About This App

• Category

  Business

• Installs

  10M+

• Content Rating

  Everyone

• Developer Email

  aestimium@gmail.com

• Privacy Policy

  https://www.testerup.com/privacy/

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Editor Reviews

I've been using Testerup: Test & Earn Rewards for a few months now, and it's become a regular part of my routine. It's a mobile app in the rewards and survey genre that lets you earn gift cards and other perks by completing simple tasks. The main thing you do is test other apps and websites, which is pretty interesting. I first heard about it from a friend and decided to download it from the Google Play Store. The app has a solid number of installs, which gave me some confidence it was legit. It's completely free to get started—you just install the app, and there's no registration fee. You do need to create an account to track your earnings, but that's standard. While you can earn rewards without spending money, there are optional in-app purchases if you want to boost your progress, and you'll see some ads while using it, but they're not too intrusive.

Using Testerup is straightforward. After you install the app and sign up, you'll see a list of available testing tasks. I usually check it during my commute or coffee breaks. You pick a task, follow the instructions to test the assigned app or site, and then answer a short questionnaire about your experience. My tip is to be honest and detailed in your feedback; it seems to help with getting more tasks approved faster. Another good practice is to check the app daily, as new testing opportunities pop up regularly. The key is consistency—small tasks add up over time toward your chosen reward.

I've tried a couple of other similar apps like Google Opinion Rewards and Swagbucks. While Google's app is super simple for quick surveys, Testerup feels more engaging because you're actually interacting with and testing new products, not just answering questions. Compared to Swagbucks, which has a ton of different ways to earn, I find Testerup's focus on app testing to be less cluttered and more straightforward. I chose this app because the testing tasks feel more like a fun, interactive activity than a chore, and the rewards for the time invested seem fair. It's a neat way to discover new apps while earning a little something on the side.

Features

• 🛠️ Hands-On App Testing: The core feature that sets this app apart is the actual, hands-on testing of other applications. Unlike standard survey apps where you just answer questions, here you download and use a new app for a specific period, then provide feedback on its design, usability, and bugs. It's a much more interactive and interesting way to earn.
• 📋 Clear & Varied Task List: The app presents available testing jobs in a very clear list. Each task shows the estimated time to complete and the reward points you'll earn. The variety is good too—some tests are for major apps you might know, while others are for brand-new ones looking for their first users.
• 🎁 Straightforward Reward Redemption: Cashing out your points is simple. You accumulate points from completed tests and can redeem them for popular gift cards (like Amazon, Google Play, or Starbucks) or direct PayPal transfers. The thresholds are clear, and I've never had an issue receiving a reward once I reached the minimum.
• 📈 Progress Tracking Dashboard: Inside the app, there's a clean dashboard that shows your total earnings, pending points from tests under review, and a history of all your completed tasks. It makes it easy to see how close you are to your next reward goal.

Pros

• ✅ Focused Testing Niche: Compared to jack-of-all-trades reward platforms like Swagbucks, Testerup's sole focus on app and website testing means the tasks are generally higher quality and more engaging for someone interested in tech.
• ✅ Better Incentive for Time: I find the point-to-time ratio is often better here than on quick survey apps like Google Opinion Rewards. Testing an app for 10-15 minutes usually earns more than a 1-minute survey, making the effort feel more worthwhile.
• ✅ User-Centric Design: The app's interface is less cluttered and easier to navigate than something like FeaturePoints, making the whole process of finding, starting, and submitting a test very smooth.

Cons

• ⚠️ Task Availability Can Vary: Unlike constantly available surveys on an app like Survey Junkie, testing tasks on Testerup depend on developer demand. Sometimes there are plenty of options, other times the list can be sparse, which can slow down your earning potential.
• ⚠️ Approval Wait Time: After submitting a test, it goes through a review process which can take a day or two. This is different from instant credit apps like CashKarma. You need patience, as your points are 'pending' until approved.
• ⚠️ Device Compatibility Limits: Some testing tasks require specific phone models or OS versions. If your device doesn't match, you can't participate in that test. This is more restrictive than generic survey apps that work on any device.

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