Exploratory Testing (Opportunity Overview)
Exploratory testing (or unscripted testing) is a freestyle approach to testing. Rather than following a predefined test case (i.e. specific steps with expected outcomes), testers doing exploratory testing must make up their own test cases as they go. This requires more experience, creativity, and time, but can help uncover bugs and other defects that might otherwise go unnoticed.
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Platforms With Exploratory Testing Opportunities
Tester Work is a crowdtesting platform where testers can sign up and get paid to test a variety of apps and websites on a freelance contract basis. Founded in 2015, the platform claims to have over 70k+ testers globally and to have worked with well-known companies such as Facebook, Google, Verizon, Microsoft, Instagram, and more.
Test IO is a crowdtesting platform that connects businesses with a global community of freelance testers that get paid to participate in software testing projects. Founded in 2011, the platform claims to have over 400k testers across the globe (including 9,000+ EPAM testing experts) and to have worked with companies like SoundCloud, BuzzFeed, and more.
Testlio is a crowdtesting platform that connects companies looking for software testing solutions with vetted freelance testers. Founded in 2012, the platform claims to have more than 10k vetted testers in its network and to have worked with well-known companies like Amazon, Microsoft, PayPal, Uber, Netflix, and more.
Ubertesters is a crowdtesting platform that facilitates the connection between those looking for testing services and those looking to make money testing things like websites and apps. Founded in 2013, the platform claims to have over 80k testers across the globe and to have worked with well-known clients like Zalando, Monday.com, NBC, and more.
uTest is a crowdtesting platform where individuals can make money testing apps, websites, physical products, and more. Founded in 2007, that platform claims to pay out millions of dollars to testers every month, and has helped uncover over 5M bugs in tested software and hardware.
Tryber is a crowdtesting platform where testers can earn money for finding bugs, usability issues, and other problems in websites, applications, physical products, and more. The platform is owned and operated by Unguess (formerly AppQuality), a crowdsourcing platform that was founded in 2015.
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