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Launch-ready QA for modern apps

Know before
you ship.

Test your app, find issues, and verify launch readiness in one place. Verdict backed by evidence.

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Fix first

Launch readiness

  • Repository security scanFailed
  • Live website checksPassed
  • Browser test evidencePartial
  • Load test evidenceUnchecked

Next action · review findings and re-run tests

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Test your application

Run and organise manual tests, API checks, browser automation, load tests, and test evidence.

Find issues before release

Review repository findings, exposed-secret checks, dependency vulnerabilities, technical debt, and application errors.

Make a better launch decision

Bring available evidence together into a clear readiness verdict and a prioritised list of what needs attention.

How it works

From code to launch in three simple steps.

Invince makes QA simple. Connect, check, review and ship with confidence.

  1. 1

    Connect your repository and live application.

    Link your code and add your live URL. Invince will handle the rest.

  2. 2

    Run checks and collect test evidence.

    Scan your repo, run tests, check your live site and gather real evidence.

  3. 3

    Review the verdict, fix issues, and verify again.

    See what’s blocking launch, fix it, and re-run checks until you’re ready.

Simple, transparent pricing

Choose the plan that fits your team.

Start free, upgrade when you’re ready. No hidden fees.

Free

$0/month

  • 1 connected app
  • 2 seats
  • 10 public-app checks / month
  • Watch 1 live app daily
Get started

Pro

Most popular

$19/month

  • 3 connected apps
  • 5 seats
  • More checks, Watch, ingest, and AI
  • MCP gateway and your own AI key
Get started

Business

$49/month

  • 10 connected apps
  • 12 seats
  • Watch up to 10 apps
  • Same product, higher caps
Get started
Questions

Have questions? Straight answers.

Sign up first. Then connect a site you own. GitHub is optional after that.

Full FAQ in the docs
  • A public https link. That check only sees what a visitor already gets. Connect GitHub later for source findings. A URL check cannot read private code.

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