Pricer.com is a leading provider of Electronic Shelf Labels (ESL), powering over 28,000 stores across 70+ countries. Their product ecosystem is a complex combination of hardware and software, all managed through a centralized platform where store owners and installers collaborate in real-time. This system is mission-critical, as it enables real-time price updates and seamless store operations.
Company Enterprise B2B (Hardware + Software)
Manual QA testers: 2
Integration: GitHub
Time saved: 390h per quarter
Before:
8 manual testers, blocked releases, and bugs in production.
After:
2 manual testers, smooth release flow, and less bugs in production.
Pricer builds and operates Electronic Shelf Labels (ESL) used in over 28,000 stores across 70+ countries. Their platform connects hardware and software in real-time, powering price updates and in-store coordination. The system is business-critical, and any issues cause large damage to operations.
Pricer had a QA team of 8. Most testing done manually, with a growing suite of E2E tests. However, this did not prevent bugs from entering the production.
After a company restructuring, only 2 QA engineers remained.
Key issues:
Pricer’s QA team needed a way to test better, not just more.
Chris Chalkitis (CTO) pushed for a shift toward AI-driven testing and introduced QA.tech into the workflow — an agentic testing platform that uses AI to generate and maintain tests.
Instead of scaling headcount, they used QA agents to scale test depth and frequency.
“We project that we will significantly improve quality while saving money in the next year by investing in agentic testing that allows us to test deeper and more frequently than manual testing.”
– Chris Chalkitis, Chief Digital Officer
Each product team at Pricer owns its test plan. QA.tech agents create, update, and run test cases automatically, integrating with GitHub to run checks on every pull request.
“With QA.tech, we automate cases we previously didn’t have the resources to cover. Since implementation, we have increased our test coverage and significantly reduced deployment risks.” – Thomas, Platform Development Manager
Save weeks of QA work every quarter., and get back to coding. Start with QA.tech today.