Find the bugs before your users do

You still get every report. It lists the flows and phones covered, what the testers observed and anything they could not test. A clean round does not prove the app has no bugs or that it is ready to publish, so each report says exactly what was checked and what was not.

Yes. 6 real reports our QA testers delivered to customers are published on this page. To protect each customer's privacy the app names, package names, logins, links and screenshots are removed: see the report samples. Each one is a single phone's report; your plan delivers one report per test round across all its phones.

Real Android phones from our own device pool: 3 on QA Review, 5 on QA Improve and Retest and 8 on QA Launch, spread across your two testers so the same flows run on different screen sizes and Android versions. Each bug reported names the phone, Android version and build it was found on. We do not promise specific models or every Android version. If a particular phone or Android version matters, ask us on WhatsApp before you order or tell us at setup, and we confirm what is possible before testing starts.

Yes. QA Review includes 1 fix build, QA Improve and Retest includes up to 3 fix builds, QA Launch includes up to 5 fix builds. Share the build link from your dashboard while at least one report is still due; a build that arrives too late for any remaining round is not accepted and does not use up your allowance. Your testers verify the fixes in the next scheduled round and update the status of each bug.

Share one link at setup: your Google Play listing, an internal or closed test track opt-in link, a Firebase App Distribution invite, or a download link such as Google Drive. The setup form takes links, not APK uploads. Use a dedicated test account, never your Play Console login or signing keys.

After payment you fill in a short setup form in your dashboard. Testing starts once that setup is complete and your two testers are assigned, and your dashboard then shows the date of every report. The sooner the setup is done, the sooner your first report arrives. If the testers cannot install your build or sign in, we tell you and the schedule waits for a working build.

Yes, as long as there is an installable Android build we can reach from a link. We test how the app behaves on real phones and write each problem up with steps to reproduce. We do not review source code, judge the idea or decide whether your developer's work is complete. The reports give you evidence for that conversation.

On QA Improve and Retest the testers check your title, short description and icon against what the app actually does. QA Launch covers the full listing: both descriptions, icon, screenshots and feature graphic, with notes in the final report. It is a review by the people who used your app, not keyword research, and it does not promise a ranking or Google's approval.

No. You, your developer or your AI tool make the changes. We re-check the fix builds included in your plan and record the result against the same bug ID, so you can see what was fixed and what is still open. Questions about any bug entry go through the support page in your dashboard or WhatsApp.

Only a Visa or Mastercard to order. After payment the setup form asks for your app name and package name, one link your testers can install from, a test login if the app needs one, and the flows you want tested (up to 5, 8 or 12 depending on the plan). You can also list target devices and known issues you do not want reported.

PrimeTestLab's Android QA testing costs $69.99 for QA Review (7 days, 3 reports), $119 for QA Improve and Retest (14 days, 6 reports) and $199 for QA Launch (14 days, 7 reports). Each is a one-time payment with no service fee, paid by Visa or Mastercard through Stripe. The price covers two QA testers on real Android phones, one written report per test round and re-checks of the fix builds in your plan; QA Improve and Retest and QA Launch also include Google Play closed testing free.

Yes, in full, any time before testing starts, and your order stays open until you start it or ask: we never cancel it on our own. After that, money comes back when the problem is on our side: a report more than 2 days late, a plan we cannot finish, or a bug entry we cannot put right, each at that report's share of the price. A change of mind, a clean report or a decision by Google does not qualify, and included closed testing has no cash value. Read the QA refund rules.

Only our internal team and your two assigned testers, who never get your name or email. Your test password is encrypted on our servers, testers lose access to it when your plan ends, and we delete it 30 days later. Screenshots and recordings open only in your signed-in dashboard, and we never publish a report or use it as a sample without your written permission. How we handle QA data.