Google Play closed testing
You built the app. Let’s take the next step together: real Android testers, useful feedback, and a coordinated closed test.
Proposed launch offer. No payments or reservations yet.
Target onboarding within 6 hours after payment is verified and you supply a ready-to-test app with valid access details.
A process illustration, not a live dashboard.
A clear next step
The proposed campaign keeps coordination off your list, so you can focus on making your app better.
Supply a ready build, your opt-in link and the tasks you want people to try.
We plan to recruit 15 Android testers and help them join your closed test.
A 14-day campaign with participation checks, feedback and time for your fixes.
Review your feedback summary, check eligibility, then apply in your own Play Console.
When does it start? Target onboarding within 6 hours after payment is verified and you supply a ready-to-test app with valid access details. The target covers onboarding, not the entire test or Google’s review.
Useful feedback, not just a headcount
“It doesn’t work” is a starting point. A clear report shows the task, the steps, and the difference between what someone expected and what happened.
Your app. Your account.
A testing service helps coordinate people. You keep control of your app, your fixes and your application.
Recruit the cohort, coordinate genuine testing, check participation and bring feedback together. Replacement and extension terms must be agreed before sales.
Provide working access, choose meaningful tasks, resolve issues and apply for production access yourself. Arrange limited test accounts securely when needed.
Assess your production-access application. Meeting the testing threshold does not guarantee approval or publication on a particular date.
Read the closed testing requirements ↗Small price. Defined scope.
No tiers to decode. Review exactly what is proposed before requests open.
No subscription. A defined testing campaign.
Explore the testing planProposed launch plan. Payments are disabled.
Target onboarding within 6 hours after payment is verified and you supply a ready-to-test app with valid access details.
Read the draft service-delivery terms ↗Before you take the hop
Google’s policy checked on 2026-09-18.
Read Google’s official guidance ↗This requirement applies to personal developer accounts created after November 13, 2023. Check your own Play Console for the requirements that apply to your account and app.
Target onboarding within 6 hours after payment is verified and you supply a ready-to-test app with valid access details. This is an onboarding target, not the duration of testing or Google’s review.
The proposed cohort of 15 gives you a buffer above the minimum of 12. It does not remove the need for each qualifying tester’s continuous opt-in history.
No. A replacement has their own opt-in history, so replacing a tester can extend the time before you qualify.
Google’s cited guide does not prescribe a daily-open count. It asks about engagement and feedback; TestPogo’s proposed daily participation checks are a separate service commitment.
No. Keep your Google password and Play Console administrator access private. If your app needs login access, a limited test account can be arranged securely later.
Review Google’s explanation, address the issues and continue testing as needed. Extensions and replacements are part of the proposed service, but their limits must be confirmed before orders open.
No. Payments and testing requests are closed in this preview. You can review the plan and try the app-details flow without sending anything.
The proposed price covers one app and one campaign. Another app or campaign would need a separate order after sales open.
Refund terms are under owner review and no money is being collected. Read the draft refund policy before any future purchase.
A little guidance helps
Understand continuous opt-in and who the requirement applies to.
Estimate your eligibility date from the qualifying cohort’s start time.
Bring your feedback, fixes and readiness notes together.
From built to better
Start with the plan. Keep your account and your decisions in your hands.