Why switch
Everything you do in Postman — plus the parts it now charges for.
Postman moved team collaboration behind a paywall. Glubean syncs your collections and flows across the whole team on every plan, free.
| Capability | Postman | Glubean |
|---|---|---|
| Requests & collections | ||
| Environments & variables | ||
| Multi-step flows | ||
| Validate responses against your API specs | ||
| Team sync & collaboration | Paid | Free |
| Agent writes the flow for you | ||
| Graduate a flow into a CI test |
Debug flows
Not just send a request — debug the whole flow.
Requests, folders, and multi-step flows with branching and validation — synced across the team, runnable against real authenticated APIs.
Multi-step debug flows
Chain requests, branch, repeat, wait, and pass state between steps — the whole journey, not one call.
Contract-validation steps
Assert a response against one of your API specs right inside the flow — PASS / FAIL, no scripting.
Real, authenticated requests
The Chrome extension sends from the background: CORS-closed APIs, localhost, intranet, your session cookies attached.
The agent writes the code
Don't write the flow by hand — describe it, and the agent builds and edits the steps for you.
Free team sync
Your team shares one set of collections. No paywall.
Every request, flow, and example a teammate saves shows up for everyone — on the free plan and up. Collaboration isn't an upsell here; it's the default.
It's real code underneath
A flow you debugged can become a test you ship.
The flow QA built in the browser is the same code a developer can promote to a @glubean/sdk test — run it in CI, upload the evidence, watch it in Cloud. One artifact, two audiences.
01
Explore
QA builds & debugs the flow
02
Promote
the same flow becomes SDK code
03
CI + Cloud
it runs, uploads, and is watched