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When choosing which bug tracking platform to use, it can be difficult to figure out which one will be the best fit for your business or organization. To help you make an informed decision, let’s take a look at the Shakebug solution and what makes it such an effective alternative to Bugherd .
Shakebug is easier to use and provides quick customer service.
Shakebug provides Unlimited bugs reporting and Unlimited devices, including unlimited collaborators.
It has integrations with many different collaboration tools, making it easy to store your bug information.
Shakebug is one of the best tools for Quick, Easy & Better mobile application Testing. It helps us a lot to our team.
Bugherd, while easy to use and priced affordably, charges $39/month for the standard plan which many developers find exorbitant.
Shakebug is 100% free, so there's no need to spend time and money on getting started. If you want access to more advanced features, then pricing starts at just $30 /month for standard.
if you want more members of your team to be on Bugherd and tracking issues, you'll need to pay more.
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Shakebug allows more people to be members of the same team. This is perfect for co-workers who want to collaborate on small bug fixes without having to send their notes back and forth.
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A one-time payment fee for bugherd doesn't provide any analytics.
More than a platform for storing bug reports, Shakebug provides analytics and tools to help teams work together and produce more bug-free products.
Shakebug offers Developers to help you out with any bugs that you have found and are dedicated to fixing your bugs.
Shakebug provides Crystal-clear documentation to ensure all customers and staff members have complete transparency into project issues.
Unique devices are different from sessions in that they provide data on which device an employee is using, as well as how much time was spent on the device. A session only provides information on where someone logged in and what actions were performed within that session.