For testers

Help indie Android developers pass Google Play's closed-testing requirement — and earn credits toward launching your own app, for verified participation, not clicks.

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    Sign up and complete your profile

    Sign in with Google and add your country — that's it, no payment details ever. One account per person — we check device fingerprints for duplicates, and duplicate farms get suspended.

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    Apply to campaigns

    Browse open campaigns and pick apps you'd actually use. When you apply, you submit the Google account email you'll opt in with — get this right, because the developer verifies it against Google's own tester list. You can run 3 campaigns at once to start — reliable testers unlock 5, then 7.

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    Opt in and install

    If accepted, open the campaign's Play opt-in link with your registered Google account, tap 'Become a tester', and install the app. Keep it installed for the full 14 days — uninstalling early ruins the test for the developer and your rating.

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    Check in on schedule

    Screenshot check-ins are due on days 3, 7, and 11. A check-in takes under a minute — screenshot the app open on your device and upload.

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    Earn credits and level up

    Each campaign pays 3 credits: 1 lands the moment you submit each early check-in, and the final credit arrives when the developer confirms completion — 36 credits posts your own campaign to 12 verified testers (18 starts one half-down). Your first three completions pay a double bonus. Start with 3 apps at once; reliable testers unlock 5, then 7 concurrent slots, so a full campaign is two to three 14-day windows away. Developers rate you 1–5 after each campaign; higher-rated testers get first access to new tiers as they launch.

Earn on your schedule

Several concurrent campaigns ≈ a few minutes of check-ins a week.

Become a tester