Google Play Closed Testing Pricing

If you want to buy testers for Google Play instead of swapping tests with other developers, these are our prices. Google asks new personal developer accounts for 12 testers opted in for 14 days in a row. We bring the testers, keep them active every day, and hand you a report on day 14. You don't test anyone else's app.

Compare the plans

What you get	Basic	Pro	Agency
Price (International, USD)	$40	$100	Custom monthly terms
Price (India, INR)	₹1,000	₹2,000	Custom monthly terms
Testers	12	20	Per app, agreed monthly
Test length	14 days	14 days	14 days per app
Daily engagement	Yes	Yes	Yes
Feedback	Feedback + screenshots	Detailed feedback + screenshots	Per app
Day-14 report	Yes	Yes	One per app
Payment	50% to start, 50% on day 14	50% to start, 50% on day 14	Custom monthly terms

Every plan uses the same process: you share your closed testing opt-in link and package name, we send back the tester list to add in Play Console, our testers opt in and install the app on their own devices, they use it every day for 14 continuous days, and you get feedback, screenshots and a summary report on day 14.

How does the 50/50 payment work?

You never pay the full amount up front. You pay 50% to start your test and the remaining 50% on day 14, when your report is delivered. In practice that means:

• Basic ($40 internationally or ₹1,000 in India): half when the test starts, half on day 14.
• Pro ($100 internationally or ₹2,000 in India): half when the test starts, half on day 14.
• Agency: payment follows the custom monthly terms we agree with you.

The second half is tied to the day-14 report, so you pay it when you have the report in hand. International prices are in US dollars; India prices are in rupees. The 50/50 split is the same for both.

Refund or re-test promise

Refund or re-test promise: Google tells you why it declined production access. If the reason is on our side — fewer than 12 opted-in testers, fewer than 14 days, or insufficient tester engagement — you choose: a full refund or a new 14-day test at no extra cost. Just send us Google's decline message. If Google declines for a reason related to the app itself (for example policy, crashes, app quality or store listing), the promise does not apply.

These are the reasons Google gives for required continued testing. The promise does not change who decides: Google makes the decision on production access.

Which plan should you choose?

Choose Basic if you need Google's minimum: 12 testers opted in for 14 days, with daily engagement, feedback, screenshots and a report. Choose Pro if you want a buffer above Google's 12-tester minimum and detailed feedback. Choose Agency if you ship multiple client apps per month and want one point of contact and a day-14 report per app.

Not sure whether paying for testers is right for you at all? Our comparison of free vs paid testers sets out the trade-offs, including what a free tester exchange does well.

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