You can do this without paying us
A reciprocal exchange costs nothing but your own testing time. It is genuinely slower and less reliable than the paid route, and we would rather say so than sell you something you do not need.
Join the exchange
Sign up with the Google account you use on your Android phone. That account is what opts in to other developers' closed tests.
Earn credits by testing
Each day you genuinely use someone else's app in test, you earn a credit. Open it, use it, report what you find.
Spend credits on your app
Post your own opt-in link and spend credits to have community members join your closed test.
Wait for the queue
This is the cost. Filling twelve slots by reciprocity takes days rather than hours, and members drop out without notice.
Which one you should actually pick
There is no wrong answer here. There is a wrong answer for your deadline.
Free exchange
- Costs nothing but time
- You test other apps daily for two weeks
- Slots fill over days, not hours
- Dropouts are common and unannounced
- No guarantee of any kind
Right when your launch date is flexible and your time is cheaper than $15.
Paid plans
- From $15 per app, once
- You do nothing after submitting the link
- Testers opted in within six hours
- Paid professionals who stay the window
- Approved, or your money back
One rule, strictly enforced
Credits are earned by real use of real apps on real devices. Members who farm credits without opening the app are removed, because a community full of fake activity is worth precisely nothing to everyone in it — and Google notices.
Ask about the exchange