Karate DSL
Karate DSL is an open-source testing engine for API, UI and performance scenarios.
10 ranked, with a plain verdict on every entry.
Karate DSL is an open-source testing engine for API, UI and performance scenarios.
Insomnia is a collaborative API development platform supporting REST, GraphQL, gRPC, and WebSocket protocols. It enables developers to design, mock, test, and debug APIs with AI-native capabilities.
BrowserStack is a reliable platform for app and cross-browser testing. It enables teams to test websites and mobile apps on real devices.
Kong is an AI connectivity company offering a unified platform for API, AI, and event management. It enables organisations to secure, govern, and monetise traffic across diverse infrastructures.
Bruno is a Git-native API client designed for developers.
SoapUI is the open source version of the most widely used API testing tool in the world.
Hoppscotch is an open source API development ecosystem. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools for managing and testing APIs.
HTTPie simplifies API testing for developers building modern tools. The company aims to make APIs intuitive for all creators.
Cubenest creates small, self-contained developer tools that are open source and independent. The company builds these utilities carefully to close the gap between prototype and usable product.
REST Assured simplifies testing and validating REST services in Java. It brings the simplicity of dynamic languages into the Java domain.
Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
Karate DSL says it is built for engineering teams modernising manual regression, and Insomnia for API developers. BrowserStack says it is built for QA and engineering teams scaling test automation, and Kong for Platform teams.
Karate DSL states that the product requires a paid commercial licence for runtime execution of async protocol tests in CI/CD pipelines. Kong states that Kong charges extra fees for transaction volumes exceeding the included monthly limit. SoapUI states that SoapUI does not offer data driven testing capabilities. Those are the limits each product publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.