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Ghost Inspector vs Axcept: What are the differences?

What is Ghost Inspector? Catch website bugs and regressions before they cost you. It lets you create and manage UI tests that check specific functionality in your website or application. We execute these automated browser tests continuously from the cloud and alert you if anything breaks.

What is Axcept? A simple and intuitive way to build and execute UI tests. It helps you to spot every bug by visually comparing screenshots. No matter if it's an unwanted UI change or a broken feature.

Ghost Inspector and Axcept are primarily classified as "In-Browser Testing" and "Browser Testing" tools respectively.

Some of the features offered by Ghost Inspector are:

  • Automated browser testing from the cloud
  • Chrome extension for test recording
  • GUI editor for test building and editing

On the other hand, Axcept provides the following key features:

  • Automated UI testing
  • Simple
  • No coding or programming required
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Pros of Axcept
Pros of Ghost Inspector
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      No code required
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      Runscope integration
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      Simple test editor
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      Screenshot comparison
    • 2
      Videos of every test run
    • 1
      Primarily focus on functional testing
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      Easy to use API enables remote control
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      Data-Driven testing
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      Minimal effort to migrate to another tool like Selenium
    • 1
      Partials and Variables enable fast test creation
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      30-40 in-parallel tests for cheap
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      Detailed Documentation
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      Supports end to end testing with Runscope
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      Extensive Integrations available
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      Scheduling tests
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      Licensed but cheaper compared to other tools
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      Email notification and Alerts

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    Cons of Axcept
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        Support Cross-device testing (device, web)
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        Load & Performance testing
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        Flash Support inside browser

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      What is Axcept?

      It helps you to spot every bug by visually comparing screenshots. No matter if it's an unwanted UI change or a broken feature.

      What is Ghost Inspector?

      It lets you create and manage UI tests that check specific functionality in your website or application. We execute these automated browser tests continuously from the cloud and alert you if anything breaks.

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      What companies use Axcept?
      What companies use Ghost Inspector?
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