How Testflock works
Google Play asks new developers to run a closed test with at least 12 testers for 14 days before production access. Testflock connects you with people who will do it, and keeps both sides honest.
If you are a developer
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Post your app
Add the app, how many testers you need and what you want tested. Pick a paid campaign or a free swap.
- 2
Fund the listing
Paid campaigns are funded up front, so testers know the pay is real. Free swaps cost credits instead of cash.
- 3
Review applicants
Accept the testers you want, up to the number you asked for. You never go over.
- 4
Add them in the store
Add the accepted emails to your Play Console test track or TestFlight group, then press Notify.
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Check the proof
Each tester uploads an install screenshot. You can also set a secret code inside your app that they must enter.
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Watch the 14 days
Testers log every day they test. Your readiness tracker shows whether you are on course for Play production access.
If you are a tester
- 1
Create an account
Sign up, confirm your email and add your device. We only ever ask for your store email address.
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Apply to apps
Browse open apps that match your device and apply. Developers see your country, device and track record.
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Get added
When a developer accepts you and adds your email, you get a notification and a deadline for your install proof.
- 4
Install and prove it
Install the app and upload a screenshot. If the developer set a code, enter it for instant approval.
- 5
Log each day
Once the app is full, log a screenshot and a short note every day you test. Paid apps credit you per day.
- 6
Get paid
Request a payout to your Nigerian bank account or Bybit. An admin transfers it and you are notified.
How we keep it fair
- Money is held by Testflock and paid per logged test day, never in advance to a stranger.
- Testers who never prove an install are removed after 24 hours so a slot opens for someone else.
- Testers who go quiet mid-test are warned, then replaced. Pay already earned is kept.
- Reused or fake screenshots are flagged and developers can report them.
- Both sides can rate each other, and either can raise a dispute that an admin resolves.
- We never ask for a Google, Apple or email password. Only an email address.