SoapUI

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About SoapUI

SoapUI is an automated testing software from SmartBear that focuses on SOAP and REST APIs. It provides support for REST, SOAP, GraphQL, and JMS protocols, codeless test assertions creation, and multiple API test execution using Groovy or Javascript scripting so teams can efficiently manage API testing. Designed for individuals and users operating in a single environment, SoapUI helps maintain API quality across QA, Dev, and DevOps teams. The platform also offers a free trial of ReadyAPI, enabling users to evaluate its advanced features and capabilities. Key capabilities: supports multiple protocols codeless test assertion building script-based test execution free trial availability user-friendly interface Best for: development teams that need effective API testing solutions.

SoapUI Details

Vendor

SmartBear

Year Launched

2005

Location

SmartBear HQ 450 Artisan Way, Somerville, MA 02145, US

Deployment

cloud

Training Options

videos

Countries Served

All Countries

Languages

English

Users

Technology, financial, medical, manufacturing, e-commerce, and government agencies.

Industries Served

Software Development, IT & Technology, DevOps, Testing & Quality Assurance, Finance (API security and performance)

SoapUI's In-App Market Place

Does SoapUI have an in-app market place?

Yes

How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?

Mini Apps

Pricing Options

Free trial

Free version

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Pros & Cons

Supports both REST and SOAP protocols for comprehensive API testing.
Easy to use, suitable for both beginners and experts.
Allows automation with Groovy scripts and integration with external data sheets.
Offers a variety of testing methods, including load and security testing.
Free for basic use, with useful reporting features in the paid version.

Performance issues with large test cases or complex services.
Limited reporting options in the free version compared to the Pro version.
Requires knowledge of Groovy scripting for automation in the open-source version.
User interface and file management can be cumbersome and outdated.
Can crash or freeze when handling large numbers of endpoints or requests.