ReadyAPI solves different business problems, and I've seen that, particularly in the education sector where I worked. One is that because ReadyAPI is a licensed tool and it's deployed on-premises, you can host multiple data sets on it. You can host more than a million records on ReadyAPI, and it will still be able to run because it's deployed on an on-premise server. It essentially runs on the CPU, and you don't need to consider resource utilization as much, compared to other tools that depend on memory space, so those tools are unable to run more than fifteen thousand or twenty thousand data, while ReadyAPI is very helpful in that area. The tool is also more user-friendly than other tools.

ReadyAPI has benefited our organization. I will give a comparison between the open source and the commercial version of ReadyAPI. On average we used to automate five to seven scenarios using the open source version. However, we have seen that we can automate more than 25 to 30 scenarios using the commercial version.

We are using it for testing. We test all the API calls. Without it, we cannot release anything. It helps us find issues with the implemented APIs. 

The solution got us more into automated testing, as far as web services go, so now we're able to mass-test.

Testing API with this tool is very effective. Testers can very quickly get productive with ReadyAPI.

We are at the initial stage of using this product, and although we have a plan, it is too early to assess and recognize the benefits.

With this solution, we have achieved a fifty-percent gain when it comes to writing test cases.

ReadyAPI is a QA testing tool. We were able to catch many bugs because we could inject various scenarios running through our data-driven testing. This improves the quality of our products.