Software Testing Firm Testim.io Raises $5.6 Million

Nov 02, 2017 by Sumant Singh in Tech Buzz

Software testing startup Testim.io has raised a $6.5 million in funding round that company will utilize to propel its growth plans.

Testim .io Raises $5.6 Million to Boost Marketing Efforts

Testim.io is a Software testing startup that builds software for businesses to let them automatically test their website’s functionality. The startup already secured investments from key investors including Foundation Capital, Spider Capital, and Heavybit.

During the funding round, Lightspeed Venture Partners led the round, which brought Testim’s total sum of money raised to $8 million.

Testim’s innovative testing software lets users record a series of steps required for testing a feature on a website. Once recorded, the software then turns those actions into a testing script written in Selenium. Testim’s software product reduces the complexities that coders faced while writing testing code and testing scripts. The software makes them easier and more automatic.

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The software automatically changes tests as elements of a web app so that customers don’t have to spend time maintaining the tests that they’ve already written. It not only helps to improve the reliability of the software create, but also makes it easier to run tests.

Testim.io says that they will use the funds to expand Testim’s sales and marketing efforts. The company has also added that they will also kick-starting development of a new mobile app testing system to let customers use the same capabilities on their mobile applications.

Sumant Singh

Sumant is the founder - editor of Blogging Republic. He is a tech content specialist, gizmo geek and a pro content marketer. When not on his workstation, he could be found scrolling Google News endlessly on his phone.

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