The testing plan
One campaign. One clear price.
Review TestPogo’s proposed $10 USD campaign, tester count, timing, responsibilities and refund terms. Payments are disabled.
one time
No subscription. A defined testing campaign.
Explore the testing planProposed launch plan. Payments are disabled.
A little coordination goes a long way.
- 15 real Android testers
- 14-day testing and feedback campaign
- Daily participation checks
- Final feedback summary
- Replacement and extension support, with limits to be confirmed
- No Google password or administrator access
Target onboarding within 6 hours after payment is verified and you supply a ready-to-test app with valid access details.
Read the draft service-delivery terms ↗What does the price cover?
15 real Android testers. A 14-day campaign. $10 USD, one time. This is a proposed launch offer for one app, with no recurring subscription.
- Testing coordination and feedback, not an enterprise QA audit or device lab.
- No promised device diversity, automated telemetry or live dashboard.
- No production submission, Google fees or app-development work.
- Replacement and extension support needs agreed limits before sales. It is not unlimited retention until approval.
When does the clock start?
Target onboarding within 6 hours after payment is verified and you supply a ready-to-test app with valid access details.
Onboarding, the campaign period, continuous opt-in eligibility and Google’s review are different timelines. A dropout can move your earliest application date.
Tax treatment will be confirmed before orders open. No tax-inclusive total or charge is offered in this preview.
What else should you know?
When would my campaign start?
Target onboarding within 6 hours after payment is verified and you supply a ready-to-test app with valid access details. This is an onboarding target, not the duration of testing or Google’s review.
Why plan for 15 testers if Google requires 12?
The proposed cohort of 15 gives you a buffer above the minimum of 12. It does not remove the need for each qualifying tester’s continuous opt-in history.
Does a replacement inherit the previous tester’s days?
No. A replacement has their own opt-in history, so replacing a tester can extend the time before you qualify.
Are daily opens a published numerical requirement?
Google’s cited guide does not prescribe a daily-open count. It asks about engagement and feedback; TestPogo’s proposed daily participation checks are a separate service commitment.
Do you need my Google password?
No. Keep your Google password and Play Console administrator access private. If your app needs login access, a limited test account can be arranged securely later.
What happens if Google asks for more testing?
Review Google’s explanation, address the issues and continue testing as needed. Extensions and replacements are part of the proposed service, but their limits must be confirmed before orders open.
Can I pay or reserve a campaign now?
No. Payments and testing requests are closed in this preview. You can review the plan and try the app-details flow without sending anything.
Can I test another app or repeat a campaign?
The proposed price covers one app and one campaign. Another app or campaign would need a separate order after sales open.
What is the refund policy?
Refund terms are under owner review and no money is being collected. Read the draft refund policy before any future purchase.