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FAQ
How does a 14-day, free-of-charge trial work?
A trial makes it possible to fully test BugBug’s capabilities without any costs involved. After 14 days, the account will not be closed but certain functionalities will be limited.
What payment methods do you support?
You can pay with a credit card. The secure payment is provided by Stripe.com system.
Can I change my plan?
Any time when the service is provided, you can change your sales plan. When you buy a higher plan, it is activated instantly while the outstanding limit of launches of cloud test runs will be transferred from your current to the new plan.
Can I cancel my plan?
Any time when the service is provided you can cancel the existing plan (switch to the FREE package). The transfer will take place when the paid plan expires.
How can I contact you?
If you have more questions, please contact us at [email protected] Technical aspects
Is a standalone version available (installation in the LAN network, on-premises)?
At the moment, BugBug is available exclusively as a cloud Software as a Service (SaaS). Therefore, it is not possible to install it on-premises on the LAN. However, in the future, we are planning to launch this service. If you are interested, contact us at [email protected]
Is it possible to export the recorded test runs to the code?
Not at the moment. However, we are seriously considering adding this in the future.
Can many users collaborate at the same time?
What browsers do you support? Do you support many browsers Firefox, Safari or Edge?
Not at the moment. Right now we support launching test runs in Google Chrome. This is a conscious trade-off. We are dedcated to providing the best-in-class experience of creating and running tests and Chrome is the most popular browser with the best API to achieve that.
Is it possible to add your own JavaScript code as part of a test run?
Is it possible to make a request to the external API and check the result as a part of a test run? Yes, this is possible when you use your own JavaScript code and, for example, a fetch() function.
How are data from recorded test runs stored, e.g. logins and passwords? How secure are they?
The data used in the test runs are recorded in our database and stored in the DigitalOcean cloud. Access to the database is provided exclusively as part of the BugBug application infrastructure. We make all the effort to prevent data leaks.
Do you support testing desktop or mobile (native) applications?
BugBug is designed and built specifically for testing web apps. We don't support testing mobile BugBug is designed specifically for testing web applications. Currently, we do not support testing mobile apps or desktop apps.
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How does a 14-day, free-of-charge trial work?
What payment methods do you support?
Can I change my plan?
Can I cancel my plan?
How can I contact you?
Is a standalone version available (installation in the LAN network, on-premises)?
Is it possible to export the recorded test runs to the code?
Can many users collaborate at the same time?
What browsers do you support? Do you support many browsers Firefox, Safari or Edge?
Is it possible to add your own JavaScript code as part of a test run?
How are data from recorded test runs stored, e.g. logins and passwords? How secure are they?
Do you support testing desktop or mobile (native) applications?