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WebLOAD

RadView

Enterprise Suite Commercial Self-hosted

Frequently asked

Is it open source?

No. WebLOAD is listed as commercial.

What protocols does it support?

WebLOAD supports HTTP, HTTPS, WebSocket, REST.

Is it cloud or self-hosted?

WebLOAD is listed as self-hosted.

Is it still maintained?

WebLOAD is listed as active.

WebLOAD combines browser-based test design, load generation, and analytics. RadView offers the product for enterprise performance testing teams.

About

WebLOAD is an enterprise-grade, commercial load testing software designed for testing web and mobile application performance, scalability, and integrity. It allows users to simulate real-world traffic with virtual clients to identify performance bottlenecks and optimize systems under load.

Features

  • JavaScript-based test scripting with IDE support for correlation, parameterization, and debugging
  • Goal-oriented testing (automated load scaling based on performance thresholds)
  • Real-time analytics dashboard with over 75-80 metrics and configurable report templates
  • Support for multiple protocols including HTTP/S, WebSockets, and REST APIs
  • Integration with APM tools (e.g., Dynatrace, AppDynamics, New Relic) and CI/CD tools (e.g., Jenkins)
  • Hybrid deployment options: cloud, on-premises, or fully-managed SaaS
  • Advanced correlation engine for managing dynamic session-specific data

Pricing

WebLOAD offers flexible, quote-based enterprise plans (SaaS or on-premise) and a pay-as-you-go model starting at $0.15 per Virtual User Hour (VUH). Subscription pricing is based on factors such as concurrent virtual users, deployment method, and term.

Author / Company

RadView Software

AI features

  • AI-powered insights for performance optimization
  • ChatGPT integration for dynamic performance optimization

Latest release

13.4.0 · Not explicitly stated (latest version listed in change log is 13.4.0)

Release 13.4.0 (Build 231) is the latest entry in the official change log.

GROUNDED VIA EXA · 2026-08-11

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