Just sharing. I'm the first person to ever try this as far as I know: Example project showing Jmeter running Chrome driver tests : To run it yourself : 1. Download the SauceLabs-Example.jmx project file from: https://github.com/djangofan/launch-jmeter/tree/master/src/test/jmeter 2. Create your own free 2-thread SauceLabs account and enter your SAUCEUSER and SAUCEKEY into the "User Defined Variables" section in the Jmeter project. 3. Run the tests and then check SauceLabs for the test result. 4. You should get a result something like this: https://saucelabs.com/tests/266516a5bc354a159cca66002a7a2348 The awesome thing here is that after Jmeter runs the browser tests, it calls the SauceLabs API to update the test status, test name, tags, and build#. Keep in mind that running this project requires Jmeter WebDriver plugins version 1.2.1 as well as groovy-all.jar . -Jon