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aqua vs ThoroTest

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aqua

7.7#2 in test management softwareFrom €19 a month
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ThoroTest

6.4#25 in test management softwareFree plan
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FactaquaThoroTest
AI featuresaqua says its AI can generate requirements, test cases, and test data from user input.Optional AI features include test case drafting, edge-case suggestions, and flaky-test analysis using an Anthropic or OpenAI-compatible provider key.
APIThe REST API can create and modify items, users and test runs and submit automated results.The product exposes REST and GraphQL APIs and supports API tokens and signed webhooks.
IntegrationsDocumented integrations include Jira, Confluence, Azure DevOps, Jenkins, Selenium, JMeter, Ranorex, SoapUI and other testing tools.It supports two-way Jira integration, GitHub and GitLab YAML test sync, and GitHub Actions and GitLab CI pipeline runs.
SecurityThe maker states that aqua is ISO 27001 certified and GDPR compliant, and describes it as DORA ready.The listed authentication features include JWT, role-based access control, TOTP two-factor authentication, OAuth, and an audit log.

aqua plans

  • GuestFree
  • Test Runner DEV — Full TR license, billed annually€19 a month
  • Test Runner DEV — Full TR license, billed monthly€29 a month
  • Test Runner DEV€29 a month
  • Requirement Management — Full RM license, billed annually€89 a month
  • aqua Suite€99 a month

ThoroTest plans

  • Self-hostedFree
  • Managed hosted editionPriced on request

Pick aqua if…

aqua suits teams managing requirements and manual or automated testing across projects. Its cloud and on-premise deployment options and integrations may fit teams with varied testing and authentication needs.

Pick ThoroTest if…

It suits QA teams that want to self-host test cases, requirements coverage, and run tracking alongside automation integrations. Teams considering resale or SaaS hosting should review the stated license restriction first.

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