What it does
WebLOAD is RadView's performance and load-testing product for exercising applications with scripted virtual users. Its browser-based Dashboard can create, execute, schedule, and analyze tests. Scripts can be recorded or written with JavaScript, and the product's correlation engine handles changing session values such as IDs and tokens. Depending on the deployment, load generators can run from RadView's SaaS cloud or on infrastructure operated by the customer.
Match the test design to the deployment
WebLOAD's documented workflow begins with a script that represents the application behavior to exercise. RadView describes recording a browser session or writing JavaScript, then parameterizing dynamic values and using correlation for session-specific data such as identifiers or tokens. The Web Dashboard provides one browser-based place to create, execute, schedule, and analyze tests. The results can be reviewed alongside server-side metrics, depending on the product plan and deployment.
The deployment choice affects where requests originate. In the SaaS option, scripts are uploaded to RadView's cloud load-generation environment and results are analyzed in the Dashboard. The application under test must be reachable from that external traffic; a service behind a firewall may need network changes. A self-hosted arrangement instead uses load generators managed by the customer, including machines in a data center or cloud account, which can suit internal applications.
The pricing page offers a 15-day evaluation license for up to 50 virtual users, with paid Pro and Enterprise offerings for larger or different deployment needs. Treat those evaluation limits as a way to assess a representative test, not as proof that a production-scale plan will have the same capacity. Confirm the available protocol and load-generator requirements for the application before selecting a plan.
Strengths
- The correlation engine is designed to manage changing session values in recorded or scripted tests.
- The browser Dashboard covers test creation, execution, scheduling, and analysis.
- RadView documents both SaaS load generation and customer-managed generators in a data center or cloud environment.
Watch out for
- A SaaS test target must be reachable by traffic arriving from outside the customer's network; internal systems may need a self-hosted deployment.
- The 15-day trial is limited to 50 virtual users, so it does not represent the capacity of paid tiers.
Best for
- Performance teams testing scripted web and API workloads with a browser-based analysis dashboard
- Organizations that need to choose between hosted load generation and customer-controlled infrastructure
Sources
- WebLOAD Load Testing Tool | RadView (Oct 26, 2026)
- WebLOAD Deployment Options - Radview Load and Performance Testing - Radview (Oct 26, 2026)
- WebLOAD Pricing | RadView (Oct 26, 2026)