Quality-as-a-Service · Managed Execution Layer

Automated. AI-maintained. Run by us.

We run game QA automation so your team doesn't have to. Our experts author the tests, AI keeps them alive as the game changes, and you get release confidence across combat, economy, progression, and platform – validated against the real game on real hardware, every build.

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People

QA engineers authoring & owning coverage

Technology

Execution layer on real hardware, every engine

AI

Triage that separates regressions from noise

Release Confidence · Build #2847 · Android / iOS / PC / Console

Live

82/100

Release confidence score

Strong across 4 of 6 domains. Economy balance and UX flow flagged – catch these now, not in a hotfix.

CombatHigh

Hitboxes stable across all targets

ProgressionHigh

XP, unlocks, save/restore as designed

PlatformHigh

Cert flows passing on 4 targets

EconomyReview

IAP timeout and reward drift detected

UXReview

Tutorial exit rate regressed 14%

Live OpsHigh

Event triggers firing correctly

Trusted by studios and enterprises

Quality-as-a-Service

We run the test plan. You ship the game.

QaaS means GameDriver runs the test plan for your title – not just licenses you a tool. Our QA engineers write and run the tests, AI keeps them alive as the game changes, and findings arrive in your team's tools every build. Your QA team gets out of the business of authoring and maintaining automation, and back to what only product knowledge can do: exploration, design feedback, and the release calls that decide what ships.

QaaS Delivery Model

Where QaaS fits with your team.

Two halves of a quality function. QaaS handles repetitive validation at scale. Your team handles judgment, expertise, and the calls only they can make.

QaaS handles

The machine work

Continuous, scaled, automated – runs against every build on real hardware.

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Repetitive build-over-build validation
The same tests, every build, every platform – without consuming engineer time.
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Coverage maintenance as content evolves
Tests stay alive as the game changes – without coverage debt accumulating.
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Triage and de-noising of findings
Separates real regressions from stale-path noise before they reach your team.
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Continuous regression signal
A consistent read on quality across every build, not milestone-gated.

Your team handles

The judgment work

Expertise, design decisions, and ship calls – the work that benefits from product knowledge.

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Domain expertise and exploratory work
Investigating the unexpected, finding emergent issues, applying product instinct.
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Defining what “passing” means
Setting the quality bar for your specific game – what's acceptable, what isn't.
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Release calls and player-facing judgment
Trade-offs between scope, schedule, and quality that only your team can weigh.
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What ships, when, and to whom
The strategic decisions – release windows, audience targeting, rollout strategy.

Combined output

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The result

Release confidence – with engineers focused on what only they can do.

Continuous coverage at scale, plus human judgment where it matters. The two halves of a quality function, doing what each does best.

100%

Of the work,
by the right doer

Every project is different. Every test plan is too.

Talk to a QA lead

From a recent RFP

Same coverage. Smaller team. More depth per role.

Sizing drawn from a real RFP for an AAA multi-platform release. Customer and proprietary details are withheld – the staffing math is shown as bid.

Traditional model

Labour-based outsource

Headcount scales linearly with coverage. Most of the team is repetitive execution work.

people · 6 roles

Senior Director of Test1

Senior Test Managers3

Test Leads2

Software Test Engineers2

Testers7

Test Associates32

Test associates68% of team

Distinct roles6

Cost shapeHeadcount-bound

QaaS model

Continuous, automated execution

Repetitive work moves to a managed execution layer. Your team keeps the judgment work.

people · 9 roles

Your QA team

Senior Director of Test1

Senior Test Manager1

Test Manager1

Test Lead1

Senior Test Engineers2

Test Associates4

GameDriver QaaS

GameDriver Platform1

Delivery Manager1

AI Engineer1

Replaces

Repetitive build-over-build validation across every platform – continuously.

Your team10 people

GameDriver3 people

Cost shapeSubscription

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Same coverage, smaller team, more depth per role. Repetitive execution moves to infrastructure. Your engineers focus on the judgment work that benefits from product knowledge.

Legacy headcount

QaaS headcount

Outsourced. SaaS. QaaS. Only one shifts the risk.

	Traditional outsourced QA	GameDriver SaaS	GameDriver QaaS
Pricing model	Hourly seats	Flat license	Flat subscription
Who absorbs scope and change risk	You	You	We do
What you're buying	Hours of labor	A platform	A managed quality service
Who's doing the work	Hourly testers; pool composition varies by vendor	Your in-house QA team	Senior QA leads – recognizable names in the industry
Keeping scripted coverage alive as the game evolves	Manually re-tested, billed hourly	Your team's job	AI-assisted; included
Dev console execution	Rare, varies by vendor	Available – bring your own dev kits	Yes (PlayStation, Nintendo via cert)
Availability	Testers call in sick, turn over, no-show	Your team's calendar	Automated execution runs through sick days, holidays, and weekends
Burst capacity for new features and content drops	Extend the contract, re-onboard new testers	Finite team stretched across more scope	Elasticity built in – burst risk is on us
Time to first signal	Weeks of ramp-up; repeats each cycle	Limited by your team's velocity	First signal in weeks. Trends follow immediately.
Accountability	Hours billed regardless of outcome	Your team owns it	Service-level accountability

Traditional outsourced QA

Pricing model: Hourly seats
Who absorbs scope and change risk: You
What you're buying: Hours of labor
Who's doing the work: Hourly testers; pool composition varies by vendor
Keeping scripted coverage alive as the game evolves: Manually re-tested, billed hourly
Dev console execution: Rare, varies by vendor
Availability: Testers call in sick, turn over, no-show
Burst capacity for new features and content drops: Extend the contract, re-onboard new testers
Time to first signal: Weeks of ramp-up; repeats each cycle
Accountability: Hours billed regardless of outcome

GameDriver SaaS

Pricing model: Flat license
Who absorbs scope and change risk: You
What you're buying: A platform
Who's doing the work: Your in-house QA team
Keeping scripted coverage alive as the game evolves: Your team's job
Dev console execution: Available – bring your own dev kits
Availability: Your team's calendar
Burst capacity for new features and content drops: Finite team stretched across more scope
Time to first signal: Limited by your team's velocity
Accountability: Your team owns it

GameDriver QaaS

Pricing model: Flat subscription
Who absorbs scope and change risk: We do
What you're buying: A managed quality service
Who's doing the work: Senior QA leads – recognizable names in the industry
Keeping scripted coverage alive as the game evolves: AI-assisted; included
Dev console execution: Yes (PlayStation, Nintendo via cert)
Availability: Automated execution runs through sick days, holidays, and weekends
Burst capacity for new features and content drops: Elasticity built in – burst risk is on us
Time to first signal: First signal in weeks. Trends follow immediately.
Accountability: Service-level accountability

Outsourced QA is sold by the hour – you absorb every change. SaaS licenses the platform – you absorb the operation. QaaS delivers it as a service – we absorb the risk that the game keeps changing.

QA Solved. Not Staffed.

Platform reach

Wherever the game runs, the execution layer runs there too.

Real hardware. Every platform.

The only test execution platform that runs on console dev kits themselves – not in a simulator, not on a desktop proxy.

Under NDA

Some of our biggest engagements, we can't name.

A handful of the studios and enterprises we work with require confidentiality. We represent them by category – the work speaks to the scale and complexity of the surfaces being validated.

GameDriverConfidential

A globally recognized mobile card game

Mobile Gaming – 3-year engagement

The title's content surface expanded from a small initial footprint to validating an entire card catalog – a scope that manual testing cannot cover at the required depth. Coverage scaled with the game over three years of continuous subscription. Details are confidential.

GameDriverConfidential

A major entertainment studio – city-scale MMO

Entertainment & Live Games

Building a fully dynamic, city-scale MMO with procedurally detailed environments reaching the level of individual building interiors across global cities. The testable surface is effectively unbounded – automated execution is not a preference, it's a requirement. Details are confidential.

XR DriverConfidential

A global aviation manufacturer – production QA

Aerospace & Manufacturing

XR Driver validates XR-assisted aircraft production and maintenance workflows – ensuring the simulation layer accurately represents physical systems before it enters the production environment. Manual validation at production scale is not feasible.

Tell us how your team works today.

We'll describe what QaaS would change for your team – and what it wouldn't. Tell us about your release process and where signal is arriving too late. Direct conversation, no deck.

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