Frequently asked questions

TestLancer is a real-user testing, research and micro-task platform. Businesses pay for testing, research and small freelance tasks, and registered testers and freelancers complete eligible work and receive rewards when it is approved.

Businesses of any size — app developers, startups, SaaS and software companies, agencies, e-commerce, product, research and marketing teams — can run campaigns. Individuals who meet the eligibility requirements can join with one free account as a tester and freelancer.

Mobile app testing, Google Play closed and beta testing, website and SaaS testing, usability and UX testing, user research, online surveys, market research, product validation, small freelance tasks such as data entry and data labelling, and custom campaigns.

Create a business account, choose a service, and describe your product, goals, tester requirements and the evidence you need. Our team confirms scope and pricing, then the campaign goes live to eligible testers.

Testers build a profile with details such as devices, location and interests. Campaigns are shown to testers who match your requirements, and the platform uses profile verification and quality history to decide who can participate.

You can request task-related evidence such as screenshots, screen recordings, written feedback, survey answers, bug reports and device details. Requests must be relevant to the test and must not ask for unnecessary personal or sensitive information.

Yes. You can combine different task types, instructions, durations and evidence requirements into a custom campaign built around your goal.

Yes. You can specify requirements such as device type, operating system, country or region, language and other profile criteria. Narrow requirements may affect timelines and pricing.

Results are available in your business dashboard, including tester submissions, feedback, evidence and campaign progress. Reports can be exported for your team.

Every campaign is different. The number of testers, duration, requirements and evidence needed all change the effort involved, so we confirm scope and price for each request.

No. One TestLancer account covers both. Your profile, skills and devices decide which testing and freelance tasks you're eligible for.

Small digital tasks such as data entry, web research, data labelling and image tagging, transcription, proofreading, translation checks and product listing checks. Availability depends on business demand and your skills.

Members complete eligible testing or freelance tasks, follow the instructions and submit the required proof or feedback. When a submission is reviewed and approved, the reward is credited to their wallet.

Rewards are approved after the submission has been reviewed against the task requirements. Submissions that are incomplete, copied or not genuine are not approved.

No. Joining is free, and members are never charged to access testing or freelance tasks.

Approved rewards are added to your wallet. When your balance meets the minimum shown in your wallet, you can request a payout using the payout details you've saved. Payout requests are processed after review.

Yes. Accounts that submit fake, copied or dishonest work, create duplicate accounts or break the member rules can have rewards withheld and be removed.

No. Task availability varies and depends on business demand, your skills and your profile. Treat it as a way to earn rewards for genuine work, not guaranteed income.

You set up a closed testing track in Google Play Console and share the opt-in details with us. Eligible testers join the test, install the app and use it over the agreed period, submitting feedback and evidence along the way. Approval of your app remains Google's decision.

No. Approval and production access are decided by Google. We provide genuine testers and real feedback to help you prepare, not a guaranteed outcome.

You set the number of testers and the duration when you create the campaign, based on your goals and the current requirements in your Play Console.

No reviews or ratings are part of the service. Testers give private feedback to you. Any public review must be a tester's own genuine experience and follow Google Play's policies.