API Orbit Consulting

Project-based programming consulting for API testing and quality assurance — scoped, priced, and scheduled before any work begins.

+65-6000-1905

Singapore · UEN 201947382M

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Where API releases stall — and how we unblock them

Contract and schema assurance

We map OpenAPI or AsyncAPI documents to executable checks, then hunt drift between documentation, gateways, and backing services. Breaking changes surface before your consumers do.

Regression packs target the endpoints that carry revenue, permissions, or compliance payloads — not vanity coverage percentages.

Load-aware functional runs

Smoke, negative, and boundary suites run against staging mirrors that respect rate limits and auth flows your production stack expects.

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Release readiness memos

Each cycle ends with a plain-language memo listing defects, mitigations, and go/no-go guidance your engineering lead can forward to stakeholders.

Our API QA process, step by step

Engagements follow a repeatable rail so you always know what happens next — yet every statement of work is tailored to your stack.

Discovery workshop

We inventory environments, authentication modes, and the APIs that matter for your launch window. You receive a written scope outline within five business days.

Harness build

Automated checks land in your preferred runner (CI job, scheduled container, or isolated VM). Secrets stay in your vault; we never ask for production write access unless you explicitly grant it.

Execution cycles

We execute agreed suites after each build you nominate, logging failures with request traces redacted per your data policy.

Sign-off review

A closing call walks through open risks, recommended fixes, and optional follow-on work. Fees for the next cycle are quoted only if you ask to continue.

Evidence your integrators can trust

Neutral artefacts — not testimonials — show how we document API behaviour. Sample deliverables include annotated Postman collections, k6 scripts with threshold notes, and diff reports between spec versions.

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Who this is for — and who should look elsewhere

Good fit

  • Teams shipping REST or GraphQL services to external partners
  • Engineering leads who want independent API verification before GA
  • Organisations that can provide staging credentials and sample payloads

Not a match

  • Turnkey SaaS subscriptions or unlimited support retainers
  • Penetration testing or red-team exercises (we focus on functional QA)
  • Projects without a maintained API description or exemplar traffic