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Answer» The following table LISTS the differences between alpha testing and BETA testing: | Alpha testing | Beta testing |
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| Both white box and black box testing are used in alpha testing. | Black box testing is used in beta testing. | | Alpha testing is frequently done by testers who are inside employees of the company. | Clients who are not employees of the company undertake beta testing. | | Alpha testing takes place on the DEVELOPER's premises. | Beta testing is done on the product's end-users. | | Alpha testing does not include any reliability or security testing. | During beta testing, reliability, security, and robustness are examined. | | Before moving on to beta testing, alpha testing verifies that the product is of high quality. | Beta testing FOCUSES on the product's quality as well as gathering user feedback and ensuring that the product is ready for real-world USE. | | Alpha testing necessitates the use of a lab or a testing environment. | Beta testing does not necessitate the use of a testing setting or laboratory. | | Alpha testing could necessitate a lengthy execution cycle. | Only a small amount of time is required for beta testing. |
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