Leapwork vs Telerik Test Studio

Leapwork

Figure	Leapwork	Telerik Test Studio
Price from	Free	—
Free plan	Yes	—
Free trial	Yes	Yes
Open source	—	—
Web	Yes	Yes
Windows	Yes	Yes
iOS	Yes	—
Android	Yes	—
API	Yes	Yes
Self-hosted	Yes	Yes
Plans published	3	4
Spec score · GUI Testing Software	8.7 (#6)	8.0 (#17)
Spec score · Test Automation Software	8.7 (#8)	8.1 (#20)
Headquarters	Copenhagen, Denmark	Burlington, Massachusetts, United States
Intended users	Leapwork describes its platform for enterprise teams working across complex application estates, including regulated industries.	The maker describes the product as serving QA teams, developers and managers, including users with and without coding skills.
Support	The pricing page says every Leapwork license includes expert support and onboarding and implementation assistance.	The listed plans include priority support with a 24-hour response time and unlimited support incidents.
Test creation	Leapwork Play generates test plans and automation scripts from source code, requirements, and existing test cases.	It supports visual record and playback, codeless test creation, and code-based steps in C# or VB.NET.
Windows requirement	The current system-requirements page lists Windows 10 Pro, Windows 11 Pro and several Windows Server releases, with .NET 8 bundled from release 2025.3 onward.	The current system requirements list Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows Server 2022 and Windows Server 2019 as supported operating systems.

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