Software Testing Market Statistics – Key Trends & Figures For 2024



Software testing is a crucial component of today’s digital technology industry. The market has undergone significant transformations in the last few years, resulting from tech advancements, regulatory changes, and ever-changing business requirements.

The main reasons for the industry’s and market’s growth include the adoption of automated testing tools that expedite time to market and the early implementation of testing protocols.This post discusses the market’s size, key markets and industries, tools, and key players. We’ll also explore software testing automation and forecast possible future trends in the software testing market. Let’s dive in.
                                    

 



Software Testing Market Size & Forecast
According to an April 2024 report by Techavio, the software testing market is expected to reach $15.94 billion by 2027 at a CAGR of 9.22%.
The greater number of cloud-based testing services
The increased adoption of mobile testing
The growing demand for test automation services

Key Software Testing Markets
In this section, we’ll look at the key software testing markets: the key industries impacted by software testing, the largest regional markets, and software testers themselves.

Software Testing Automation & Technical Statistics
In this section, we look into the technical aspects of software testing and highlight automation statistics. After all, automation is a priority for many testers today – as many as 30%.

Types of Software Tests
In 2023, unit testing was the most common type of software test. It involves testing the smallest functional segment, or unit, of code. In 2023, it was used in 63% of all software projects.
Functional software testing, which essentially determines that ‘everything works as it’s supposed to, is another common type of software testing. In 2023, it was used in 62% of projects – 10% less than in 2022

Software Testing Tools & Key Players Statistics
A PractiTest report states that Jira is one of the most popular software testing tools in 2024, followed by Selenium and Postman. In 2020, JUnit and Selenium’s Web Driver were the most popular testing frameworks.

Future of Software Testing
In this final section, we consider the possible future trends impacting the software testing market and analyze the extent to which they’re having an impact.

Increased Adoption of Agile and DevOps
Agile and DevOps are the most popular software development and testing frameworks in 2024. That’s no surprise, as they’re very effective at reducing time to market and helping IT organizations operate more effectively.


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