Check the brief and pay
Review the app, device requirements, duration, offered pay per tester, and completion terms before applying. Choose an assignment you can complete.
USE APPS · SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE
Use Android apps.
Get paid for participating.
Use an assigned Android app during its 14-day testing window and send a short daily update about your experience. No coding, technical testing skills or bug finding required.
Create your tester account₹50 total for a completed 14-day assignment
This is the standard total pay for one Android app test. Stay enrolled for the full testing window, use the app and submit the updates required by your project. Admin reviews completion before your payout becomes eligible.
Payment is for completed assigned tests. Read the project’s exact pay and completion terms before applying.
Use the app normally
If assigned, follow the access instructions and use the app throughout the agreed testing window. For new Android app-use tests, founder tasks are optional. Check the agreement for your project.
Send a short daily update
Say what you used, how long you spent, and whether it worked. Report problems if you encounter them. Screenshots and videos are optional for Android app-use tests, and your updates are reviewed.
What you need to participate
- An Android device that meets the project’s requirements and a Google account for joining its Play test.
- Time to use the app, send honest updates, and respond when a reviewer needs more detail.
- For a Google Play closed test, continuous enrollment for the agreed 14-day window. Google decides production approval.
You can create your account first. Before applying to an Android project, add your device, Android version, and Google Play email in your profile and agree to share the required tester details with the developer and coordinator.
Get ready for your first assignment
- Create your free tester account.
- Add your phone model, Android version, Google Play email and availability during profile setup.
- Add a payout method in your tester profile before your first payout.
- Wait for a suitable project, then review its requirements before applying.
Admin reviews your profile before matching you to a suitable test. You can decline a test if its requirements do not suit you.
How tester payments work
The project shows your agreed pay for the whole test before you apply. This is separate from the fee the founder pays TestCircle. Joining or installing an app does not earn a payment by itself. Eligibility follows the completion terms you accept; useful participation can qualify even when no bugs are found. For new Android app-use tests, Admin reviews confirmed access and app-use updates before completing the run. Confirm the payout method and timing with the coordinator before accepting. A payout marked eligible has not been sent yet; check its payment status in your workspace.
What makes an update useful?
Be specific about what you used and what happened. A clear update that everything worked is useful too.
Example: “I used the app for four minutes. I created a reminder, changed its time, and reopened the app. The reminder and settings were still saved, and everything worked as expected.”
If something fails, describe the steps and the result you expected. Report your own experience honestly. Public store reviews are not required for payment.
Can I test websites too?
TestCircle also runs website and app usability pilots. Each available project shows its device requirements, testing tasks, and agreed pay before you apply.
Do I need testing experience?
For Android app-use assignments, no coding or technical testing experience is needed. Use the app normally and describe your own experience. Other types of projects may have different requirements.
When will I get a test?
Complete your profile first. We’ll notify you when a suitable test is available, so you can review its requirements and apply.