Find the bugs in your booking system before your customers do
We test booking systems the way customers use them: every path from a free slot to a paid, confirmed booking. Order the tests for a system you already run, or get them built into a new one. You see every result yourself.
- Tests and reports are yours
- Access to the test platform
- Free brief and quote
Test run before the release
Booking flow, payments, calendars, peak load
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- Passed
- 1
- Failed
- 4
- Kinds of tests
- E2EBook, pay, reschedule, cancelChrome, phonePassed
- E2ETwo customers, one slotsame secondPassed
- APIPayment webhook arrives twiceone chargePassed
- ManualBack button after paymentslot booked twiceFailed
- Load500 customers, 40 slots0 doublesPassed
- Screenshot of the failed step saved
- Test bookings cancelled
- Report open to the client
- Kinds of tests: end-to-end, API, manual, load
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- Ways to order: on their own or with a new system
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- Yours: test code, results and reports
- 100%
- Brief, test plan and quote
- $0
Two ways to order
Do you need a new system to get it tested?
No. We test a system someone else built the same way we test our own.
- On their own
Tests for a system you already run
Your team or another vendor built it, or it runs on a booking tool. We write the tests, run them and hand over the suite with a report of what we found.
- Custom systems, WordPress booking plugins and booking SaaS pages
- A test plan and one fixed quote before we start
- Every bug with the steps that show it, the costly ones first
- The test suite stays with you and your developers
- Part of the build
Tests built into a new system
When we build your booking system, the tests are written with it, not after it. They are part of the fixed project price.
- Tests grow with every feature, from the first week
- They run on every change before it goes live
- You get access to the repository and to the test platform, for example Katalon
- You watch the results during the build, not only at the handover
What we do
What kinds of tests do we run?
Four kinds, because each one finds what the others miss.
Automated end-to-end tests
Scripts that go through the booking flow as a customer does, in a real browser, on a phone and on a desktop: pick a slot, fill the form, pay, get the confirmation, reschedule, cancel.
$ book → pay → reschedule → cancel→ all steps passed
API and integration tests
The API, the webhooks and everything the system talks to: payments, calendars, email and SMS, CRM and ERP. Also what happens when one of them is slow or answers with an error.
$ payment webhook arrives twice→ one booking, one charge
Manual and exploratory tests
A person uses the system the way no script would: odd inputs, the back button, two tabs, a slow phone. This is how the bugs nobody planned for are found.
$ back button after payment→ bug: slot booked twice
Load tests
What happens at the peak: sign-ups that open at 9:00, a ticket sale, many people after the same slot. We measure how many customers the system serves and where it slows down.
$ 500 customers, 40 slots, 60 s→ 40 bookings, 0 doubles
What we check
What goes wrong in a booking system?
The same places in most booking systems. This is where the tests start.
Two people, one slot
Two customers click the last free slot in the same second. Exactly one gets it, and the other is told at once.
Time zones and clock changes
A booking made from another time zone, or on the night the clocks change, lands at the right hour in every calendar.
Payments that stop halfway
A declined card, a closed tab, a payment confirmed late. No paid booking is lost and no slot stays blocked for nothing.
Cancellations and refunds
A late cancellation, a no-show, a deposit, a pass: the rules you set are the rules the system keeps.
Reminders and confirmations
The right message to the right person at the right time, also after a booking was moved.
Calendars and other systems
Google and Outlook calendars, your CRM and your invoices stay in step when a booking is made, moved or cancelled.
Nothing hidden
What do you see as the client?
Everything we see. The results are not a summary we write for you. You open them yourself, whenever you want.
The repository
The test code sits next to the code of the system. Your developers can read it, run it and add to it.
The test platform
Your own access to the platform the tests run on, for example Katalon: every run, what passed, what failed and when.
A report after every run
Which paths were tested, which failed, and a screenshot of the step that failed.
Bugs with the steps
Each bug comes with the steps to repeat it, in the tracker your team already uses or in ours.
The history
How the results change from release to release, so you can tell whether the system gets better or worse.
Everything at the handover
Test code, test data and instructions are yours, with no licence from us.
The tools
Which test tools do we work in?
Tools an AI agent can drive. Each one below has an MCP server, so an agent starts the runs, reads the results and reports what failed, and a person checks its work.
- A change is readyNew feature or fix
- The agent starts the runThrough the MCP server
- The tools run the testsBrowser, API, load
- The agent reads the resultsAnd writes up each bug
- A person checksBefore it goes live
- MCP server
Test platform
Katalon
Test cases, scheduled runs and results in one place. This is the view you get access to as the client.
- MCP server
End-to-end tests
Playwright
Tests that click through the booking flow in a real browser. The code lives in your repository.
- MCP server
Phones and browsers
BrowserStack
The same tests on real phones and on many browsers, with no drawer full of devices.
- MCP server
API tests
Postman
Collections of API calls that check every endpoint and every answer it gives.
- MCP server
Load tests
Grafana k6
Scripts that send the traffic of a peak hour and measure where the system slows down.
- MCP server
Manual tests
Qase
Test cases and manual runs, so what a person checked is written down too.
These are examples, not a fixed set. If your team already works in another test tool, we work in it too.
The price
What does testing cost?
One fixed price, quoted before we start. The brief, the test plan and the quote are free.
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Tests for a system you run
Fixed quote
Set by the number of booking paths, the integrations and the kinds of tests. You get it with the test plan, before any work.
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Tests with a new system
Included
Part of the fixed project price, typically $15,000 to $50,000. Nothing is added for the tests.
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A load test before a peak
Fixed quote
One test before a sale, a season opening or a campaign, with a report on where the system slows down.
No subscription from us and no fee per test run. The tests are yours to run as often as you like. See the full pricing.
How we work
How does a testing project run?
Four steps, and you know the price after the second.
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Tell us about the system
What it does, what it runs on and what worries you most. The brief is free.
- 2
Test plan and quote
We list the booking paths and integrations to test and the kinds of tests, with one fixed price.
- 3
We write and run the tests
On a test copy of your system where there is one. You get access to the results from the first run.
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Report and handover
Every bug with the steps to repeat it, and the test suite with instructions, ready for your team.
Questions
What do people ask about testing?
It depends on the number of booking paths, the integrations and the kinds of tests. You get one fixed quote with the test plan, before any work. With a system we build, the tests are in the project price.
Yes. Custom systems, WordPress booking plugins and booking SaaS pages alike. On a SaaS tool we test your own booking page and account, not the vendor's platform.
The ones that fit your system and your team, for example Katalon, Playwright, BrowserStack, Postman, Grafana k6 and Qase. We pick tools that have an MCP server, so an AI agent can run the tests and read the results. If your team already works in a test tool, we work in it too.
An MCP server lets an AI agent use the tool the way a person does: start a run, read what failed, write up the bug. So the tests run on every change without anyone remembering to start them, and a person reads the result.
You do. The test code, the test data, the results and the reports are yours, and your developers can run and extend them without us.
We test on a test copy where there is one. On a live system we agree the hours, use test accounts and cancel every test booking. A load test never runs on a live system without your written consent.
No. Testing checks that the system does what it should. The security audit checks whether someone can misuse it, and it is a separate, free service.
It depends on the size of the system. The test plan gives the dates together with the quote, and you see the first results as soon as the first tests run.
Someone who can give us a test copy or test accounts and answer questions about the booking rules. We do the rest.
You decide: your team, your current vendor or us. Each bug is written so that a developer can act on it the same day.
Get started
Tell us what to test
Describe your booking system and what worries you. You get a test plan and a fixed quote, with no commitment.