QA.tech raises €3M for quality assurance software

Swedish quality assurance testing startup QA.tech has raised €3M six months after its pre-seed raise.

The round was led by British VC PROfounders, with Curiosity and byFounders also participating. 

Founded in 2023, QA.tech provides automated quality assurance testing for applications and SaaS services that test all functions and flows on a website, such as logging in, creating an account, and adding a product to the shopping cart. 

QA.tech's solution is offered as a SaaS subscription. About 40 customers are using the company's beta version, including Leya, Upsales, Virtusize, and Shoplab. A public version is estimated to be released after summer.

The funds will primarily be used to continue product development and expand the team, currently eleven people.

"We have been making huge strides in our product development, but our ambition for this product has also been growing, which is why we are raising more capital just six months after our pre-seed. It’s great to welcome these impressive investors who see the same incredible potential in the product as we do," said Daniel Mauno Pettersson, CEO.

Angel investors included Mads Johnsen, Jon Åslund , Robert Lagerström, Sven Perkmann, and Jens Saltin

"Testing has long been a bane for developers, who up until now have either tested with code, which is slow to write and costly to maintain, or resort to manual testing, which is unscalable and human error prone. QA.tech’s autonomous agents bring a novel approach that we believe has the potential to fundamentally transform the speed and capability of testing, providing a glimpse into what the future of programming will look like. 

We’re excited to be partnering with Daniel, Patrick, Ville, Marcus, and the whole team at QA.tech to support them in making this future a reality,” said Joe Bond, partner at PROfounders.