Ping-API vs. Runscope vs. SQL Server vs. Testfully Comparison Chart

An API Monitoring (Runscope) API test is a group of one or more HTTP requests executed sequentially to evaluate the uptime, performance and correctness of an API. For each step in the test, you can define Assertions to validate response data and Variables to extract data to be used in subsequent requests. A test Passes if all the assertions pass. A test Fails if any assertion fails, or another error is encountered, such as a network connection problem. Your customers shouldn’t be the ones telling you about downtime and breakages. Runscope supports the notification tools you already use, like PagerDuty, Slack, HipChat, email, webhooks and more. Proactively monitor service performance to quickly catch and debug API problems fast. Stay ahead of intermittent failures before they become major issues with the API Dashboard and daily API Performance Report. Verify that the structure and content of your API calls meets your expectations. Powerful and flexible assertions give you total control.

From powerful API client features to advanced testing and monitoring, Testfully does it all. Enjoy the flexibility of cloud and offline-only storage, seamless team collaboration, and easy migration, all in one multi-platform tool. Easily transfer your data from Postman or Insomnia directly into Testfully. Flexible and secure, set global, environment, and folder variables scoped to workspace or user. Customize auth, parameters, headers, and body to build any HTTP request easily. Work together effortlessly, add teams, assign roles, and control folder access. Supports major schemes like OAuth2 for secure and streamlined authorization. From basic to complex, Testfully enables quick, effective testing without the need for coding, making advanced API testing accessible and hassle-free. Execute all requests in a folder simultaneously, sequentially, or randomly with just one click. Validate responses and perform contract testing using a declarative format, no coding is needed.