Get the 12 testers Google Play requires
Real people open your app on their own phones for 14 days. Pay once, or test other apps for free. 12 testers × 14 days. That's what Google Play asks for before production. Each square is one verified day of use.
Get 12 testers · Test apps for free
Get your testers
- 12 testers · $12.99 · Google's minimum
- 15 testers · $14.99 · Recommended: room for dropouts
- 25 testers · $22.99 · Safest
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How it works
- Paste your app link: Your Google Play link or package name.
- Pay: Pay once, or earn credits by testing other apps.
- Add our testers group: Add one email to your closed test, or let us add it with one tap. Then the 14 days start.
What you get
- Real people, real phones. Every tester installs your app from Google Play on their own Android phone. No emulators, no fake accounts.
- Daily use, verified. Our app on each tester's phone confirms they opened your app that day. That's the engagement Google checks.
- Dropouts replaced automatically. If a tester stops, a new one takes the seat. You only pay for verified days; unused credits stay yours.
- Test report and Play Console answers, free. Daily activity, tester feedback, and draft answers for Google's production-access questions.
- Private by design. Testers never see your account, and you never handle their emails. Everything goes through one Google Group.
Other services charge $12–$20 for 12 testers and don't verify daily use. Here it's $12.99, or free if you test other apps.
Questions
Is this allowed by Google?
Google requires real testers who use your app. Here, every tester is a real person on their own phone, and use is verified daily. Nothing is automated or faked.
What do I do in Play Console?
Upload your app to a closed test track. Then tap Connect Google Play and we add our testers group for you. Prefer to do it by hand? Add the group email we show under Testers → Google Groups.
Why a Google Group?
Google Play lets testers in either by a list of emails or by a Google Group. With our group you add one address once, and every tester we send can install. Members can't post, so there's no spam; it's only a guest list.
A tester sees “App not found” or “not available in your country”?
Closed tests are private, so Play shows this to anyone who isn't let in yet. Check three things: your closed test release is approved and the track is available in all countries; our group is added under Testers; the tester tapped “Become a tester” with the same Google account their Play Store uses. New changes can take a few hours to reach phones.
What if testers drop out?
Testers who never install or stop opening the app are released automatically, their slot reopens, and you're only charged for verified days. Ask for 14–15 testers to stay safe.
Does it work outside the US?
Yes. Testers and developers join from anywhere Google Play is available.
Can my AI agent use it?
Tester Exchange has an MCP server and a simple API, so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other agents can find testers, run your campaign and pull the report for you.
Guides
- How to get 12 testers for Google Play closed testing
- Fix "more testing required" after closed testing
- Answer the production-access questions
- Google Group vs email list for closed testing
- Free ways to find closed testers
- Free production-access answer generator
- API and MCP server for AI agents
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