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What is LoadForge?
LoadForge enables development teams to conduct powerful, scalable cloud load testing to understand peak capacity and find breaking points before users do. The platform supports testing websites, APIs, GraphQL, SQL, and more, with the ability to generate over 4 million SSL transactions per second. Key features include AI-enhanced reporting for test creation, fault analysis, and anomaly detection, as well as CI/CD integration, scheduled tests, custom thresholds, and multi-region testing. LoadForge also offers continuous testing, detailed metrics, per-URL data, and historical trends tracking. The platform is designed for ease of use with no hard limits on test runs or virtual user hours, and supports team collaboration, alerting via Slack, email, or webhooks, and integrations with Azure App Insights, Datadog, New Relic, and more.
Features
- AI-Enhanced Reporting: Automates test creation, fault analysis, and anomaly detection.
- Massive Scale: Generates over 4 million SSL transactions per second.
- Multi-Region Testing: Simulate traffic from US, UK, EU, Asia, and Australia.
- CI/CD Integration: Easy integration with GitHub and other CI/CD tools.
- Custom Thresholds: Define pass/fail criteria and automatically flag SLA violations.
- Scheduled Tests: Set recurring tests for continuous performance monitoring.
- Detailed Reporting: Per-URL data, historical trends, and individual request analysis.
- Team Collaboration: Invite team members, share results, and collaborate on tests.
Use Cases
- Identify performance bottlenecks before a major product launch.
- Ensure website reliability under high traffic during sales or events.
- Continuously monitor API performance with scheduled tests.
- Validate infrastructure scaling capabilities with massive concurrent users.
- Compare performance across software releases to catch regressions.
- Test SQL and DoS resistance alongside standard load tests.
- Automate performance testing in CI/CD pipelines for every deployment.
FAQs
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What are test minutes?
Test minutes refer to the total duration of load tests you can run per month. For example, a 10-minute test consumes 10 test minutes. -
What happens if I run out of test minutes?
If you exceed your monthly test minute allocation, you can purchase additional minutes or upgrade to a higher plan to continue testing without interruption. -
Can I upgrade or downgrade my plan?
Yes, you can upgrade or downgrade your plan at any time. Upgrades take effect immediately, while downgrades apply at the next billing cycle. -
Do you offer annual billing?
Yes, annual billing is available and saves you up to 30% compared to monthly billing. -
What if I need more than what Premium offers?
LoadForge offers an Enterprise tier with tailored SLAs, onboarding, compliance support, unlimited projects and VUs, dedicated success management, and more. Contact the sales team for details.
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