Find app testers and research participants.

AppTestersPH is a platform for app testing and research participation. Testers can create a profile and visitors can browse opt-in previews for Google Play closed testing, app feedback, surveys, and interviews. New builder registration is temporarily unavailable. Session fees and participant reward examples are shown in PHP.

Yes. Accounts use the tester role to join either app testing or research opportunities. For research, you participate as a research respondent in surveys, interviews, or other studies. A research project does not need to involve an app. Eligibility depends on the project requirements.

For personal developer accounts created after November 13, 2023, Google Play requires at least 12 testers to remain opted in to a closed test continuously for the 14 days before applying for production access. Google may ask for further testing, and meeting the tester and time requirements does not guarantee production access. Check Google Play Console Help for the current rules. Read Google Play Console Help.

The reward examples on this page are reference ranges. Each builder or researcher sets the project’s compensation based on its time, effort, and requirements. Participants can review the task and reward before accepting.

The approved session fee is PHP 200 when the builder finds testers or PHP 350 for staff-assisted sourcing. Participant rewards are separate. An app-testing session needs at least four testers, and the total is the session fee plus the reward per tester multiplied by the tester count. For example, PHP 200 plus PHP 100 for each of four testers totals PHP 600. This is a calculation example, not a live offer. Research-specific service fees remain to be determined, and new builder registration is temporarily unavailable.

Builder registration is temporarily unavailable. Tester registration is open for people who want to create a profile.

You must be at least 13 to create an AppTestersPH account. Individual testing or research opportunities may set a higher age limit or additional consent requirements.

Yes. Testers can leave an active session from the session details with a reason of 10 to 2,000 characters. Leaving is blocked while submitted work awaits review or after work is confirmed. Contact the organizer or report a concern for assistance. Leaving ends session access, preserves work and reward records, and prevents rejoining the same session.

A builder can remove an active tester with a recorded reason of 10 to 2,000 characters, unless submitted work awaits review or work is already confirmed. The builder may invite a different eligible tester into the freed place within the session capacity. The removed tester can see the reason and report an unfair removal.

An admin reviews the removal reason and evidence. A warning or session closure is applied only after the complaint is confirmed and resolved with an explanation. Reporting alone does not cause a penalty. Closing a session keeps work, reward, and payout records. It does not automatically issue refunds.

Browse without signing in. Filter by profession, platform, or interest. Existing builders send invitations from their workspace. Browsing does not book anyone or guarantee eligibility. New builder registration is temporarily unavailable.

Active, available testers who opt in. Public listing is off by default. Previews show basic profile details, with no email, device, payout, or session information. Change visibility in your profile.

For a paid managed testing session with assisted sourcing, an admin helps find suitable, available testers and sends invitations up to the session limit. This can include testers not listed publicly. Testers can accept or decline. This service does not guarantee participation, completed work, or Google Play approval. Research service fees are not yet set.

Open the session details to report a problem. Explain what happened and add a Google Drive link if you have evidence. Admins review the report and respond. Sending a report does not automatically change rewards, approve work, suspend accounts, or issue refunds. For privacy concerns, use the contact details in our privacy notice.