PlayStore12TesterTest repeatable flows in your Android app and review findings for your next release. Defined QA packages, an operator-started process and reports delivered by email.
What to prepare before purchase
- Your app’s testing link and access requirements.
- The main user flows you want checked.
- Known issues and actions to exclude from testing.
- Scope questions for purchases, ads or sign-in flows.
From app details to report
Share your app and testing goal
Provide the Google Play testing link, app name and flows you want checked. Discuss access with support; do not put passwords or API keys in checkout notes.
Confirm the scope
The operator reviews app access, scenarios and package scope. Ask before purchase if you need a particular device, OS version or integration covered.
The operator starts the cycle
Payment does not automatically start testing. The operator coordinates the start and scope, then runs the package’s 14- or 16-day QA cycle.
Receive your report by email
Findings are delivered by email to help you plan fixes for the next release. The demo dashboard on this website is not live order tracking.
Outside the package scope
Human tester recruitment, fixing your source code, exhaustive coverage of a specific device and Google Play approval are outside the package. A QA cycle does not establish that every defect has been found. Ask about special requirements before choosing a plan.
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