Pass your closed test without chasing testers
You built the app. Finding 12 people who will open it every day for two weeks shouldn’t be the hardest part. TesterMob gives you testers who show up, and a dashboard that proves it.
Sound familiar?
Most developers try friends and family first. Here is why that usually stalls.
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Friends stop opening your appThey say yes on day one. By day four, nobody remembers.
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The clock resetsOne tester opts out and you drop below 12. Your 14 days start again.
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Nothing to tell GoogleThe production form asks what testers found. You have no feedback to show.
How it works, step by step
Setup is quick. After that, your job is to read feedback and ship improvements.
Use the Email list option in Play Console for your closed test. It lets you paste all tester Gmail addresses at once.
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Create your closed test in Play Console
Upload a build to a closed testing track and copy the web opt-in link.
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Add your app to TesterMob
Paste the opt-in link and your Google Play link into the dashboard, then pay $9.99 in USDT.
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Approve tester requests
Testers ask to join your test. Approve them and copy their Gmail addresses.
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Add their emails in Play Console
Paste the addresses into your tester list and save. Testers then opt in and install from Google Play.
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Follow the 14 days
With the SDK added, see daily activity for every tester and read their feedback as it comes in.
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Apply for production access
Use what testers told you to answer Google’s questions honestly and in detail.
What you get for $9.99
One flat price per app. No subscription, no per-tester fees.
- Real devicesTesters use their own Android phones, from budget models to flagships.
- Testers worldwideDifferent countries, languages and network conditions.
- Daily activity trackingSee opens and session time for each tester, every day.
- Real feedbackBug reports, usability notes and feature ideas from first-time users.
- Tester managementApprove testers and copy every Gmail with one click.
- Lightweight SDKOne .aar file and a few lines in your activities.
Make your test count
Google reviews how your closed test went before granting production access. These habits help.
Do
- Ship at least one update during the test, based on what testers reported.
- Reply to feedback so testers know what you fixed.
- Keep your closed test running the whole time, even after day 14, until production is approved.
- Write specific answers in the production form: what testers found and what you changed.
Avoid
- Removing testers or pausing the track mid-test. It can reset your 14 days.
- Submitting a build that crashes on launch. Test it on a real device first.
- Padding the list with your own spare accounts or emulators. Google looks for real engagement.
- Vague production answers like “testers liked it”.
Your 14 days start today.
Set up your closed test in minutes, or join as a tester and start earning.