A free exchange for live Google Play and App Store apps. Developers install your app, use it for real, and review it honestly. You do the same for theirs. Closed testing and TestFlight are covered too.
Start freeFree for live apps, and while you are still in closed testing
One finished commitment earns one swap. One swap reserves one tester for your app.
Your devices decide which boards you even see.
14 daysIt lands in your ledger the moment the window closes.
+1 swapSpend swaps on testers who have already proved they finish.
−1 swap eachThe cycle is the object on the screen. Your balance is a small number in the corner.
Device, platform, and follow-through first. Swap cost is present, not shouting.
Open the boardExample board card1 swap
Pixel 7 · Android 15 · English · 20 min real use
Twelve testers, fourteen continuous days. The roster flags a drop-off the same day, while you can still replace them.
Try the free countdownExample rosterDay 9 of 14
Only people who really used the app can leave one. Nothing here is written to order.
Read the policy rulesReview Swap rulesApplied to every exchange
What you need is twelve people who stay fourteen days. Money does not buy that safely.
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| Comparison point | TesterSwap | Paid install and review services | Ad-hoc swap groups |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you exchange | Testing for testing | Cash per install | Untracked favours |
| Who is on the other end | Developers with a public score | Accounts you cannot verify | Strangers, no history |
| The 14-day window | Tracked day by day | Not tracked at all | A spreadsheet, maybe |
| If someone drops out | Flagged the same day | No recourse | You find out too late |
| Ratings and reviews | From real use only | Written to order | Usually against policy |
| Cost | Free | Per install or review | Free but unmanaged |
Free to use today, whether or not you ever sign up.
Yes. You earn a testing swap by completing one full commitment as a tester, and you spend swaps to reserve testers for your own app. Nothing is bought or sold.
That is the exchange. You declare the devices and platforms you can genuinely test on, commit to a cycle, and stay for the full window. The swap you earn is what staffs your own app.
No one pays for installs, ratings, or reviews. Store ratings and reviews are only exchanged between people who actually used the app across the full window, with no minimum star rating, no direct reciprocity between two developers, and a cap on how fast they can be posted.
The roster flags them as at risk the same day, so you can replace them before the continuous 14-day requirement restarts. Follow-through is what the public reliability score measures.
Yes. TesterSwap is cross-platform. Google Play closed testing needs 12 opted-in testers for 14 continuous days; TestFlight has its own flow, and both are tracked the same way here.
It depends on how many testers are available right now and how specific your device requirements are. The live counts at the top of this page and on the stats page are the honest answer, refreshed hourly.
Live counts were unavailable when this page was built.Check the stats page for the latest refresh.
Free, cross-platform, and visible from the first day to the last.
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