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Novee Security puts your next release on trial
Software changes every day. Novee’s wager is that security testing should follow every change, produce a working exploit, and stay long enough to check the repair.
ACCELQ’s first sale was $300. The real prize was less test repair.
Software changes. Tests break. ACCELQ built its business around making that expensive little ritual less inevitable - and letting the people who understand the work help automate it.
Sauce Labs and the Art of Renting Time
A test can click a button. A testing company must make that click mean something across browsers, phones, and release deadlines. Sauce Labs built its business in the gap.
Bishop Fox Built a $154 Million Business by Breaking Into Companies Before the Bad Guys Do
The 20-year-old security firm turned pentesting from a periodic fire drill into a managed, continuous service. Its wager is simple: machines can scan the internet, but humans still decide what is actually dangerous.
Opkey
Opkey is an AI-powered test automation and ERP lifecycle optimization company that helps large enterprises test, configure, and maintain packaged cloud applications like Oracle Cloud, Workday, SAP, and Salesforce. Its no-code platform, powered by an enterprise-specific AI model called Argus and a set of agentic 'virtual agents,' automates test discovery, self-healing test scripts, impact analysis, configuration migration, and end-user training. Founded in 2015 and backed by a $47M Series B led by PeakSpan Capital, Opkey serves more than 250 customers, a majority of them Fortune 1000 firms, and positions itself as the platform that pulls enterprises out of what its CEO calls 'testing hell.'
Katalon
Katalon is an Atlanta-based software company that builds an AI-augmented, all-in-one quality management platform for software testing. Its flagship products - Katalon Studio, TestOps, TestCloud, and the newer TrueTest - let QA and DevOps teams create, run, and analyze automated tests across web, mobile, API, and desktop applications with both low-code and full-code approaches. Spun out of KMS Technology, Katalon is used by more than 30,000 teams across 80+ countries and has repeatedly been named a G2 Leader in software testing.
QASource
QASource is a Silicon Valley-based software QA and testing company that gives engineering teams a full quality-assurance department without the cost and hassle of building one. Founded in 2000 by Rajeev Rai, the firm runs a hybrid onsite-offshore model - U.S. management and embedded QA engineers paired with technical talent in India and Mexico - delivering everything from manual, automation, performance and security testing to AI-augmented test automation, LLM evaluation, RLHF tuning, red teaming and RAG application testing. With roughly 1,400 professionals and a client roster spanning startups to Fortune 500 enterprises, QASource has built a reputation on a 95% customer-retention rate and two decades of steady double-digit growth.
Testkube
Testkube is a Kubernetes-native test orchestration and execution platform that lets engineering teams run any testing tool or script at scale, directly inside their own clusters. By decoupling testing from CI/CD pipelines, it centralizes test triggering, execution, results, artifacts and logs into a single platform - with AI-powered troubleshooting on top. Spun out of Kubeshop in 2023 and led by SoapUI creator Ole Lensmar, Testkube raised an $8M Series A in September 2025 and has powered over 100 million automated tests for companies including Cloudflare, Siemens, Adobe and Volvo.