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Provar or Playwright problem on Salesforce or CRM? Fill in the form — we'll respond within 4 business hours with exactly what we'd do. No sales pitch, just specifics.

✓ Response within 4 hours ✓ Free 10-hour trial first ✓ No long contracts ✓ You own everything we build

We Respond to Every Message

No form-submission black holes. Every enquiry gets a real response from the team — specific, honest, and within 4 business hours.

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Emailcontact@verticalqa.com
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LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/verticalqa
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LocationNoida , Uttar Pradesh, India
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Clients We ServePrimarily US and UK teams — we work in your timezone

What Happens After You Submit

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You get a confirmation emailImmediate — just to confirm we received it.
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We review your projectWithin 4 hours — a real person reads your message and thinks about your specific situation.
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We reply with exactly what we'd doSpecific. Not a sales pitch. If we can help, we say how. If we can't, we say that too.
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Free 10-hour trial startsIf you want to proceed — we start on a real part of your project. You see results before paying anything.
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Free: Salesforce Release QA Checklist

47 things to test before every Salesforce seasonal update. Used by our team on every engagement. Download it free — no strings, no follow-up sales pitch.

One email with the checklist PDF attached. We don't add you to a mailing list unless you ask.

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Questions We Get Every Week

Yes. Most of our clients are in the US and UK. We work in your timezone, join your standups, and communicate in your tools. All work is delivered in English. We cover US and UK business hours — you won't need to adjust your workflow for us.
Real work on a real part of your project — not a demo or a presentation. You tell us the most painful problem. We spend 10 hours on it. At the end you have tangible output: working tests, a fixed failure, a documented strategy — whatever was agreed. If you're not satisfied after those 10 hours, you owe us nothing and keep everything we produced.
It depends on your team's technical depth, budget, and what you're testing on Salesforce. Provar is better for non-technical teams and complex Salesforce record operations. Playwright is better if you have TypeScript/JS experience and want tight CI/CD integration at lower licensing cost. Tell us your situation and we'll give you an honest recommendation — not the answer that's most profitable for us. Read our full comparison: Provar vs Playwright for Salesforce.
We respond within 4 business hours and can typically start a free trial within 2–3 business days of agreeing scope. For urgent situations (production-blocking failures, imminent releases) reach out directly at contact@verticalqa.com and flag it as urgent.
Yes, 100%. Every test, script, framework, and document we produce is yours from day one. We don't retain any IP. We also document everything so your team can maintain and extend the work independently — the goal is to make you less dependent on us, not more.
Three options: (1) Fixed-price project — scoped work with defined deliverables and fixed price. Best for specific problems with a defined end state. (2) Monthly retainer — dedicated capacity for ongoing regression coverage, new feature testing, and maintenance. Best for teams that need continuous QA support. (3) Staff augmentation — one or more of our engineers embedded in your team, working your sprints and your tools. Best for teams that need dedicated QA headcount without hiring. We'll recommend the right model for your situation.
Yes. We've delivered Provar training programmes from beginner to advanced, both standalone and alongside live project delivery. See our case studies for an example where a team went from zero Provar knowledge to full ownership of a Workday automation suite in 8 weeks.
This is one of the most common situations we work with. We start with an audit — what's there, what's wrong, and what's the fastest path to a stable, fast suite. We don't recommend rewrites unless they're genuinely the most efficient option. Most messes can be fixed with targeted refactoring.