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Nearshore automation testing services

Nearshore automation testing services

Senior LATAM QA engineers who build regression suites your team can maintain, running inside your pipeline, at 30-50% below US rates.

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  • 15+
    years delivering software
  • 100+
    senior engineers across LATAM
  • 6-8h
    daily overlap with US teams
  • 6+
    Fortune 500 & global brands trust us
Who we are

Senior QA engineers who write tests like production code

Most automation projects do not fail at the start. They fail in month nine, when half the suite is red, nobody knows which failures are real, and the team quietly stops running it.

FusionHit brings senior QA engineers across Latin America who build for that month rather than for the demo, inside your pipeline and on your hours.

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WHAT WE DELIVER

Automation testing services we deliver

What US product teams hand us, whether there is a suite already or nothing but a manual regression checklist.

Test automation strategy

An assessment of what you run today, what it costs in manual hours, and which cases are worth automating first, ending in a plan with an order rather than a tool recommendation.

Framework design

The framework itself, built on open-source tooling in your repository, structured so a new engineer can add a test on their first week instead of copying and pasting one.

Web application testing

End-to-end coverage in Playwright, Cypress or Selenium across the browsers your analytics actually show, run on every pull request rather than nightly.

Mobile app testing

Appium suites across real devices and the OS versions your users are on, including the low-end phone that is a tenth of your base.

API and integration testing

The layer below the interface tested directly, which is faster, less brittle, and where most of your regressions actually live.

CI/CD integration and suite maintenance

The suite wired into your pipeline with parallel execution and useful reporting, plus the ongoing work of keeping it green as the product changes.

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SCOPE

What we will not automate

Every provider on this search will automate whatever you point at. Deciding what to leave alone is most of what makes a suite survive, so here is where we draw the line.

Anything changing faster than it runs

A screen being redesigned this quarter does not get an end-to-end test this quarter. Automating a moving target produces a test that fails for the wrong reason and gets ignored, which is worse than no test.

The work a person should be doing

Exploratory testing, usability, and anything where the question is “does this feel right” stays with a human. Automation confirms what you already know to check; it does not notice the thing nobody thought of.

The suite has a running cost, and we tell you what it is

A test suite is a permanent line item, not a delivery. We estimate the maintenance share up front and report it as hours, so the automation budget includes keeping it alive rather than discovering that cost in month nine.

Why FusionHit

Why US companies choose FusionHit for test automation

  • Senior engineering talent

    Vetted nearshore engineers with production experience across industries and modern stacks.

  • Real-time collaboration

    Nearshore teams aligned with US time zones for synchronous planning, reviews, and delivery.

  • Flexible engagement

    Scale engineering capacity up or down as your roadmap and priorities evolve.

  • Integrated partnership

    We work as an extension of your engineering and product teams, not as a detached external vendor.

FusionHit senior nearshore engineers working with a US client team
CASE STUDIES

Suites we built and what they caught

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INDUSTRIES

Automation against the standards your industry is held to

What counts as a serious defect is defined by your sector, not by a severity scale.

Fintech

Transaction paths and month-end edge cases covered, with the evidence your examiners expect to find.

Healthcare

Clinical workflows automated against synthetic data that never contains a real patient record.

SaaS

Multi-tenant isolation and upgrade paths verified so one release never reaches the wrong customer.

Logistics

Suites that run against poor connectivity and interrupted sessions, because that is the field condition.

Retail

Checkout and peak-load paths covered before the season rather than during it.

Manufacturing

Integrations with plant equipment automated in staging environments that mirror the floor.

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TECHNOLOGY EXPERTISE

Automation tools we work with

Open-source frameworks that live in your repository, not a licensed platform you would have to leave us to escape.

Web automation

Mobile automation

API testing

Frameworks & runners

CI pipelines

Device & browser cloud

HOW WE ENGAGE

Three ways to engage automation engineers

Staff augmentation

Senior automation engineers added to your existing QA team, under your direction, in days rather than months.

Dedicated development teams

An automation team working only on your product, sprint after sprint, while you set the priorities.

Full project outsourcing

You hand over the scope and we deliver it under our management, covering strategy, framework, coverage and reporting.

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OUR PROCESS

How an automation engagement starts

01

Discovery call

What you release, how often, and what regression costs you today (30 minutes).

02

Assessment

Current coverage, the highest-value cases to automate first, and the maintenance estimate.

03

Interviews

You meet and approve every engineer.

04

Sprint delivery

The framework and the first suites in your pipeline, with coverage reported every sprint.

FAQ

FAQs about our automation testing services

01

How much do automation testing services cost?
Senior nearshore QA rates run 30-50% below equivalent US salaries. What you pay depends on how many engineers, how much of the product is in scope, and whether you want the suite maintained afterwards. You get a line-item estimate on the first call, and the maintenance share is quoted separately rather than buried.
02

How long until automation pays for itself?
It depends on how often the tests run. A suite executed on every pull request repays the build faster than one run before a quarterly release, because the saving is manual hours multiplied by cycles. We report regression duration from the first week so the trend is visible rather than asserted, and if it is not moving we tell you.
03

What should we automate first?
The regression paths that run before every release and cost your team the most hours, weighted by how badly it hurts when they break. Automating the easy things first feels productive and saves nobody any time.
04

What should stay manual?
Exploratory testing, usability, anything under active redesign, and one-off checks that will never run again. A test that fails for the wrong reason trains your team to ignore failures, which costs you more than the coverage was worth.
05

Our suite is already broken and nobody trusts it. Can you fix it?
That is a common way we start. We triage what is genuinely failing against what is flaky, delete the tests that are not earning their maintenance, and rebuild the ones worth keeping. Getting a suite back to green is usually faster than starting again.
06

Who owns the framework and the test scripts?
You do, from the first commit. Tests live in your repository next to the application code, built on open-source frameworks rather than on a licensed platform of ours. If the engagement ends, your team runs the suite the next morning.
07

Which tools do you use?
Playwright, Cypress or Selenium on the web, Appium on mobile, Postman and REST Assured for APIs, with the CI you already run. If your team has a framework in place we work in it rather than replacing it to suit us.
08

How do you handle flaky tests?
They get treated as defects in the suite, with a cause and a fix, not retried until they pass. Retry-until-green hides real failures, and a suite nobody trusts is a suite nobody runs.
09

How does this work with the QA team we already have?
Your QA lead keeps the lead. Our engineers take the workstream your team has not had the hours for, usually building automation while they handle release testing. We follow your test management tooling and your definition of done.
10

Do you train our team to take it over?
Yes, and it is the normal end state. Documentation, a working framework in your repository, and hands-on sessions with your engineers. The goal is that you could stop working with us without the suite degrading.
11

How fast can automation engineers start?
We present matched profiles within days, you interview and approve them, and most engineers onboard in under 2 weeks.
12

How much time zone overlap will we have?
Our engineers work across Latin America on US Central and Eastern time, which gives 6-8 hours of daily overlap. A blocking failure found at 10am gets triaged at 10:15 rather than the next morning.

Ready to stop running regression by hand?

Tell us what you release and what your team checks manually before every release, and we will show you what is worth automating first.

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