Hire Android App Testers for Google Play Closed Testing

Yes, they are real people. Every tester uses a physical Android phone with their own Google account on a real mobile or home Wi-Fi network. We do not use bots, emulators, or device farms, because that activity does not look like real testing.

If your personal Google Play developer account was created after November 13, 2023, Google requires you to run a closed test with a minimum of 12 testers who have been opted in continuously for at least 14 days. When you meet that criteria, you can apply for production access from the Dashboard in Play Console and answer questions about your closed test, your app, and your production readiness.

No. The production access requirement is for a closed test. Internal testing is useful for quick checks with a small trusted group, but it is not the track Google requires you to complete before you apply for production access.

Each tester must open your opt-in link, join the closed test with the Google account you listed, and stay opted in for 14 consecutive days. Google states that a tester who opts in, tests for fewer than 14 days, and then opts out does not count, and if they opt back in later, the 14 days must be consecutive.

Create your closed testing track under Test and release > Testing > Closed testing, create a release, add the tester email list we provide under the Testers tab, and send us the opt-in link the track generates. We handle tester opt-in, daily use, replacements, and activity records from there.

Testers install your app from Google Play after opting in, open it every day, and use its core features. Google's own guidance is to give testers clear instructions and encourage them to use as many features as possible, so we direct testers through your main flows and collect the feedback, bugs, and crashes they find.

No, and they should not. Google states that testers cannot leave public reviews on Google Play for test versions. Testers can send private feedback through Google Play, and we collect feedback for you to summarize in your production access application.

We replace them from our standby testers at no extra cost. Because one opt-out can break a tester's continuous 14-day count, our Grow and Scale plans start with more than the minimum 20 or 25 testers so your total stays safely above 12.

Once at least 12 testers have been opted in continuously for 14 days, you can click Apply for production in Play Console. You will answer questions in three sections: About your closed test, About your app or game, and About your production readiness. We provide session records, screenshots, and tester feedback to help you answer the closed test section accurately.

Google says review usually takes seven days or less, but it can sometimes take longer, and the account owner is notified by email when the review is complete. If Google requires additional testing, for example because of insufficient tester engagement, we run a free re-test if the rejection was because of a testing problem, subject to our guarantee terms.

No. We never need your Play Console login or your source code. You stay in control of your account. You simply add our tester emails to your closed testing track, the same way you would add any other testers.

Yes. If your app needs an account, provide test credentials or a free sign-up and our testers will create accounts and use the app normally. Games and non-English apps are fine too, because testers use your real features rather than following an English-only script.