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Artillery vs Gatling

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Artillery

7.2#2 in load testing softwareFrom $199 a month
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Gatling

6.8#7 in performance testing softwareFrom €1,068 a year
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IntegrationsListed integrations include Datadog, OpenTelemetry, New Relic, Splunk, Honeycomb, AWS CloudWatch, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins, CircleCI, and Azure DevOps.Listed integrations include GitHub Actions, Jenkins, GitLab CI, Azure DevOps, Datadog, Dynatrace, New Relic, Slack, and Microsoft Teams.
ProtocolsBuilt-in protocol support includes HTTP, WebSocket, and Socket.IO, with other protocols available through plugins.The load engine supports HTTP out of the box, includes JMS support, and can be extended for other protocols.
SecurityArtillery Cloud reports that it uses third-party penetration tests, MFA and SSO, audit logging, least-privilege access controls, and encryption at rest.Gatling states it is SOC 2 Type II certified and processes data in line with EU and UK privacy regulations.
SupportThe pricing page lists email support and Slack Connect, with Slack Connect available with an annual subscription.The pricing comparison lists Community support for Basic, Standard support with a three-business-day response time for Team, and Premium support with a one-business-day response time for Enterprise.

Artillery plans

  • Team$199 a month
  • Business$499 a month
  • Enterprise add-ons$1,199 a month
  • Free—

Gatling plans

  • Basic (monthly)€99 a month
  • Team (monthly)€396 a month
  • Basic (annual)€1,068 a year
  • Team (annual)€4,272 a year
  • Enterprise (annual)Priced on request
  • Enterprise (monthly)Priced on request

Pick Artillery if…

Artillery suits developers, test and QA engineers, and operations or SRE teams working on production backend systems. It is relevant for teams needing load tests, Playwright checks, or distributed test runs.

Pick Gatling if…

Gatling suits teams that need to build load tests using code, a generator, or Postman imports, and that need API, stress, or distributed load testing. It may also fit teams seeking CI/CD integrations or hybrid deployment options.

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