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What's keeping you from paying for Browserling?
by jf 14y ago
What's keeping you from paying for Browserling?
- cleverjake 14y agoA combination of things. First - I have IEs in a virtual machine. The things I use browserling for are for either testing when im on someone else's computer, or when I am in a rush and want to get a do a quick 'it didn't break' sort of look. Second, this troubleshooting amounts to roughly 10 minutes a month on average. The lowest plan is $20 a month. At $2 a minute, id rather open up the VM. If I could have a prepaid option, I may be more likely. One thing I actually just discovered is the API access. If they could highlight this feature and give a few tutorials on how you could write tests for websites (specifically IE breakage), I would be much more likely to pay for access to these browsers.
- pkrumins 14y agoThanks for the feedback! We've been getting a lot of requests for prepaid plans, and we'll now go ahead and add them. I'll ping you on Twitter when we've added them! Also take a look at our other product - Testling: www.testling.com - It's automated browser testing. It won't detect visual bugs but it's good for automated js testing in all the browsers.
- cleverjake 14y agoyeah, thats the api access I mentioned. It looks phenomenal, but isn't 100% clear. A couple of practical examples would be suppppper helpful. thanks again man