Sign-up and scope

You sign up and choose what you want tested: a ready-made package or your own criteria. Scope and price update on the same screen as you go.

STEP
01 / 5
DURATION
A few minutes
DAY RANGE
1
PHASEBUSINESS DAYOUTPUT

01Sign-up and scope

1

Scope summary

02Payment and test plan

2–3

Test plan

03Execution

4–10

Daily summary

04Report

11

Report + PDF

05Re-test round

12–14

Re-test results

From you
An account and basic product details
From us
Scope and price, live on screen

Signing up is free and takes a minute. From there you have two routes: pick a ready-made package, or tick the criteria one by one — which services, how many platforms, which device families, how many scenarios. Every tick updates the scope and the amount on screen, so you see what costs what before you buy. Nobody has to get on a call for this step.

What we need from you

  • The product URL and a short description
  • The platforms to be tested
  • A list of known issues, if you have one

What we do

  • We compute the scope live from your selection
  • We show what is not included on the same screen
  • We suggest the package that matches your picks

What this step produces

  • A scope summary on screen
  • A firm amount — no surprise line items
  • An estimated start and delivery date
RESPONSE
Within 24 hours

Questions about this step

Do I have to pay to sign up?

No. Signing up is free; you can pick criteria, see the price and stop there. Payment is taken only when you confirm the scope.

What if I do not know what to choose?

Take one of the ready-made packages — each says what it covers. If you are unsure, Release is the right starting point for most products.

Don't test the next release alongside your users.

Sign up in the panel, pick what you want tested, pay. The first findings start landing in the same panel within hours.

SendTheCanary provides independent software testing for web, mobile and API products. Ten separate services from functional testing to payments and localization, run by a network of 4,700 testers and delivered as one report ranked by severity.