BrowserStackTest on real browsers and devices, with no device lab to maintain

BrowserStack is sold as a subscription, and the price depends on the products chosen (Live, Automate, App Automate, Percy and others), the number of users and how many tests run in parallel. OSB Software prepares a personalized proposal with local invoicing in Brazil — request one through the form on this page or talk to Sofia.

It is a cloud software testing platform that gives access to real browsers and mobile devices for testing websites and apps. Instead of maintaining an in-house device lab, the team opens a session from the browser or points its automated suite to the cloud and runs the tests there.

Live is for manual testing: you open the site on a real browser or device and navigate, debugging with native DevTools. Automate is for automated testing: your Selenium, Cypress or Playwright suite runs in the cloud, in parallel, with video and logs for every run. For mobile apps, the equivalents are manual testing on real devices and App Automate.

Real devices. Tests run on physical iOS and Android handsets and on genuine Windows and macOS machines, which exposes behavior emulators do not reproduce — font rendering, touch gestures, camera, GPS and the quirks of Safari on iPhone.

Yes. Local Testing creates a secure tunnel between your development or staging environment — or an application behind the firewall — and the BrowserStack cloud, without exposing anything publicly on the internet.

Selenium, Cypress, Playwright, Puppeteer, WebdriverIO, Nightwatch and TestNG/JUnit for web; Appium, Espresso and XCUITest for mobile apps. In most cases you only adjust the run configuration — the test code your team already maintains stays the same.

Yes. There are official integrations with Jenkins, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Azure Pipelines, CircleCI, Travis CI, TeamCity and Bamboo, plus webhooks and quality gates. Run results go back to the build and can appear as a check on the pull request.

Percy is BrowserStack's visual testing product. It captures screen snapshots on every commit, compares them with the previous version and highlights only the real visual differences, entering the CI/CD pipeline as a review step. There is also App Percy, for iOS and Android app screens.

It depends on the plan: the number of parallel tests is exactly what sizes the subscription. The more simultaneous sessions, the shorter the total suite time. Our team helps estimate the ideal parallelism from your suite size and the build window you can accept.

Yes. The platform offers automated checks of accessibility criteria across pages and flows, run on real devices, which helps teams that need to evidence WCAG compliance in audits and in public or corporate contracts.

For manual testing, no: everything happens in the browser. For automation, you use BrowserStack's official SDKs and binaries in the environment where the suite runs (the developer machine or the CI agent), and to reach internal environments there is the Local Testing binary.

Sessions run on dedicated physical devices and virtual machines that are wiped clean after every use — no residual data between sessions. Access is controlled through user and team management, and BrowserStack's security policies and certifications are published in the vendor's Trust Center.

OSB Software handles BrowserStack licensing with local invoicing and commercial follow-up in Brazil, from proposal to renewal. Fill in the form on this page or talk to Sofia to get a proposal sized for your team.

OSB issues an NFS-e (Brazilian electronic service invoice) due to a tax requirement arising from the Supreme Court decision that framed software transactions under ISS. The legal nature of the transaction is the supply of off-the-shelf software licenses, even though the tax document issued is a service invoice.