Device calibration is conducted to determine the optimal Virtual User Distribution (VUD) value for the number of Virtual Users per load injector server. During calibration, factors such as device tasks, complexity, and required CPU resources are considered. By default, we utilize the average VUD to ensure optimal CPU utilization per load injector (up to 80%) and effective distribution of virtual users between injectors, drawing from our experience. The calibrated Virtual User Distribution varies depending on the type of task:

• For HTTP/S Tests: 8 to 500 users
• For Web Page/Web Application Tests: 2 to 8 users
• For Web Applications with Rich Internet Application (RIA) image validation: 2 to 5 users

Testing web applications involves rendering a web page within a genuine browser environment, a process that demands more system resources from the load injector compared to merely sending GET or POST requests to the web server. This distinction is what sets LoadView apart from basic HTTP ping tools like JMeter, offering a more comprehensive testing solution. 

Subscription Plans: Opt for our fixed-rate subscription plans, billed monthly or annually, offering rollover of unused virtual user (VU) minutes and load injector (LI) hours. Ideal for tests over $200 and organizations with ongoing testing needs or frequent development cycles.

On-Demand Plan: Perfect for sporadic testing with minimal virtual users and short durations. Pay-as-you-go flexibility ensures you’re only charged for what you use, with no fees for unused resources at the end of the billing cycle.

Yes, LoadView’s API testing tools can handle any scenario for API testing.

If you choose to cancel your LoadView subscription within 90 days, you’ll only be charged for the months of service used at the standard month-to-month list price, along with any utilized Professional Services hours ($150/hour). Any remaining balance will be refunded to you.