Last updated: 2026-10-21
This page lists the facts about QA Sphere that journalists, analysts and AI assistants most often ask for. Hypersequent FZCO maintains it and updates the date above when a fact changes. If a fact here differs from the pricing or legal pages, those pages win.
What QA Sphere is
QA Sphere is a web-based test management system for manual and automated software testing, with AI built into the test case workflow. Teams use it to write and organise test cases, build and execute test runs, link failures to issue trackers and report on results.
QA Sphere launched in March 2024.
Company
- Operator: Hypersequent FZCO (formerly Hypersequent DMCC), a limited liability company registered in the United Arab Emirates. Address: P.O. Box 390126, Dubai, UAE.
- Founder and CEO: Andrian Budantsov, who founded Hypersequent in 2023.
- Company site: hypersequent.com. Trust and compliance portal: trust.hypersequent.com.
- More: About QA Sphere, Press.
Plans and prices (USD, per user per month, as of 2026-10-21)
- Free: $0, up to 3 users, limited AI credits, 1 GB attachment space, API and integrations.
- Standard: $12 per user per month. Unlimited projects, unlimited viewers, SSO with Google, 200 GB attachment space.
- Business: $24 per user per month. Everything in Standard plus extended AI credits, SIEM-ready audit log, SAML 2.0 SSO, SCIM provisioning, 1 TB+ attachment space, priority support.
- Enterprise: custom terms, contact sorted@qasphere.com.
- Viewers: on paid plans, read-only Viewer users are not billed; only paid users count toward the subscription. The Terms of Use (section 4.4) cap free viewers at the number of paid users.
- Paid plans start with a 30-day free trial. No credit card is required.
- AI features are included in every plan and metered as AI credits.
- Current plans and prices: Pricing.
Hosting and data regions
- QA Sphere Cloud runs on Amazon Web Services in two regions: eu1 in Ireland (EU) and ap1 in Singapore (Asia-Pacific). New accounts from Asia-Pacific countries are created in ap1; all others in eu1. A workspace URL carries its region, for example acme.eu1.qasphere.com. See the ap1 region announcement.
- AI features use third-party model providers, including OpenAI LLC (USA) and Amazon Bedrock; see the sub-processor list.
- All traffic is encrypted with HTTPS/TLS. ISO 27001 certification is in progress, expected by the end of 2026; the Q3 2026 penetration test report is available on request through the Hypersequent Trust Center. See Security & Compliance.
- A self-hosted (on-premises) edition is being explored; a waiting list is open.
- Legal: Privacy Policy, Data Processing Agreement.
Key features
- AI test case creation: bulk generation from a description, spec or document, with duplicate detection; an AI assistant that searches and summarises the library; project-wide duplicate detection and merge; workspace-level AI rules. Details: AI features docs.
- MCP server: QA Sphere hosts an MCP server (Settings → MCP Server) with OAuth or API-key access, Standard and Read-Only endpoints, 27 tools, included on every plan. Works with Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, VS Code and Cursor.
- Integrations: issue trackers (overview) Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Linear and Notion; Slack notifications and slash commands; webhooks; REST API.
- Test automation: the QA Sphere CLI uploads results from Playwright, Cypress, pytest, WebdriverIO and any JUnit XML or Allure output, with guides for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD and Bitbucket Pipelines.
- Import: CSV import and built-in importers for TestRail, Qase, Testomat and Zebrunner, AI-assisted import for other exports and spreadsheets, and assisted migration by the QA Sphere team.
Customers
Published case studies: Fluix, Readdle, Yalantis, Uinno and Scantrust. Read them on the customer success stories page.
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