Tester enrolment
We route verified Nigerian testers into your closed testing track and keep the process organised.
- 15-tester roster, 12 required and 3 spare
- Gmail-based enrolment support
- Nigerian device/user coverage
For new Android developer accounts, Google Play requires a closed test with 12 opted-in testers active for 14 consecutive days before production access. Our managed Play launch staffs 15 verified testers for that window, the 12 Google asks for plus 3 spare, at ₦103,500 (about $69). You are billed in naira and international cards work. You get same-day drop-out refills, tracking, and evidence, without promising Google approval.
Human contact: Chat on WhatsApp · support@9jatesters.com
We route verified Nigerian testers into your closed testing track and keep the process organised.
The critical requirement is consecutive participation. Testers are paid for each day they check in, credited the moment they open your app, plus a completion bonus they only keep by never missing a day. Missing a day costs them that day's pay and the bonus, so turning up daily is in their own interest. We keep the window visible with manual tracking while the automated timer remains on the roadmap.
We staff 3 testers above the rule so a drop-out does not put you under. If someone leaves, we refill the seat the same day so your track never falls below the 12 Google requires, and if your clock resets because of our tester attrition we rerun the test free.
Get proof-of-engagement evidence you can keep with your Play Console submission materials.
bank-account-verified panel identity reduces ghost-tester risk and helps keep the process cleaner than anonymous tester swaps.
Closed-testing support helps you prepare the required evidence; usability testing tells you what real users struggled with before launch.
Start with the managed Play launch for support and evidence. Add a usability report if you want launch feedback alongside the closed-testing window.