Usetrace

What the maker publishes

API

The Usetrace API can trigger individual or project traces, retrieve results and build status, and export project traces as JSON. source

API access

The API can trigger one trace or a project’s traces, return a build ID, and optionally require a project API key. source

API testing

An API step can send GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and PATCH requests and validate responses with assertions. source

Browser limits

The API documentation lists Chrome and Firefox as browser capabilities for executing traces. source

Browser support

The API documentation lists Chrome and Firefox as supported browser names for test execution. source

CI integrations

Usetrace documentation provides integrations for GitHub Actions, Jenkins, CircleCI, Bamboo, Codeship, GitLab CI/CD, and Azure Pipelines. source

Company identity

The terms identify Usetrace as Foosan Oy, while a company announcement describes Usetrace as headquartered in Finland. source

Data collected

The privacy policy says test content can include tested-site URLs, test input and output data, test case names, website DOM, results, and screenshots. source

Headquarters

Helsinki, Finland source

Hosting

The FAQ describes Usetrace as a cloud service that requires no installation. source

Integrations

The dashboard page names Jira, Slack, and GitHub, and the help center documents CI integrations including Jenkins, CircleCI, GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, and AWS CodePipeline. source

Network access

Usetrace says customers can test internal sites by allowing its listed IP addresses, using a tunnel, or setting up a VPN. source

No-code test authoring

Tests called traces record user paths through an application, including actions such as clicks and checks, without requiring programming. source

Pricing

The opened current product pages direct visitors to a consultation and tailored proposal; they do not state a product price. source

Product

Usetrace automates functional end-to-end UI testing for websites and web apps. source

Purpose

Usetrace provides end-to-end test automation for software user flows. source

Security

A Usetrace announcement says the company completed a SOC 2 Type II examination conducted by Insight Assurance. source

Security

A Usetrace news page says the company completed a SOC 2 Type II examination. source

Service model

Usetrace describes its offering as test automation as a service, with test development, infrastructure, tooling, and maintenance handled by its team. source

Support

The home page lists customer support hours as Monday–Friday, 9am–6pm ET. source

Test authoring

Its engineers build custom test suites with Playwright and Cypress support, custom assertions, and data-driven testing. source

Test features

The FAQ lists automated screenshots, reusable routines, parameterizable test data, file upload and download, and reporting to email and chat. source

Testing features

The site lists visual testing and reporting, cross-browser compatibility, parallel execution, self-healing tests, retry mechanisms, and auto-generated selectors. source

Test types

The FAQ lists regression, monitoring, performance, and load testing among Usetrace’s capabilities. source

Checked against the maker's pages on 5 Oct 2026.