New Google Play developer accounts can't publish until 12 people have tested the app in a closed test for 14 days in a row. We add 14 real Android users to your test, they use your app for the full 14 days, and you get a report for your production request.
If you opened a personal Google Play developer account after November 13, 2023, you have to run a closed test with at least 12 testers who stay opted in for at least 14 days in a row before you can apply for production access. Finding 12 people who will actually install your app and keep it for two weeks is the hard part. That's what we do.
If one tester leaves early, your 14-day clock can reset. We add 14 so you stay above 12 the whole time.
Real people on their own phones, no emulators, no bots and no fake accounts.
Testers open your app on several days and each sends a short note on bugs, crashes and confusing screens.
Send your app name and closed-test opt-in link. No card needed: we email an invoice.
Once it's paid, 14 testers opt in and install your app. If you use an email list, we send you their Gmail addresses to add.
They keep the app installed and open it across the 14 days, noting bugs and crashes as they go.
At the end you get the testers' feedback in one report, ready for Google's production access questions.
We never post Play Store reviews, ratings or fake installs. That breaks Google's rules and can get your account banned.
If we can't start within 7 days of payment, you get a full refund. See refunds.
Google Play 14-day closed test
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