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QA Sphere gives you AI-native test management at $12/user/month — AI generation built into every plan, unlimited free read-only seats, and a 30-day free trial.
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Qase data last verified August 2026
Qase is a capable modern tool — but its pricing model meters the things you use most. These are the reasons teams give us for switching.
Qase gives the Free plan 0 AI credits and caps Teams at 2,000 credits per month and Enterprise at 4,000. Unused credits vanish at month end, and extras cost $0.40 each. QA Sphere builds AI test writing, bulk generation, and screenshot conversion into every plan — there’s no credit balance to ration.
Collaborator access in Qase is a paid add-on at $10 per user per month, and it isn’t offered on the Free plan at all. QA Sphere gives you unlimited free read-only seats, so product managers and developers can follow quality status without touching your bill.
Qase Teams is $35/user/month only with annual billing — monthly is $42 — and the plan requires at least 5 users, so the smallest Teams workspace costs $175/month. Qase retired the cheaper Startup plan for new customers in June 2026. QA Sphere’s Standard plan is a flat $12/user/month, and the free tier covers teams of up to 3.
Qase documents no native 2FA — multi-factor login requires SAML SSO, so the Free plan has no route to enforced MFA at all. QA Sphere ships 2FA on every plan and Google sign-in on every paid plan.
Qase’s free tier caps you at 2 projects, 500 MB of storage, and 30 days of test run history — with no dashboards, no custom fields, and no AI credits. QA Sphere’s free tier supports up to 3 users, and the $12 Standard plan includes reporting, AI generation, and 200 GB of storage.
Pull your test cases out of Qase using its export options or REST API — or send us a sample export and we’ll analyze it with you on a quick call.
Our import tooling handles CSVs, API exports, and structured folders. We agree on the structure, validate the test cases, and perform a secure import.
You verify everything in QA Sphere, your team runs a smoke suite, and you’re live — with onboarding support at every step.
Teams have migrated libraries of 100,000+ test cases — onboarding support is included at every step.
“Migrating over 100,000 test cases sounded daunting, but with QA Sphere, it was surprisingly smooth. … Since switching, we’ve seen a real impact: costs are down, team efficiency is up, and test coverage velocity has improved by 10–12%.”
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Migrating over 100,000 test cases sounded daunting, but with QA Sphere, it was surprisingly smooth. Their onboarding support was solid, and the platform itself is intuitive - our team was up and running in no time. Since switching, we've seen a real impact: costs are down, team efficiency is up, and test coverage velocity has improved by 10–12%. AI test case creation and bug reporting help us move faster without sacrificing quality.
Artur Shevchenko
Director of Engineering @Yalantis
QA Sphere helped us bring structure to our test library and streamline daily QA routines. What stood out was how receptive the team was - some of our feature suggestions are already live and saving us hours of manual work. It's rare to see that kind of collaboration translate so quickly into real improvements.
Dr. Iryna Strubytska
QA Lead @ScanTrust
Using QA Sphere has been a smooth and productive experience. It keeps our test cases organized and makes running tests a lot easier. I appreciate how simple it is to set up and track progress.
Maria C.
QA Teamlead @Fluix
From my experience with QA Sphere, I've found it to be a real booster in test management. Loved the sleek design and efficient feature set. The organized test libraries and scheduling capabilities have helped us maintain a seamless workflow without unnecessary clutter. Definitely a valuable addition to our toolkit!
Dima Panchuk
Co-Founder @Opsenic
Great solution for process that is often overlooked! Nice and intuitive design is what differentiate QA Sphere from other tools on the market.
Oleksandr Buratynskyi
Founder @tTravel and Certified QA Manager
I like clean, minimalistic UI, even being Software Engineer I can see the state of the software clean. Most tools I've user has just unpleasant 90s interface so I avoid them – thus gap between QA and Dev departments. This is high quality product for quality assurance – I wish more such tools for the QA and Dev Engineers!
Dmytro Khainas
CTO @Customsrates
Simple, fast and exactly what we needed for QA. Helps us keep test cases structured and easy to find, reducing time spent on organizing them.
Ivan K.
Co-Founder @GNGR
A good tool for keeping our test runs structured. QA Sphere eliminates the chaos of managing test cases in spreadsheets, improving team collaboration
Lisa B.
Marketing Manager @SimpliDepo
QA Sphere is user-friendly and quite usable at a competitive price.
Maik Nogens
Test Management Expert @Diconium
Organize, tag, prioritize—and filter across projects in seconds.
Generate tests and draft bugs automatically. Bulk-create cases from requirements or specs.
Choose live updates, fixed folder structure, or locked versions—and run parameterized tests to cover diverse scenarios.
Dashboards show coverage, execution status, team performance, and full traceability.
Link test results to Jira issues, GitHub PRs, or tasks in Asana, Trello, Azure DevOps, Monday.com, ClickUp… you name it.
Bulk import via CSV, ideal for migrating from spreadsheets or other tools.
Export your projects from Qase and import them with our CSV tooling, or book a migration call and our team will analyze your export, map the structure with you, and perform a validated import. Teams have moved libraries of over 100,000 test cases this way.
For most teams, yes. QA Sphere starts at $12/user/month; Qase Teams runs $35/user/month annually or $42 monthly and requires at least 5 seats, so its smallest paid workspace is $175/month. Qase also charges $10/user/month for collaborator seats, which are free and unlimited in QA Sphere.
No. AI test writing, bulk generation from requirements, and screenshot-to-test-case conversion are built into QA Sphere plans without a monthly credit allowance. Qase meters its AIDEN features at 2,000 credits per month on Teams and 4,000 on Enterprise, charges $0.40 per extra credit, and gives the Free plan no credits at all.
Yes. Both QA Sphere and Qase offer official MCP servers, so you can connect AI assistants like Claude or Cursor to your test management data. Qase’s hosted server is Enterprise-only – on other plans you run it yourself with an API token – while QA Sphere’s is included on every plan, alongside a REST API at 1,200 requests/minute per user.
Yes. QA Sphere has built-in integrations with Jira and GitHub, plus support for other trackers via custom integrations, so you can file and link issues directly from test runs.
Yes — QA Sphere offers a 30-day free trial with no credit card required, plus a free plan for up to 3 users. That’s more than double Qase’s 14-day Teams plan trial, and you can import a sample of your Qase export during the trial to see how your library looks.
Yes, 2FA is available on all QA Sphere plans, and Google sign-in on all paid plans. Qase does not document native 2FA — multi-factor login there requires SAML SSO, which Qase made standard on Teams and Enterprise in June 2026 but still leaves unavailable on the Free plan.
Free
$0 mo
What's included?
Core features, up to 3 users, onboard easily, zero risk.
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Standard
$12 user/mo
What's included?
Unlock AI, advanced analytics, audit logs.
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Enterprise
Custom
What's included?
Add SSO, compliance modules, SLA support.
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