will be tested and what will not, so nothing is a surprise later.
- 02We test like real users. Our team goes through your product on the agreed browsers, phones and accounts, and records every problem with the steps to repeat it.
- 03You get the report. A clear summary of what was checked, what needs fixing now, what can wait, and what risk is left. Your developer can start the same day.
A testing lab is simply the controlled setup where we run your product the way it will be used in the real world. It holds the browsers, phones and tablets your customers actually own, test accounts for each type of user, realistic sample data, and one place to record every issue with its evidence. Nothing is guesswork, and your live site is never at risk while we work.
Six steps, every time.
This is the same order we follow on every project, from a single page to a full app. Tap a step to see what happens, what you receive and what we need from you.
Useful support for
small teams on deadline.
You do not need a testing department, a big budget or a long contract. You need one honest check before the important moment.
You are days from launch and there is no time left to check everything yourself.
You know testing matters. You would rather build than click the same flow for the tenth time.
You deliver alone and want an independent check before the client ever sees the work.
You built something new and want it tested in the real world, not just on your own laptop.
There is no tester on the team, and you want outside help without hiring one.
Your site runs on WordPress, Shopify or a similar platform and you are not sure it is holding up.
You shipped fast with AI tools. Now someone needs to go through what the AI wrote.
Your site is already live and you are not sure it is working well, or getting the visibility you hoped for.
Simple starting points
for a real release.
Pick the one closest to what you need. We confirm the exact work and the exact price after we have seen your product, your timing and your access.
Release Confidence Check
A single, thorough check of your website or app before it goes live or gets handed over.
What's inside
- Kickoff call and risk checklist
- Your most important journeys tested
- Every issue with steps and screenshots
- One follow-up check after the fixes
- A plain-language release summary
Sprint QA Partner
A tester on your team, month by month, keeping up with everything you ship.
What's inside
- Planning and feature reviews
- Checks on every change you ship
- Retesting of your fixes
- A monthly risk summary
- A set number of testing hours each month
Agency White-Label Desk
Testing that runs behind your brand, for agencies, studios and freelancers with clients.
What's inside
- We work under your name
- Reports in your format
- One named contact, only for you
- We contact your client only if you allow it
- Confidentiality agreed before we start
QA Foundation Review
A look at how your team checks its own work today, and what to change first.
What's inside
- Review of your current workflow
- The gaps you are missing, explained
- A prioritised list of improvements
- A named owner and next steps
- A short session to walk your team through it
Prices are indicative "starting from" amounts in US dollars (USD). The final quote depends on the product, the number of pages or journeys, the devices, your access, the deadline, follow-up checks and any scope changes.
The documents,
evidence and reports.
You do not just get an opinion. You get the paperwork a developer, a client or an investor can read, with proof behind every issue.
The list above is what a typical engagement delivers. The exact set is confirmed in your scope before we start.
You always know
what is covered.
A good report is honest about what it checked and what it cannot prove. Anything outside our agreed scope is written down, not glossed over.
What we cover
- The features and journeys we agreed with you, on the devices and browsers we agreed
- Real people using your product, with realistic accounts and sample data
- Every issue written up with steps to repeat it, evidence, and how serious it is
- Follow-up checks after your fixes, plus the areas a fix might have affected
- Plain notes on anything confusing or hard to use, as observations rather than formal research
- A written summary of what was checked, what was left out, and what risk remains
What needs its own scope
- Penetration testing and security work, which is a separate specialist engagement
- Security certificates, legal compliance approvals and accessibility certification
- Load, stress and live-traffic testing against real production systems
- Building an automated test suite for your team to run themselves
- Fixing the bugs we find. We report them; your team fixes them
- A promise of zero bugs. No review can honestly offer that
Who does what,
on both sides.
Service owner
Your single point of contact. Looks after the quote, the schedule and anything you want escalated.
Testing lead
Plans how we test, reviews every finding before it reaches you, and explains the risk in plain words.
Testing team
Runs the checks, follows your customer journeys, records the evidence and retests your fixes.
Coordinator
Sorts out access, timing, progress updates and the final handover of everything we produced.
Your side
A working build or test link, authorised access, sample data, someone who can answer product questions, and a person who owns the fixes.
Questions,
answered clearly.
What will you actually test?
Any mix of manual, compatibility, performance, automation and penetration testing, plus regression, functional, security and API checks. In practice we agree the list first: your features, your customer journeys, sign-in, forms, checkout or booking, browser and device behaviour, and the connections behind the scenes.
Which testing types should I choose?
You do not have to decide alone. Tell us what you are shipping and when it goes live, and we will suggest the smallest useful set. Most first projects start with manual and compatibility testing, then add performance or automation once the product is stable.
What do we need to provide?
A usable website or app build, authorised access, test data (or permission to create it), key requirements or known limits, the devices you support, someone who can answer questions, and a person who owns the fixes. Incomplete access moves the test window.
Can you work under our agency brand?
Yes, once confidentiality, the report format, client contact and escalation rules are agreed. The work still records its scope, issues and decisions clearly, so nothing is hidden from you.
Do you test a live website?
We normally start in a test or staging environment. We only test live with written permission, agreed limits, and a contact who can respond if something unexpected happens.
Is penetration testing included?
Not by default. Our standard testing can note security observations inside the agreed scope, but a real penetration test is separate specialist work with its own written permission and its own price. We will tell you when it is genuinely needed and when it is not.
Can you guarantee zero problems?
No, and you should be careful with anyone who says yes. We report the evidence found inside the agreed scope, with the remaining risk named honestly. No finite review can promise complete coverage.
How are the prices set?
The prices shown are indicative USD starting points. The final quote names the product, the pages or journeys, the devices, the test window, the deliverables, your responsibilities, and the rules for changes. If you are outside the United States we will quote in your currency.
How fast can you start?
Usually within two to five working days of the scope being agreed. If you are on a hard launch date, say so in the form and we will tell you honestly whether we can meet it.
Tell us what you
need checked.
The more you tell us here, the fewer questions we have to ask later. A testing lead reads every one of these and replies within one working day with a suggested first check and a clear price.
Got it, .
A testing lead will reply within one working day with a few scope questions and a suggested first check.