Meet Google Play testing requirement. Get your app tested by 12 testers for 14 days continuously.
Every tester who has ever tested an app on Get12Testers is on the globe, in their country, with their rank on the ladder. Spin it, zoom in, and see who is testing and where.
Live · interactiveOpen the globe →Every testing cycle gives you actionable insights organized by the features you care about.
Define the features you want tested. Testers respond to each one individually.
Feedback collected at Day 1, 4, 7, 10, and 14 for consistent engagement.
Every feature response includes a bug flag so issues surface immediately.
App owners rate every piece of feedback. Low-effort testers get flagged, high-quality ones shine.
Your final report groups all feedback by feature, not by tester.
Fair exchange system. Test apps to earn, list apps to spend.
A fair exchange system where everyone contributes and everyone benefits. Testers who see apps through earn a bonus every 3 apps in a row, and owners who keep testing get their own app seen first.
No money changes hands. Test 3 apps through their 14-day cycle to earn the 60 credits it costs to list your own. Everyone who tests your app earned their place the same way.
You built your app and hit the 12-tester wall. Get past it for free with real community testing.
No marketing budget, no tester network. Trade your testing time for testers on your own app.
Need structured QA feedback before launch? Get feature-level reports from real Android users.
Get testers from around the world. Diverse feedback helps catch issues you might miss locally.
Yes, the free way always works: you earn credits by testing other developers’ apps, then spend them to get your own app tested. There are no subscriptions. If you are in a hurry you can also buy credits, and paid listings go to the front of the line.
New accounts start with 0 credits. Testing one app through the full 14-day cycle earns you 20 credits, and listing your own app costs 60, so you’ll need to test 3 apps to earn enough. You can also earn credits by placing in the weekly tester ladder.
Google Play requires that apps in closed testing have at least 12 testers who have been opted in for at least 14 consecutive days before you can apply for production access. This is a real barrier for indie developers — Get12Testers helps you clear it.
It depends on how many apps are in the queue. Once your app is listed, testers join until all 20 slots are taken. Then each tester has 48 hours to install it and send First Impressions, and the 14-day period starts once 17 of them have, so the testers Google counts are real.
Structured, feature-by-feature feedback at 5 checkpoints over 14 days (Day 1, 4, 7, 10, 14). You define the features you want tested, and testers respond to each one individually. The final report organizes everything by feature with bug flags and star ratings.
A tester who doesn’t install and send First Impressions within 48 hours loses the slot and it reopens for someone else. Once the test is running, every tester who goes quiet opens an extra backup seat, so the number of active testers holds up to day 14.
Absolutely. You can be testing multiple apps while your own app is being tested. There’s no limit on how many apps you can test simultaneously.
App owners rate every feedback submission on a 1-5 star scale. These ratings build each tester’s public profile, so high-quality testers stand out. Owners must rate all feedback before listing a new app, keeping everyone accountable.
Yes. The platform runs on trust and community norms. You need to install the app via the developer’s Play Store closed testing link and provide genuine feedback at each checkpoint.
Join a community of Android developers who help each other ship to Google Play.