QA Testing Services for SaaS Startups: How Vervali Works
How Vervali tests a SaaS startup's product: what to test first, when to outsource, manual or automation, the monthly cost at published rates, and how the free pilot…
Engineering Technologies
We Use, Named in the Quote
The stack we build and test on is named in the quote, not pasted as a logo wall. We pick the language, framework and cloud for the job, staff it, and test it with the same team that writes the code.
150+ clients
450+ projects
275+ engineers
15+ years
ISO/IEC 17025:2017Accredited testing laboratory
CMMI Maturity Level 3The process is written down and repeats
ISO 9001:2015Quality management
ISO/IEC 27001Information security
What We Build and Test On
The layers of a product, each named in the quote before anyone writes code.
Backend and APIs
Services, data models and the APIs your product exposes. The language and framework are named in the quote, chosen for what you already run and what we can staff.
Web Front Ends
Customer and admin interfaces built on the framework your team can maintain after handover, not the one that was fashionable last year.
Mobile and Cross-Platform
Native and cross-platform apps when the product is an app. Those builds are scoped on mobile app development and cross-platform app development.
Cloud on AWS and Azure
The operate layer we already build and run, when cloud is named in the quote. Product builds on cloud are scoped on cloud application development.
Data and Integrations
Databases, queues and the connections to the systems you already run, named in the quote with the owner of each.
Delivery Pipeline
Source control, build and release steps set up so a change reaches test the same way every time. Wider pipeline work sits on DevOps and automation.
Tell us what you already run. We will name the stack we can staff and test.
Free Scoping SessionHow We Choose a Stack
Four questions answered in writing before the quote, so the stack fits the job.
What Already Runs
The languages, services and cloud accounts you operate today, so a new build does not fight the estate around it.
Who Operates It
The team that runs the product after launch, and the skills they hold. A stack nobody on your side can run is a cost.
What We Can Staff and Test
We name the stacks we have engineers and test coverage for, and say plainly when one is outside that.
What Waits
Anything not needed in the first release is listed as later, so the first quote stays on the work that ships.
Tested on the Stack We Build
The same team that writes the code runs the test, so the stack that ships is the stack that was proved.
Build and Test Together
Test cases written against the stack and the requirements in the quote, run through software testing when you want an independent pass.
Attack Surface
Authentication, data handling and API exposure checked on the stack as built. Deeper work sits on security testing.
Environments and Releases
Test, staging and production set up the same way, so a pass in one means something in the next.
Behaviour Under Load
Traffic modelled on your own peaks through the services and data layer, before launch day.
How a Stack Engagement Runs
A named stack, a tested build and support after go-live.
Scoping Session
A free look at what you already run, who operates it and what the first release has to do.
Stack Note and Quote
The stack, the cloud and the integrations named in writing, then a fixed price for that release.
Build and Test
Sprints with working software to review, and the stack tested as it is built.
Handover and Support
You own the code and the environments. A named support line covers fixes and small changes. Version work sits on software maintenance.
Why Teams Choose Vervali for the Stack
One accountable team that names the stack, builds on it and tests it.
You Own the Product
The stack is named so you can run it without us. We do not sell a proprietary platform we keep.
Build and Test Together
Developers backed by an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited lab and CMMI Level 3 process, so the product that launches is the one that was tested.
Hours That Overlap
Working hours overlap 9am to 1pm Eastern, with delivery from India and one point of contact through launch.
Frequently Asked Questions
The stack named in the quote for that job. We choose the language, framework and database for what you already run and what we can staff and test. AWS and Azure are the cloud layers we already build and operate. Mobile and cross-platform work uses the stacks scoped on those service pages. You see the full stack in writing before you sign.
Yes, as the cloud layers we build and operate, when cloud is named in the quote. We design the environments, deploy the product and run it with a named support line. We do not resell cloud licences, so the cloud accounts stay in your name. The quote lists the accounts, regions and services that are in scope.
Yes, when that stack is named and we have engineers who can work in it. We say plainly if a language or framework is outside what we staff, so you hear it before the quote and not mid-project. If the need is people inside your repository, a dedicated team is the usual model, billed monthly.
Yes. The same team that writes the code runs the tests when that is the engagement, and an independent test pass is available if you want a second view. Security checks on authentication, data handling and APIs are scoped separately. The quote lists which tests run, on which environments, before go-live.
No. You own the product, the code and the environments. The stack is named so your team, or another vendor, can run it without us. We do not sell a platform we keep. AWS and Azure are operate layers in your own accounts, not a Vervali product you would have to leave behind.
From the job: what already runs, who has to operate it after launch, and what we can staff and test. We do not pick a stack because it is fashionable. Cloud is added when it is the operate layer, and mobile frameworks when the product is an app. The choice is written down with reasons before the quote.
Yes, as a named line in the quote: fixes, small changes and the operating work the stack still needs after go-live. Larger version upgrades are scoped as their own engagement. Coverage is 9am to 1pm Eastern, with delivery from India. Support is priced before launch, so it is not a surprise after the first release.
Clutch lists Vervali at $25 to $49 per hour. The first scoping session is free, and it ends with a written stack note. The build that follows is quoted as a fixed price for a project, or monthly for a dedicated team. Tool licences, data and extra device coverage are named in the estimate.
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