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Top 12 Crowd Testing Tools SaaS Companies in May 2026

As of May 2026, there are 12 SaaS companies in Crowd Testing Tools. They have combined revenues of $67.4M and employ 818 people. They have raised $16.9M and serve 130M customers combined.

Crowd testing tools facilitate the testing of software applications by leveraging a large and diverse group of testers. These tools enable organizations to gather real-user feedback, identify bugs, and assess the usability of their products across various devices and environments. The primary use cases for crowd testing include web and mobile application testing, performance testing, and localization testing, ensuring that applications function correctly under real-world conditions. Typical features of crowd testing tools include the ability to create and manage test cases, monitor testing progress, and collect detailed feedback from testers. Workflow capabilities often involve assigning tasks to testers, communication between developers and testers, and comprehensive reporting features. The typical buyer personas for these tools are quality assurance teams, product managers, and development teams looking to enhance their software before launch while reducing time-to-market.

Companies
12
Revenue
$67.4M
Funding
$16.9M
Employees
818

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Top Crowd Testing Tools Companies

Showing 10 of 4 companies ranked by annual revenue.

1
Bugwolf

Docklands, Victoria, Australia

Developer of a web-based platform designed to use gamification to test a company's website, apps and online products for functional defects prior to launching into the market. The company's platform features reporting, analytics, tester and team management, rewards and payout management and bug tracking tool integrations, intending to rapidly audit the quality of the software, websites and moble apps.

Revenue
$796.3K
Customers
-
Year founded
2012
Funding
-
Team size
6
Growth
15.19%
2
DevSkills

United States

Identify the best developers by challenging them with real-world coding tests built by industry experts.

Revenue
$220K
Customers
-
Year founded
2020
Funding
-
Team size
2
Growth
-
3
CodeEval

San Francisco, California, United States

CodeEval is a developer community for coding challenges. The platform allows companies to host coding challenges and competitions as well as automate candidate screening through objective programing tests. Over 1,500 companies are currently on the CodeEval platform including eBay, BitTorrent, and Warner Brothers. CodeEval was acquired by HireVue in July 2012.

Revenue
$220K
Customers
-
Year founded
2011
Funding
-
Team size
2
Growth
-
4
Bugpilot

Milan, Italy

Bugpilot helps SaaS teams collect detailed technical bug reports from end-users.

Revenue
$45.5K
Customers
-
Year founded
2022
Funding
-
Team size
1
Growth
26.5%

Inclusion Criteria

- The tool must provide access to a diverse pool of testers across different geographies and devices. - It should support multiple testing types including functional, usability, and performance testing. - The platform must facilitate real-time communication between testers and developers to ensure effective feedback. - It should enable testing in real-world environments to replicate end-user experiences accurately. - Not just an automated testing solution; must also allow for human testers to evaluate software. - The tool must include features for tracking defects and documenting test results comprehensively. - It should be easy to integrate with existing development and testing workflows.