My problem with Postman is that is very expensive for what it provides. It is $12 per user per month. Microsoft 365 Personal that comes with 1T of storage and a

My problem with Postman is that is very expensive for what it provides. It is $12 per user per month. Microsoft 365 Personal that comes with 1T of storage and all the standard office applications costs $7, business plan starts from $5 to $12 (If only MS Teams was a little better product...). IntelliJ costs $150 per year and it gives way more value than some tool that can just run tests and allow to share them between people. Postman has some convenience to run quickly REST call, right, but for anything more serious it is more productive to use Robotframework or after a bit of writing glue code in Java JUnit + Restassured. Everything is in the code, easily versioned. I don't know how to achieve in Postman tests versioning (different version of a test for a product version or different tests for new API version), probably this can be somehow simulated with environments, etc. but for me this is hacky and hard to maintain. I guess people just copy-paste a collection for new version.