e2e Raises €7 Million for Open Source Software Testing Framework

Nov 4, 2026
e2e raised €7 million in seed funding to develop its open source framework for testing web and mobile applications.

e2e raised €7 million ($8 million) in seed funding for its open source software testing framework, according to The Recursive. Credo Ventures, KAYA, Point Nine, Baobab Ventures and Script Capital led the round, with participation from Snowflake cofounder Marcin Żukowski and Uber cofounder Oscar Salazar.

The round brings total funding to €8.05 million ($9.2 million), following a €1.05 million preseed round three months earlier. The company says its framework has exceeded 1 million downloads, gained more than 12,500 GitHub stars and run over 10 million tests since launching on October 1.

e2e began in early 2026 as TesterArmy, which provided an AI agent that tested applications for customers. The founders later replaced that product with an open source framework built for web and mobile application testing.

The company will use the funding to expand its engineering team and open source community. It also plans to launch infrastructure for running end to end tests at scale in 2027, while generating revenue from testing infrastructure, enterprise deployments and related services.

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