The scalability of Katalon Studio is good.

I'm a part of a centralized team where I have approximately nine different tools. Wherever the requirements are in the project we use the solution, we do not use it on a day-to-day basis.

Though I know about Katalon Studio's scalability, I can't comment much since I have not used the tool much.

I am the only person who was involved in the use of Katalon Studio in my company.

It is an easy-to-scale platform.

Four to five people in our organization use the product.

We have seven users of the product in our organization, which includes six engineers and one manager.

Katalon Studio as a product has been scaling up on a day-to-day basis. Whenever I speak to the support team of Katalon Studio, I learn that some new features will be included in the product. It is a scalable product. Scalability-wise, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

Considering Katalon Studio's paid and free versions, ten people in my company use the product.

My company plans to increase the use of Katalon Studio in our environment, and we are also trying to enter into a partnership program with Katalon so that my company receives more offerings from the product side. For now, my company has purchased Katalon Studio to use on a project-to-project basis.

I would rate its scalability nine out of ten.

The tool is scalable. I would rate the tool's scalability an eight out of ten. We use around 28-30 licenses. 

I have not seen Katalon Studio scalable, but teams that are adjacent to our line of business, have.

We have approximately 50 people using the solution.

We are using Katalon Studio at approximately 80 to 100 percent. We plan on increasing usage in the future. 

It is a scalable solution.

The solution is scalable. 

I rate the solution’s scalability a six out of ten. We have ten licenses for the solution.

I rate Katalon Studio's scalability a four out of five. 

We have five people working with the solution right now. 

This solution was being extensively used on a daily basis in our organization.

However, for the last couple of months we are not using it as much as we were using it. From February, we have reduced the usage of Katalon because we are working on a replacement solution. We're very cost-conscious and the new tool provides us with more value. 

The solution does have potential to scale. It would be pretty easy to do so if a company needed to.

Katalon Studio is scalable.

We have seven people using this solution in my department.

This is a scalable solution. 

We haven't found any limitations with the scalability. Our clients haven't hit any barriers as of yet. It's my understanding that the solution can scale. 

Our use is still in the early phase, so we haven't yet looked at scalability or even how we can scale it up. There are only two of us using it at the moment.

The solution is quite scalable. If you go ahead and use the paid version, you can expand it as you need to.

At the time, we had eight to ten people using the solution, however, we are no longer using it, and therefore do not have plans to scale or increase usage.

For one machine it's good and easy to use. With this solution, you want to limit yourself to small tests.

I am not in a good position to comment on this because I didn't try that out. Currently, we have less than 50 users. 

The scalability of this solution is good.

We are still simply exploring the solution and therefore only have maybe ten users on the solution at this time.

The solution is easily scalable in our experience.

We have three users in our organization who are using this product.

This product is installed on your own client, and it runs fine there. Scalability is not really an issue. There are two of us using this solution at the moment, and we plan on maybe going up to three or four. There is only a certain amount of testing and automation required for our project.

Not yet.

I did not encounter any scalability issues.

I have not scaled it or used any plug-in. Currently, we have less than five users of this product.

We do not really have a reason to test the scalability, but it should be quite scalable. For the training project, it is only something students do for a few weeks. It depends on the team, but between two and six weeks, and no more. We get an average of about fifty students in their third year right now. They launch an initial development project including testing activity. The use of this kind of tools is optional and tool selection depends on the student group. The do not develop more than 2/3 sprints.

Katalon Studio is scalable because of the cost, and that you can execute Selenium scripts.

We have three people in our team who use it.

The scalability is okay for our immediate purposes. We have a maximum of ten users who are all test engineers.

Scalability depends on the scope of the project. It is not meant for load testing. However, if it can be integrated then you would see that it's more scalable in that aspect. Because it is just for API endpoint testing, it is not as scalable as one would assume. Again, it is for endpoint testing as opposed to load testing.

We had a team of four or five people who were using this product. They are test engineers with similar roles. 

None whatsoever.