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SoapUI

The simplest and easiest way to begin your API testing journey·soapui.org

Free plan · Open source See pricing ↓

SoapUI is described as the world's most widely-used automated testing tool for SOAP and REST APIs, letting users write, run, integrate, and automate API tests. The open source version is aimed at individuals working on a single machine in one environment. It supports REST, SOAP, GraphQL, and JMS protocols, WSDL import, ad-hoc testing, and MockServices creation for simulating API behavior.

What it's for

Ad-hoc testing and exploring of SOAP/WSDL servicesFunctional testing and validation of services via assertions and scriptingBasic performance/load testing of SOAP/WSDL servicesCreating MockServices to simulate client behaviorWSDL coverage analysis of tested contractsWSDL refactoring to update tests for new WSDL versionsREST API testing

Features 13

Command-line tools for running tests and mocks
Easy import of WSDLs and default request generation
Graphical code generation front end for web service frameworks
Groovy/Javascript scripting for test automation
Integrated WS-I compatibility testing tools
Load testing of SOAP/WSDL services
Manual test log comparison
MockServices for simulating client behavior
SOAP Request TestStep for functional testing and validation
Support for WS-Security, WS-Addressing, WS-ReliableMessaging, MTOM
Supports REST, SOAP, GraphQL, and JMS protocols
WSDL Coverage functionality
WSDL Refactoring for updated WSDL versions

At a glance

free tieropen source

TypeDesktop app

DeploymentInstalled (local)

Forindividuals and users working on a single machine in one environment

CompanySmartBear Software · 2003

Resources

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Pricing

SoapUI Open Source is free to download. A separate commercial product, ReadyAPI, offers a 14-day trial with no credit card required, but this trial applies to ReadyAPI, not SoapUI.

SoapUI Open SourceFree

No native SDLC integrations; data-driven testing and automated test refactoring not available (manual only).

For individuals and users working on a single machine in one environment