Frequently Asked Questions
What ROI can you expect from switching test automation tools?
ROI depends on license, training, and maintenance cost versus manual-testing savings. In this case an enterprise QA team reached +85% ROI in year one after switching to Sahi Pro, where the previous tool had returned negative ROI, driven by total year-one cost falling from $1.08M to $445K, a 59% reduction.
How do you reduce test automation licensing costs?
Licensing is often the largest line item for enterprise tools, alongside certified-specialist hiring and long onboarding. Switching to a no-code tool the existing QA team can run removes those costs. Here, license and training cost fell from $120K+ to $24K+, a 5x reduction, with no certified hires required.
Do you need certified specialists to run test automation?
Not with a no-code tool. Script-heavy enterprise platforms often require certified specialists, which raises cost and narrows who can build tests. Sahi Pro’s visual, no-code authoring let a 10-person QA team own automation directly, removing the certified-hire requirement entirely.
How long should it take to onboard a team to a new test automation tool?
Complex tools can take months. In this case onboarding dropped from 8 weeks on the previous tool to 2 weeks with Sahi Pro, a 2x improvement, and reaching 2,000 scripts took 22 weeks instead of 54.
Can one tool test web, desktop, mobile, SAP, and API?
Yes. Sahi Pro covers web, desktop, mobile, SAP, and API in a single tool, letting teams consolidate away from multiple vendors. This team ran all five layers on one platform instead of separate tools.
How much can you cut test script maintenance by switching tools?
Maintenance is driven by how well a tool handles application changes. Sahi Pro’s proprietary object identification kept scripts stable through changes, cutting script maintenance roughly 3x versus the previous tool, and support response dropped from 3-5 days to under 24 hours.
