QA consulting services

Get the level of quality support your release actually needs.

Start with an independent release review, add hands-on testing, or bring in ongoing QA leadership. Every engagement is scoped around business-critical risk—not generic test activity.

Core offers

Three clear ways to work together.

Choose a focused one-time review, a testing sprint, or ongoing QA leadership. Scope can be adjusted after an initial discussion.

Hands-on validation

Custom scope and quote

End-to-End Testing Sprint

Focused manual testing across the product journeys that matter most to customers, revenue, operations, and trust.

What you receive

  • Risk-based test scenarios
  • Web or mobile journey testing
  • Cross-browser or device coverage
  • Defect evidence and reproduction steps
  • Regression and retest summary

Best for: Products that need deeper hands-on testing before an important launch or update.

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Ongoing quality leadership

Ongoing monthly engagement

Fractional QA Lead

Part-time QA ownership for teams that need senior quality direction without adding a full-time QA leader too early.

What you receive

  • Release test planning
  • QA workflow and coverage guidance
  • Developer and vendor alignment
  • Risk reporting for founders
  • Ongoing quality improvement

Best for: Growing teams releasing frequently without a dedicated QA lead.

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Prices are starting guidance, not fixed quotes. Final pricing depends on product complexity, number of flows, platforms, environments, access, documentation quality, and timeline.

Additional support

Targeted help for specific quality gaps.

These services can be delivered independently or added to a release review, testing sprint, or fractional engagement.

QA Process Audit

Review how your team plans testing, reports defects, manages regression, runs UAT, and makes release decisions.

Typical output Gap analysis and a practical QA improvement roadmap.

Vendor Delivery Review

Independently assess software delivered by an external development partner before acceptance or handover.

Typical output Acceptance risks, evidence, open issues, and recommended next actions.

Test Strategy & Coverage Plan

Define what should be tested, where risk is highest, and how to balance speed with meaningful coverage.

Typical output A focused test approach, coverage map, and release checklist.

Vietnamese Localization & Market QA

Review Vietnamese product experiences for language, terminology, layout, cultural context, functional behavior, and consistency.

Typical output Prioritized linguistic, visual, functional, and Vietnam launch-readiness findings.
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What can be reviewed

Focused on the areas where failure would matter most.

The exact scope depends on your product, but common review areas include onboarding, authentication, subscriptions, payments, booking, forms, dashboards, permissions, notifications, integrations, mobile behavior, localization, and responsive layouts.

Onboarding Authentication Payments Subscriptions Booking Forms Dashboards Permissions Notifications Integrations Mobile UX Localization

Engagement process

Lightweight enough for a startup. Structured enough to be useful.

01

Share the context

Tell us what you are shipping, your timeline, current concerns, and the decision you need to make.

02

Confirm the scope

We agree on critical flows, platforms, access, deliverables, timing, and commercial terms.

03

Review and test

QA Hacks performs the agreed work and documents evidence, risk, and recommended priorities.

04

Act on the findings

You receive the report, release recommendation, and a clear discussion of the next actions.

What QA Hacks does

Independent quality review and practical delivery.

  • Manual functional and exploratory testing
  • Release risk and readiness assessment
  • Test strategy and QA process improvement
  • Vendor delivery and acceptance review
  • Fractional QA leadership and coordination

Important boundaries

Clear scope prevents false expectations.

  • No guarantee that every possible defect will be found
  • No penetration testing or formal security certification
  • No legal, regulatory, financial, or compliance advice
  • No development-agency replacement
  • No free custom analysis through the sample report

Not sure which service fits?

Start with the release decision you need to make.

Share the product, timeline, and main concern. QA Hacks will recommend the smallest useful engagement rather than pushing unnecessary scope.