I found setup to be pretty straightforward and anything that gave me trouble was solved by looking at the Runscope documentation.

The complexity of the setup was due more to the complexity of the API calls in the system that I was testing, not the complexity of Runscope. To make it easier to onboard new customers, CA may want to have example tests with a couple API calls demonstrating assertions and variables.

The initial setup was straightforward, but it included a lot of repetitive manual work.

The initial setup was straightforward. Now that I have more experience with REST API automation, anything that I ran into during setup was due to my lack of knowledge at the time.

Setup was fairly straightforward.

The setup was very nice. It was fine.

I had a local setup done. It was pretty easy and straightforward.

I set it up in the development environment so that certain tests run there. I also did quite a bit of the production environment setup. That was more like creating an environment, not installing anything, such as a Runscope agent.

It was pretty straightforward. All the documentation is there. You just can't search the documentation.

The initial setup was pretty straightforward. The work is in the cloud, you have to set integration options and libraries, if needed, then start to work.

The initial setup is pretty straightforward.

Setup was moderately straightforward.

Easy setup, easy to make your first tests. There is a bit of a learning curve when you are trying to decide how to group tests and use variables, but nothing that their tech team isn't able to help you through.