Mobot blog · Jan 2025
Official Mobot update announcing the company’s renewed push on physical QA-as-a-service, reiterating the Series A funding, customer traction, and the vision for broader physical-device testing.
Mobot is a QA-as-a-service platform using actual mechanical robots
Company research
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Overview
Mobot is a New York–based QA-as-a-service company that uses human-supervised mechanical robots and real physical devices to automate mobile app testing, especially edge cases that emulators and conventional frameworks struggle with. Public sources currently show Eden Full Goh as the founder and Chief Product Officer; older company/about pages still describe her as Founder & CEO, so the CEO title appears inconsistent across public pages.
Primary product
Robot-powered mobile app testing / QA-as-a-service platform for iOS, Android, and iPadOS
Founded
2018
Headquarters
New York, New York, United States
Team size
30-40
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
QA-as-a-service / mobile app testing platform
Offices
New York, NY
Los Angeles, CA
Miami, FL
Seattle, WA
Business model
QA-as-a-service
infrastructure-as-a-service
managed services
credit-based usage pricing
Funding
Stage
Series A
Total raised
$17.9M
Latest round
Series A · Aug 2022
Latest amount
$12.5M
People & investors
Leadership
Founder & Chief Product Officer
Head of Engineering
Head of Operations and Strategy
Director of Sales
Senior People Operations Manager
Senior Manager Customer Operations
Product Manager
Work & culture
Mobot presents itself as a small, high-performing, creative team with explicit values around quality and craftsmanship, people-first behavior, inclusivity and empowerment, trust, and resilience. Job posts emphasize a collaborative, fast-moving culture and a diverse and inclusive workforce.
Work style
Flexible
Visa sponsorship
No
Compensation
Public job postings advertise competitive salary, performance bonuses, stock options/equity, health benefits, paid family leave, commuter benefits, and 401(k). A public SDR posting listed a $60k-$80k base range; a PMM posting listed a $120k-$175k base range. Overall compensation signals suggest a standard startup package with equity and benefits rather than a public salary framework.
Benefits
competitive salary
performance bonuses
stock options
health benefits
paid family leave
commuter benefits
401(k) with employer contribution
generous PTO
equity program
Product & market
Pricing
Flexible credit-based pricing; managed mobile QA plans reportedly start at about $2,000 per month, and pricing pages list usage credits starting at $0.75 per credit.
Differentiators
- —Uses physical robots on real devices instead of emulators or simulators
- —Human-supervised QA rather than fully software-only automation
- —Covers hard-to-automate flows like deep links, push notifications, Bluetooth, multi-device interactions, and device-specific edge cases
- —Credit-based managed service with no technical setup or coding required for basic use
- —Access to 300+ physical iOS and Android devices
- —Combines robots with expert QA analysts and operations support
- —Positioned as a fully managed service for engineering, QA, product, marketing, and support teams
Technology
Jira
Slack
Xcode
Python
GraphQL
Postman
Salesforce
Android devices
computer vision
AI
Customers
Citizen
Persona
Branch
Mapbox
Radar
Sandboxx
Homebase
Batch
Rappi
a top 10 social networking platform
a number one U.S. neobank
Competitors
Waldo
Testlio
Kobiton
Nemedio
Auterion Government Solutions
Foxglove Technologies
Machina Labs
Scale & contact
Estimated revenue
about $2.2M annual revenue (public profile also shows $1M-$10M)
Latest news
Mobot blog · Jan 2025
Podcast-style company post focused on engineering leadership, the evolution of the platform, and how Mobot’s no-code operator workflow and internal dogfooding shaped the product.
Mobot customer story
Recent customer case study describing Homebase’s adoption of Mobot for complex mobile regression coverage and weekly release acceleration.
Mobot customer story
Customer story showing Mobot used to reduce manual testing across large multi-app test suites.
Mobot customer story
Case study describing Mobot’s use by a large U.S. neobank to automate manual test cases and save 20+ hours per week.
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