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Pactflow

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Managed service that stores and verifies consumer-driven API contracts for microservices, built on the open-source Pact framework.

About Pactflow

Pactflow is a commercial hosted service for contract testing. It builds on Pact, the open-source framework in which API consumers publish the expectations they have of a provider, and acts as a broker that stores those contracts and shares verification results between teams.

Pactflow is a proprietary, vendor-hosted service that adds management and collaboration features on top of Pact. Detailed capabilities, integrations and plans are described by the vendor on its own site, and it suits teams with many services that need to change independently without breaking each other.

Key features

  • Hosted Pact broker for contracts
  • Consumer-driven contract testing
  • Shared verification results across teams
  • Built on the open-source Pact framework

Good fit for

  • โ†’Preventing breaking changes between microservices
  • โ†’Coordinating releases across API teams
Tags
contract-testing
pact
api-testing
microservices
broker
ci-cd
saas

Pactflow: questions and answers

What is Pactflow used for?
Pactflow is a managed service that stores and verifies consumer-driven API contracts for microservices, built on the open-source Pact framework. It is a good fit for preventing breaking changes between microservices and coordinating releases across API teams.
Is Pactflow free?
Yes. Pactflow has a free plan, and paid plans start at $127 per month. A free trial is also available.
Is Pactflow open source?
No. Pactflow is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the API Tools category, open-source options include Kong, Apache APISIX and KrakenD.
What are some alternatives to Pactflow?
Pactflow competes with Postman, ReadyAPI and Stoplight.

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