— Google Play closed testing
Get 14 real testers for Google Play — in a day.
Google requires 12 testers opted in for 14 days before a new developer account can go live. We supply real testers on real devices and run the full test for you — so you reach production access without the hunt.
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14+Real testers
24 hrsTo start
14 daysFull cycle
₹899One-time
The requirement
Google Play's closed-testing rule
- At least 12 real testers opt in to your closed track
- They stay opted in for 14 consecutive days
- Real Android devices with genuine Google accounts
- Only then can you apply for production access
How it works
Three steps to production access
1
Send us your app
Set up a closed testing track in Play Console and share your opt-in link. We guide you if it's your first time.
2
Testers join in 24h
Real testers opt in on real devices and use your app daily, keeping engagement every day of the 14-day window.
3
Apply for production
After 14 compliant days you apply for production. We help you answer Google's questionnaire correctly.
Pricing
One-time price. No subscriptions.
Pay once per app and we run the whole closed test.
Starter
₹899 one-time
14 real testers · full 14-day closed test · production-access guidance
- 14 real testers on real Android devices
- Full 14-day cycle with daily engagement
- Start within 24 hours of payment
- Production-access form guidance
- Email support throughout
Common questions
Closed testing, answered
How many testers does Google Play require?
At least 12 testers opted in for 14 consecutive days before a new personal developer account can apply for production access. Our Starter plan covers exactly that; Pro adds a buffer.
How fast do testers start?
Testing starts within 24 hours of your payment and your opt-in link being ready.
Are these real testers on real devices?
Yes. Real Android devices with genuine Google accounts — which is what Google's requirement checks for.
Do you guarantee production access?
We guarantee our process: 14 continuous days of tester engagement, or a full refund. Google's final decision is theirs to make — but we guarantee the work that leads up to it.
What do I need to provide?
Your app name, your Play Console closed-testing opt-in URL, and — if your app needs a login — a test account so testers can get in.