Closed testing pricing
12 Testers 14 Days pricing for Google Play closed testing — 12 testers for 14 days
Test your Android app on real devices with verified testers. Every 12 Testers 14 Days package is built for managed Google Play closed testing: 12 opted-in testers, a full 14-day window, and a clearer path toward production access.
Basic includes 14 testers for 16 days. Premium includes 16 testers for 20 days per app. Both provide a buffer above the applicable Google minimum.
Our guarantee: free retest if Google denies production access, then a refund if that retest still isn’t approved.
Closed testing packages
For one Android app
Basic
1 credit for 1 app
$15
1 credit - covers 1 app submission
14 verified testers
16 calendar days of testing
Any app crash will be notified
Tester usage will be increased
Production questionnaire report
Free retest, and if that still isn't approved, a refund
For teams testing more than one app
Premium
2 credits for 2 apps
$29
2 credits - covers 2 app submissions (1 credit = 1 app)
14 verified testers
16 calendar days of testing
Any app crash will be notified
Tester usage will be increased
Production questionnaire report
Free retest, and if that still isn't approved, a refund
Enterprise / Custom
Custom testing plan
For agencies, larger app portfolios, and Android teams that need dedicated coordination or a tailored testing workflow.
Dedicated tester coordination
Multiple app submissions
Custom testing workflow
Priority support
Need help choosing the right package for your app? Contact us · How it works · Service guarantee — clear terms if the agreed delivery scope is not met
What your 12 Testers 14 Days package actually covers
Package pricing comes from the live API above. The sections below explain the service experience around those packages, from setup to tester coordination, reporting, and support.
Managed test window
A structured run designed around closed testing and release-readiness checks
Included
Verified testers
Real participants for each run, coordinated through the testing window
Included
Package-based pricing
Simple credits instead of add-on fees across multiple tools
Included
Build handoff
Share your build details, package name, and test goals once during onboarding
Included
Tester coordination
We help keep the run organized so your team is not manually chasing participation
Included
Progress visibility
Track the testing window with clearer status and completion signals
Included
Tester feedback
Collect notes and observations from real users during the run
Included
Issue summaries
Review what surfaced during testing without stitching together scattered threads
Included
Completion guidance
Use the end-of-run summary to move into your next release step with more clarity
Included
Email and WhatsApp support
Contact the team if you need help choosing a package or handling a live run
Included
Team and agency workflows
Need multiple runs or repeat testing support? We can guide the right package mix
Custom
Contact us
Priority coordination
Available for custom engagements that need additional planning or volume support
Available
Enterprise
What a well-prepared run gives your team
Give testers one concise brief: the journeys that matter, the access they need, and the questions worth answering.
Start with the brief
Release planning
Make joining straightforward, then keep the important testing milestones visible to the people responsible for the release.
Keep participation clear
Run coordination
Collect observations with enough product context that the team can decide whether to fix, investigate, or defer them.
Make feedback useful
Product learning
Use a testing window to establish a rhythm your team can inspect, rather than treating participation as an invisible checklist.
Follow the run
Progress visibility
Close with a short, structured record so the product, support, and release teams have the same reference point.
Close with context
Release handoff
A successful test is more than a number. It leaves the team with a better understanding of the product they are about to ship.
Use what you learn
Better launch decisions
Pricing questions developers ask before choosing 12 Testers 14 Days
- What does a testing package cover?
- Each package is a clear starting point for an Android release-preparation run. It brings the testing handoff, participation plan, and closeout context into one structured workflow. Current package details are shown above.
- Is this different from the free testing community?
- Yes. The public community is for developers who want to recruit volunteer testers and coordinate the work themselves. A package is for teams who want more structure around the release exercise.
- Do you charge per tester or per package?
- Pricing is package-based, so the scope is visible before you begin instead of being an open-ended per-tester invoice. Choose the package that matches the release work in front of you.
- What is the Google Play closed-testing requirement?
- For affected personal developer accounts, Google Play requires a closed test with at least 12 testers opted in continuously for the last 14 days before the account can apply for production access. Confirm the current requirement in Google's documentation for your account.
Ready to launch your next testing run?
Choose a package, send your build details, and let 12 Testers 14 Days carry your app through the 12-testers-for-14-days requirement with a cleaner, more organized workflow.
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