Google Play testing service pricing. One payment. Everything included.

Three one-time plans: Starter is $19.99 for 12 testers, Enterprise is $27.99 for 25 testers, and Enterprise + QA is $59.99 for 25 testers plus 4 deep-testing QA reports with screenshots and videos. Every plan includes the full 14-day closed test, real testers on real devices, a live progress dashboard, a written report, and free retesting if Google pushes back. There is no subscription and nothing renews; you pay once per app and that is the entire cost. Service fee: 5% of the package subtotal after any coupon, minimum $1.50 per order. Optional extras are added separately. Enterprise + QA has no service fee. One-app totals: Starter $21.49 and Enterprise $29.49 including the service fee; Enterprise + QA $59.99 with no service fee. Optional extras excluded.

Tester count, report depth, and support level. Starter (12 testers, $19.99) covers Google's requirement exactly, with a basic bug report. Enterprise (25 testers, $27.99) is the most popular plan: a 13-tester safety buffer, one detailed written report with screenshots, the highest priority queue, a dedicated account manager and 24/7 support. Enterprise + QA ($59.99, no service fee) is Enterprise plus professional QA: 2 QA testers deep-test your app and deliver 4 reports during the test, with screenshots and videos of the bugs found, and they re-check your new versions.

Pick by safety margin and by what you want out of the test. If your launch date is flexible and you want the lowest price, Starter clears the requirement with exactly 12 testers. If a single dropout would hurt, Enterprise runs 13 testers above the minimum and is the plan most developers pick. If you also want professional testers to find bugs before launch, Enterprise + QA adds 4 deep-testing QA reports, with screenshots, videos and retests of your new versions, on top of the same closed test.

Enterprise (25 testers, $27.99) is enough on its own for closed-testing approval: it meets Google's requirement with the biggest safety buffer, and you do not need QA to pass. Pick Enterprise + QA ($59.99, no service fee) for a first launch or a newly built app: the same closed test, plus professional testers who deep-test it during the same 14 days, so the bugs that would become 1-star reviews or early uninstalls are found before real users meet them, with screenshots, videos and retests of your new versions.

Enterprise + QA ($59.99) is the Enterprise closed test, 25 verified testers for the full 14 days with its detailed written report, plus professional QA on top: 2 QA testers deep-test your app on 3 Android phones and deliver 4 reports during the test. Each report lists bugs by severity with steps to reproduce, device and Android version, backed by screenshots and screen-recording videos. When you ship a new version during the test, we retest it and confirm your fixes. Reports sit in your dashboard as PDFs, and there is no service fee: the price is the total.

No hidden ones: everything is shown before you pay. The single addition at checkout is a service fee of 5% of the plan price, with a minimum of $1.50. The plan price covers the testers, the 14-day test, the dashboard, the report, answers for Google's production access questionnaire based on your test, and a free retest or full refund if Google does not grant production access. Optional extras such as additional testers or express setup are clearly marked, off by default, and never required. Nothing recurs and nothing renews; one payment covers one app through its closed test. Service fee: 5% of the package subtotal after any coupon, minimum $1.50 per order. Optional extras are added separately. Enterprise + QA has no service fee. One-app totals: Starter $21.49 and Enterprise $29.49 including the service fee; Enterprise + QA $59.99 with no service fee. Optional extras excluded.

Visa and Mastercard, processed by Stripe with encrypted checkout; we never see or store your card details. Checkout takes about two minutes with just your email address, no account setup first. Payment is one-time per order, and the money-back guarantee applies from the moment you pay, as written in our refund policy.

If Google does not grant production access after our 14-day test, you choose: a full refund or a free retest. The guarantee is written into our refund policy. There are no forms to fight through; one message on WhatsApp or email starts it.

Yes, every plan ends with a written report. Starter includes a basic report, and Enterprise one detailed written report with screenshots: bugs ranked by severity and priority, with reproduction notes where relevant. Enterprise + QA adds 4 deep-testing reports from professional QA testers during the test, with screenshots and screen-recording videos of the bugs, and retests of your new versions. You can open a real sample report to see the format before you order. During the test you also watch daily progress on your dashboard.

Yes. Choose the number of apps at checkout and each app gets its own dedicated set of testers and its own 14-day testing window, running in parallel if you like. Google's requirement is per app, not per account, so each new app clears it separately; our guide on whether you need 12 new testers for every app explains the details.

Setup begins within 4-6 hours of your order, any day of the week, weekends included. As soon as our testers opt in to your closed test, the 14-day clock starts. Most developers order in the morning and see testers active the same day. End to end, plan for roughly 15 days from order to production application, including Google's own review time.

Checkout needs only your email; we create your dashboard account automatically and email you the login. Within 4-6 hours we assign your testers and send you their email list with short instructions. You paste the list into Play Console and send us your opt-in link, which takes about three minutes, and we handle everything from there. Your only job afterwards is watching the dashboard.

Per app. Google applies the 12-tester requirement to each new app on a personal developer account, so each app needs its own closed test and its own order. There is no account-level fee with us and no recurring charge; developers with app portfolios simply order per launch, and we help sequence the tests so releases do not wait on each other.