RadView WebLOAD is an enterprise AI-based performance and load testing solution for testing web, mobile, and packaged applications. Supports over 150 protocols and technologies, including all common front-end frameworks, APIs, message queues, and databases, enabling load testing across any enterprise technology stack.
RadView WebLOAD is an enterprise AI-based performance and load testing solution for testing web, mobile, and packaged applications. It supports over 150 protocols and technologies, including all common front-end frameworks, APIs, message queues, and databases, enabling load testing across any enterprise technology stack.
RadView WebLOAD is highly scalable and can simulate hundreds of thousands of concurrent users from different locations and cloud platforms.
With its smart and easy generation of reliable tests and its AI-based analytics capabilities, RadView WebLOAD makes performance teams highly successful in detecting and quickly resolving performance issues even for the most complex environments.
RadView WebLOAD has built-in integration into most of the popular Testing, CI/CD and APM tools.
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WebLOAD uses a single usage-based dimension: API VUH, or Virtual Users per Hour. You pay for the number of virtual users running each hour during your load tests. This means your cost scales with how much testing you actually run. More concurrent virtual users or longer test runs increase your VUH usage. There are no fixed tiers or seat-based charges here. Billing tracks consumption directly, so light testing periods cost less than heavy ones. You can generate load through cloud, on-premises, or hybrid deployment while billing stays tied to virtual user hours.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one API VUH for billing?
One API VUH equals one virtual user running for one hour. A virtual user simulates a single client interacting with your application. If you run 100 virtual users for one hour, that is 100 VUH. Running the same 100 users for two hours counts as 200 VUH.
Am I charged when no load tests are running?
Charges accrue only while virtual users actively run during tests. Idle periods with no active virtual users generate no VUH usage. Your cost tracks actual test execution time, so downtime between tests does not add to your bill.
Where can load be generated, and does that change how I am billed?
You can generate load from cloud, on-premises, or hybrid setups. Cloud runs can launch machines on demand across supported providers, including AWS EC2 and container services. Billing stays tied to virtual user hours regardless of where load originates.
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Full support from planning, scripting, executing and analyzing the results.
Support is held by performance engineers.
We help you setting things up, test strategy, scripting, correlating, parametrization, analyzing results and re-testing - We have you covered end-to-end.
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Good tool for performance testing and tuning for small and large projects.
Reviewed on Oct 25, 2024
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Webload is easy to use, you can create simple tests with a built-in recorder or you can write sophisticated scripts inluding several techologies and frameworks like Java and Selenium on top of JavaScript which is the main language. It has various reporting features which can be customized by the user regarding to their needs through UI (temporary) or (permamently) through template files. It has competetive price and good customer support. My team is using WebLoad on daliy basis. Recommended!
What do you dislike about the product?
If you want to have a various customizations like custom reports or sophisticated scripts, you need to be experienced user in software/programming, hence in some way it reminds me open source tools, but in some way it can be an advantage, since you can do your own customizations. Lacks of capabilities to tes reactive (async) based UI, this is the biggest disadvantage. For that purpose we use Selenium + Java + Webload, but it is not very easy to maintain and write the scripts.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
You can test your POC's and then propose to the corresponding teams to implement them in the product.
Uditha P.
Comprehensive tool for load testing
Reviewed on Aug 30, 2024
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Helpful script recording feature
Scalability and Performance
Great support
Flexible load test designing options
Easy to script
Detailed and customizable reports
What do you dislike about the product?
Not much tutorials/knowledge base available outside
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
To identify bottlenecks earlier in the testing life cycle
Vijaysai M.
A strong tool for all load testing requirements
Reviewed on Feb 27, 2024
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Great support Flexible load test designing options Easy scripting Great result analysis options in Analytics
What do you dislike about the product?
Other than the Radview tutorials and support, not much tutorials available outside
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Helped me find many bottlenecks in the application
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Great fit for our needs
Reviewed on Jan 11, 2024
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
It is quite a flexible tool which can be used for both load testing, and functional testing. The best part is the the Radview team which is great in uncovering all the features that the webload tool has to fit your needs.
What do you dislike about the product?
Nothing specific, we used it creating regular monitoring scripts which is not its main use case, so it took a bit of time to make it function properly, but the Radview team was very helpful in figuring out how to make it work for a use case that they have typically not used it for
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
When we initially went live with the website, we used webload for performance testing, but since then we have been using it as a monitoring tool to replicate user scenarios more like synthetic monitoring for which we created scripts that run every 30 minutes, and notify if there is a problem.
Paul K.
Webload meets or exceeds the major solutions capabilities and support for a fraction of the cost.
Reviewed on Aug 01, 2023
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Webload has the capabilities of Microfocus LoadRunner, which many consider the gold standard of performance testing, at a fraction of the cost. As a 15-year-plus user of LoadRunner and instructor, I have to say that finding a tool that matches LoadRunner was the standard in selecting a tool at our company. With Webload, we are seeing response times in how our users experience the performance, allowing us to improve our product's quality. We are implementing a global performance engineering team for our cross-product testing needs.
The support organization is highly responsive to our request to meet with us to help with difficulties in capturing and modifying our scripts and develop solutions for performance counters. In my 20-plus years of testing tools use, I have not seen such a responsive organization as the Radview support and development team. Thank you, Richard and Yam, for making yourself available when we need help.
What do you dislike about the product?
I agree with others that the documentation and examples could use some work. The application is feature-rich, which is good, but it makes it challenging to keep up with the documentation and information on the Radview website. It seems some areas of documentation have not been updated in a release or two.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
To be successful, we need to not only provide quality features but must maintain our non-functional requirements of performance between these products as well as integration to external systems. Webload is helping us first understand the current performance state for each product and will be used to validate how it performs when fully integrated and when we make technology changes.