QA outsourcing

Outsource QA by the task, with a committed delivery date

Afoxlabs is a QA outsourcing company for software teams. You hand us defined testing work, and we deliver it on an agreed date for a fixed quote — measured in days, weeks or sprints. Nobody to hire, onboard or manage.

What you can outsource

Software testing work we take on

Each of these is delivered as a defined piece of work with its own scope and date. Typical timelines are shown; yours is confirmed in writing after scoping.

Feature testing

2–4 days

Test plans, test cases and execution for a new feature or module, with defects reported clearly and reproducibly.

Regression testing

2–5 days

A full manual or automated regression cycle before a release, with a written sign-off and evidence.

API test automation

1–2 weeks

Functional, negative and contract tests for your services, running in CI on every change.

Playwright & Selenium automation

1–2 weeks

Automated UI coverage of your critical user journeys in Playwright or Selenium, stable enough to gate releases on.

Test automation framework

2–3 weeks

A new framework in Playwright, Selenium or REST Assured, set up in your repository and running in CI.

CI/CD quality gates

3–5 days

Your test suites wired into GitHub Actions, Jenkins or GitLab CI as layered release gates.

Performance testing

1–2 weeks

Load and stress testing with JMeter or k6, with a baseline you can compare future releases against.

Flaky suite stabilisation

1–2 sprints

Diagnosis and fixes for an intermittent test suite, so it becomes a dependable release signal again.

AI and LLM feature testing

2–3 weeks

Evaluation harnesses for LLM, RAG and agent features: correctness, grounding, safety and cost.

Full timeline guide →

Choosing a model

Three good ways to get QA done

Each fits a different situation. Outsourcing by the task works best when you know what needs testing and when you need it finished.

Building an in-house QA team

The right long-term choice once QA needs are large and steady. It takes time to recruit and onboard, and works best with an established quality process to join.

Staff augmentation

Useful when you want extra people working under your own management, day to day, with your team directing the work.

Outsourcing QA by the task — Afoxlabs

Ideal when you know what needs doing and when. You hand over defined work and receive it on a committed date for a fixed quote, with nobody to hire or manage.

How outsourced QA works with us

From your task to a delivered result

  1. Share the work

    A few lines on what needs testing, your stack, and when you need it.

  2. Receive scope, date and quote

    Within two business days: deliverables, acceptance criteria, a committed delivery date and a fixed quote.

  3. We deliver

    Progress visible in your repository, tracker and CI. Any risk to the date is raised early, with options.

  4. Sign off and keep everything

    Tests, automation code and documentation in your repositories, plus a handover and coverage summary.

Engagement models and working principles →

Security and IP

Outsourcing testing with your systems and code protected

The controls below are standard on every engagement and are written into the statement of work.

  • NDA signed before any technical access
  • Least-privilege, scoped credentials — production access only when the work requires it
  • Synthetic or masked test data by default; real data stays in your environment
  • Secrets kept in a secrets manager, never in code or chat
  • All code, tests and documentation delivered into your own repositories
  • Intellectual property for client work belongs to the client, stated in the agreement

Location and time zones

Offshore QA from India, with planned overlap

Afoxlabs is based in India and works with teams across IST, CET and US time zones. Overlap hours are agreed up front, so questions get answered during your working day and deliverables are ready when your team starts the next one.

Every engagement is scoped and led by our founder, a Senior SDET with over seven years of hands-on experience in test automation, CI/CD, performance and AI-assisted testing. About Afoxlabs →

FAQ

QA outsourcing questions

How do I outsource QA testing to Afoxlabs?

Send a short description of the work through the contact form or by email. Within two business days you receive a written scope, a committed delivery date and a fixed quote. Once you approve it and access is set up, the work begins.

How much does it cost to outsource QA?

It depends on the work, and you always know the number before anything starts. Every task gets a fixed quote tied to its deliverables and delivery date — there are no hourly rates and no per-person billing.

Which QA tasks are best to outsource?

Work with a clear definition of done: testing a feature, running a regression cycle, building API or UI automation, setting up a framework, wiring tests into CI, or performance testing. These can be scoped precisely, which is what makes a committed date possible.

Is it safe to outsource software testing?

Yes, with the right controls. We work under NDA with least-privilege access, synthetic or masked data by default, and every artefact delivered into your own repositories. The specific controls are written into each statement of work.

Can an outsourced QA team work inside our sprints?

Yes. With Sprint-by-Sprint Delivery, we agree the QA deliverables at the start of each of your sprints and deliver them by its end, working in your tracker, repository and CI.

Do you work with companies in the US, UK and Europe?

Yes. We are based in India and plan working-hour overlap with US and European teams. Hours and response windows are written into the statement of work.

How quickly can you start?

You receive the scope, date and quote within two business days of sharing the work. Delivery starts as soon as you approve it and access is in place.

Have a QA task? Get a committed timeline.

Describe the work — a feature to test, a regression pack to automate, a release to validate. Within two business days you get a written scope, a delivery date in days, weeks or sprints, and a fixed quote.