The scalability is good. I'd rate it eight out of ten. 

We have 70 top 80 people using the solution right now. 

We likely will increase usage in the future. 

We can easily use Postman for large projects. We can create collections - as many as we want - and share them as JSON, for example.

The solution is scalable. Currently, three people are using the solution in my company. I rate Postman a six out of ten for its scalability.

It's scalable. They have put a lot of new features into Postman. They have developed it in terms of UX/UI designing as well as features like runner, input level, and raw text level. So, it's scalable, but the downside is that they don't have any UI level of testing, and it cannot be integrated with any other supporting tool. It's not scalable in that way. 

I don't know the exact count, but we probably have 100 to 150 people using it. We use it very frequently. We use it on a daily basis.

The solution is scalable.

If used as a stand-alone solution it is easily scalable.

Postman is scalable.

Only the client can test it. I do not see much use for scalability. For example, if I have all these collections, I can use some script and automate the flow. Other than that, we don't see many use cases for Postman itself. 

The solution is scalable, we use it for millions of customers' API codes. 

If we want to scale our operations, we definitely try to test our APIs with many requests at the same time from the real scenario perspective. For performance testing, we use a separate tool. NeoLoad is the tool that we use for our API performance testing. Scalability-wise, Postman can be improved a little bit. They can include more options to do performance testing or rate testing so that we can query or push a lot of requests to our APIs.

We are a very big organization. We probably have around 2,000 developers. It is being used extensively. It is good for API testing.

Scalability-wise, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

I worked with Postman all by myself in my IT group, but there is another group in my company with three or four members who use Postman presently.

I may use Postman even more for another project if needed in the future.

We're a large organization and I imagine there are around 1,000 people using this solution. For maintenance and upgrades, our organization has the repository to maintain all software. Though it's freeware, you cannot install it directly and we have a separate team responsible for maintaining all the software.

Stability-wise, I rate the solution a nine out of ten.

The stability of the product has been better since last month.

The solution is easy to scale till now.

We are using the solution for five people.

The solution is scalable.

The solution is scalable. 

Postman is scalable. I can have multiple instances of Postman running tests simultaneously. If necessary, I can open two Postman instances and compare them with another test. 

We have 13 people using the product. It's just my team using the solution, as we have maintained the SSL certification separately.

In my company, over 50 employees use Postman.

I know that our team, which is three people, uses the solution. I'm not sure who else does in the company. We're all engineers. 

It is scalable, but it takes up a lot of resources. We have 40 users using Postman, mostly from the dev, automation and manual test teams. We use the solution weekly.

There are multiples for API testing. The scaling is fine. I'd rate the ability to extend eight out of ten. 

The solution works well at the enterprise level. 2,000 to 5,000 people are in that company. It's quite compatible with a range of company sizes. 

This is a scalable solution but scaling it can be complex. 

The solution is scalable for testing purposes. We plan to increase its usage further.

One of the most valuable aspects of Postman is scalability. We can scale the collection and for the multiple repositories of the collections.

My company has 100 users for the product. 

Postman is a scalable product. We have two or three users using Postman in our organization.

The solution is scalable.

All the developers in my company are using this solution.

This is a scalable solution. 

This is a scalable solution.

Observed performance issues when used excessively. The application freezes and needs a restart. The response of the app is slow while running a collection with a lot of APIs.

We have integrated Postman with Newman, and that is working fine.

The scalability of Postman is suitable for my needs.

We have approximately 10 people using Postman in my company.

The scalability of Postman is good.

The solution is scalable for API testing but requires additional tools for UI testing or database testing. 

The solution is scalable. An improvement to the octet-stream will enhance scalability for testing APIs. 

We have around 10 users of this solution. It is good for now. We don't have plans to increase its usage.

We have also had no issues with scalability.

We have not tested the extent of its scalability yet. Currently, ten people are using the solution in our organization.

We have between fifty and sixty employees who are all using this solution. We do not have plans to increase usage at this time.

You can send it multiple tests at one time.

The tool's free version is scalable. My company has about 100 users for the tool.

The scalability is good. I've used it in a company where there were around 200 people. It's generally used by an IT team.

Right now, two to three people are testing it and other people are joining in. We have individually different user ID's and we don't have to go chasing anything because we are using the free version now. Because we are not using the paid version I won't be able to see the scalability yet because we are just doing the basic stuff, such as a request hit and run.

Scalability is not for load testing. 

You cannot scale vertically. You can only scale horizontally.