Real people, physical Android hardware, and written feedback — because the bugs that reach your reviews are rarely the ones an emulator finds.
An emulator runs your build on ideal hardware with a clean OS, full battery, perfect network and no other apps competing for memory. Real phones are none of those things. They have aggressive battery managers that kill background work, manufacturer skins that restyle system dialogs, two years of other apps installed, and mobile data that drops out mid-request.
That gap is where most one-star reviews come from. A sign-up flow that works perfectly in Android Studio can stall on a budget device because a permission prompt renders differently, or because the OTP SMS arrives ninety seconds late on a congested network.
Our testing puts your app in the hands of people using ordinary Android phones the way your users will: installed alongside everything else, over real connections, across repeat sessions rather than one scripted pass. What comes back is written in plain language — what broke, on which device, and what they were trying to do at the time.
Every round covers the same ground, scaled to the package you choose.
Fresh installs, permission prompts, onboarding, and the first-session experience that decides whether someone stays.
Registration, email or Google sign-in, password reset and OTP delivery — completed on real accounts, not stubs.
Multiple manufacturers and Android versions from 10 upward, across small, large, budget and current-generation handsets.
Wi-Fi, mobile data, and the flaky in-between where timeouts and retry logic actually get exercised.
Days of returning use, which surfaces state, sync, notification and battery problems a single pass never reaches.
Where testers hesitated, misread a label, or gave up — first-impression signal you cannot get from a crash log.
Feedback report volume depends on your package — see what each tier includes.
Choose the tester count and reporting depth that matches your release.
Essential testing support for simpler app requirements.
Regular price $69
Current price $50 / testing round
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Best for QA/testing or accounts whose Play Console requirement allows this tester count. Check your current Play Console requirement before ordering.
Recommended for most Google Play closed-testing projects.
Regular price $99
Current price $75 / testing round
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Recommended for most apps
Complete end-to-end testing support with maximum coverage.
Regular price $199
Current price $150 / testing round
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Complete end-to-end support
Closed testing is a Google Play release track where a limited, invited group of testers installs and uses your app before it goes public. For many newer personal developer accounts, Google requires a closed test with a minimum number of testers over a continuous period before you can apply for production access. It is Google's way of confirming that a real app has been genuinely tested by real people.
The requirement depends on your Play Console account and the policies in effect when you created it. Many personal accounts are asked to run a closed test with at least 12 testers opted in for 14 consecutive days, but Google has adjusted this requirement over time. Always confirm the exact number shown in your own Play Console dashboard — our Standard and Premium packages both provide 12 or more testers to cover the common requirement with a safety margin.
Yes. Our Standard and Premium packages cover apps with custom sign-up flows and user accounts. Testers register real accounts inside your app and use it as a normal user would.
Yes. Apps that use Google Sign-In are supported in every package, including Basic. Testers sign in with real Google accounts on their own devices.
Choose Premium. It covers apps that need full profile creation — onboarding questionnaires, profile photos, preference setup and similar multi-step flows. Testers complete the full setup so your app is tested the way real users experience it.
All testing happens on real physical devices running Android 10 or newer, across a mix of manufacturers and screen sizes. We do not use emulators.
How scripted passes, exploratory testing and reproducible bug reports fit together.
See the QA processIf your release is blocked by the Play Console testing requirement, start here instead.
Satisfy the requirementReal published apps we have run testing rounds for, with links to their Play listings.
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