AI makes test creation abundant — WSQ makes tests owned, executable, and auditable
This ship has already sailed. Capital is wind — not rescue.
WSQ ships today, sells today, and spends almost nothing to serve the next customer. Lean by design means growth compounds instead of burns.
WebSureQTool (WSQ) is a local-first QA workspace for Web UI and API testing, built and self-funded by SoftTelRG. The product is built and shipping — Microsoft Store distribution, live self-serve subscriptions, and a ~12.5 million-professional market that regulation keeps pushing toward local-first tooling. The next phase is scaling customer acquisition, recurring subscriptions, and enterprise adoption. The strongest pitch is a five-minute product trial — download it free and judge the execution quality firsthand.
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Test automation became a subscription to someone else’s cloud
Mainstream test platforms store suites, run history, and evidence in vendor clouds. Every run ships staging credentials, internal URLs, and API payloads to a third party. For fintech, healthcare, and government teams that is not an inconvenience — it is a compliance blocker. And when the subscription lapses, the tests are gone.
AI floods teams with generated tests — someone has to run them accountably
LLMs draft tests in seconds, in exactly the plain formats WSQ executes (YAML, JSON). WSQ is the accountable execution layer: deterministic runs, local evidence (HTML, JUnit XML, run.json), and exported Java/C# code with zero vendor dependency. AI drafts; WSQ runs, logs, and proves — on hardware the customer controls.
~12.5 million professionals in the Web UI, API, and QA automation domains
Within that pool, the first commercial focus is deliberately narrow: QA consultants & agencies (clean client handoff via code export), Java/.NET product organizations (natural CodeGen fit), and security-sensitive organizations (local control as a requirement, not a preference).
Lean is not a phase — it is the design
No per-user cloud costs
WSQ is a local-first desktop product. Execution, storage, and reports run on the customer's machine — customer-side execution creates a structurally low infrastructure-cost model, with no per-seat cloud infrastructure to fund as usage grows.
Distribution infrastructure established
The Microsoft Store delivers WSQ in up to 222 supported countries/regions and handles updates; direct installers ship from GitHub Releases, and the public practice labs give prospects a zero-setup first run. Multiple acquisition surfaces exist today — repeatable customer acquisition at scale is the next problem, and the first thing capital accelerates.
Support that scales without headcount
Public step-by-step guides, an on-site Intelligent Assistant trained on the same knowledge base, two always-on practice labs, and a YouTube walkthrough channel absorb most onboarding load.
Revenue infrastructure live
Pro subscriptions ($24.99/wk · $69.99/mo · $752/yr) run on self-serve checkout today. Enterprise source-code licensing and professional services ($200+/hr) provide the high-touch upside. A commission-only partner program scales distribution with zero fixed cost.
Hybrid SaaS: a cloud control plane, a local execution plane
WSQ deliberately decouples its billing and identity control plane (cloud: SSO sign-in, entitlement checks, Stripe subscriptions) from its test execution engine (the customer’s own machine). One architectural decision resolves the two biggest friction points in enterprise B2B software at once: cloud infrastructure cost that scales with usage, and data-sovereignty compliance that stalls deals. The result captures the recurring-revenue predictability of SaaS with the cost structure of a desktop utility.
Hyper-scale distribution rails
Microsoft Store availability in up to 222 countries/regions with OS-native sandboxing and updates; GitHub Releases where engineers already live; public practice labs for a zero-setup first run. Global reach without building a distribution organization.
Structural margin advantage
Cloud testing platforms carry heavy compute costs to run customer suites. WSQ’s compute runs client-side; its cloud traffic is limited to lightweight metadata — identity, entitlement, and billing. As subscribers grow, server costs stay near-flat: operating leverage by architecture, not by optimization.
Enterprise friction removed
SSO-based identity (Microsoft & Google) and automated Stripe subscriptions are live today — self-serve, global, no invoicing cycle. Because test data never leaves the customer’s machines, the security-review conversation starts simpler than any cloud vendor’s. Deeper enterprise IdP integrations are a natural premium expansion path.
| Dimension | Typical cloud testing SaaS | WSQ Hybrid SaaS |
|---|---|---|
| Execution compute | Vendor cloud — cost scales with every customer run | Customer machines — vendor cost stays near-flat |
| Cloud footprint | Full test workloads, artifacts, and customer data | Metadata only: identity, entitlement, billing |
| Security review | Vendor processes customer test data — long audits | Test data never leaves the customer — simpler review |
| Global availability | Region-by-region rollout and entity setup | Microsoft Store rails, up to 222 countries/regions, day one |
| Monetization | Sales-led contracts, usage caps, invoicing cycles | Self-serve Stripe subscriptions, live today |
Comparison describes structural model differences, not any specific vendor’s financials.
Built by SoftTelRG — structured to be investable
WebSureQTool is developed and wholly owned by SoftTelRG LLC. For the right partnership, the product and all of its intellectual property can be placed in an independent entity — a clean, WSQ-only structure isolated from other SoftTelRG products, with a cap table that contains exactly one thing: this product and its market. No entanglements to unwind, no shared-asset ambiguity.
Capital accelerates a machine that already runs
WSQ is deliberately self-funded: the product, distribution, billing, and partner program all operate today without external capital. Investment is about speed, not survival.
SoftTelRG is open to strategic conversations around WebSureQTool with investors who can contribute to its long-term commercial growth — market access, domain expertise, or operational scale alongside capital. We are not publishing a fixed financing target, valuation, equity percentage, or transaction structure. Any potential investment would depend on mutual fit, diligence, market conditions, and long-term alignment. We are open to minority-stake discussions and flexible structures — including the independent WSQ-only entity described above — where there is serious strategic interest.
What has been de-risked
- Product feasibility — shipping on the Microsoft Store, in real use.
- Distribution mechanics — Store, direct installers, practice labs live.
- Self-service evaluation — 30-day free trial with no sales touch.
- Monetization mechanics — self-serve subscription checkout operating.
- Product transparency — public security documentation and roadmap.
What investment accelerates
- Customer acquisition — turning established surfaces into repeatable volume.
- Partner distribution — scaling the commission-only growth-partner network.
- Enterprise adoption — regulated-industry pilots and source-code licensing.
- Product velocity — pulling forward the roadmap enterprise evaluations ask for.
- Conversion & retention — turning evaluations into durable subscriptions.
- Security & procurement readiness — the reviews and paperwork enterprise deals require.
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