Tester WorkReviews of testers.testerwork.com

One of the things I appreciate most about testerwork is response to request and queries and payment. My Issue is however, the idea of sometimes sending exploratory projects when bug limits have already been reached and sometimes not sending projects at all. Some of us test for a living

It's been 7 years since I opened an account on TesterWork, and my experience has been very positive. Aside from the generous payments I've received for the test cases and bugs I've reported, I've thoroughly enjoyed participating in projects for top clients in the industry. The test managers are always available to help you with your tasks. Joining the platform is highly recommended if you already have a strong background in QA and software development. Work hard, be consistent, and you'll see how you're rewarded. You will enjoy it more if you aim to grow in terms of knowledge and as a person, rather than prioritizing making money. I'm giving it 4 out of 5 stars because project invitations aren't guaranteed, and you don't know when your last chance at TesterWork will be (many times it seems like they've already stopped counting on you), and depend heavily on meeting the eligibility requirements. However, I've heard they're working on improving this and aiming to offer more regular invitations. Important note: They recently added the option to receive payments via instant transfer from WISE, which has very low fees and is beneficial for the user.

The first things that is awesome is the Payment system where the payment for bug submission could be multiplied by the current rank, and it's could reach 2x of the base payment while in Elite rank, moreover, IF there is a special case where the project payment is doubled because of the small amount of Bug, The payment for each bug could reach 4x of the base payment, therefore even for low severity issue, we could get paid up to $8 which is much much more compared to the payment from other testing site. And also the career expansion in it is also quite big, IF you focused and contributed to the company consistently, there is a high chance that you will be received inviation to other division other then as tester, like Test Case Creation, Project Report, etc, therefore you could get more income source other than bug reporting However I only give 4 stars because there is 1 bug flaw in it, which is for new tester IF they unable to raise their rank after their first few project, they will be having a hard time getting another project since the system filter the tester by rank and those with high rank will be prioritized to receive project. Therefore for new tester it's usually feels that the project rarely appear or they didn't get project for month....

For over three years now, I have been contributing as a tester on TesterWork, and it has been an incredibly valuable and rewarding experience. The platform offers a wide range of projects, from mobile apps to web applications and games, which allows testers to develop their skills in exploratory, accessibility, localization, and functional testing. Every project brings something new to learn, whether it’s testing different devices, understanding user flows, or exploring accessibility and localization challenges. The community on TesterWork is supportive and collaborative, and the process of reporting bugs and providing feedback is straightforward and efficient. I particularly appreciate the clear guidance and resources provided, which help testers submit high-quality reports that genuinely make an impact. While some projects can be competitive, this pushes me to be thorough, detail-oriented, and precise, which has strengthened my testing skills over time. One of the best parts of TesterWork is the opportunity to work on real-world products used by people across the globe. Knowing that my feedback helps improve apps and websites for thousands of users is both motivating and satisfying. I’ve also learned a lot about time management, meeting deadlines, and communicating effectively with test managers, all while working remotely. Overall, TesterWork is a reliable and dynamic platform for anyone looking to gain hands-on testing experience, improve their skills, and connect with a worldwide network of passionate testers. It’s not just a platform for earning recognition; it’s a space to grow, learn, and have fun while contributing to meaningful projects. I’m proud to be part of this community and look forward to many more years of testing adventures.

With TesterWork, my experience so far has been wonderful. Within the last 2 months, I earned pretty well from them. I took part in 4 cycles back to back and some of the cycles overlapped. Of course I've taken part in othr cycles before but it is usually very scarce (one cycle in 6 months). I will give them props for their bug payments which are quite high, Their reproduction renumeration is also one of the highest I've seen (1.55 and I did more than 20 in one cycle...wink wink). The only issue I have with them is work not being constant (which is why I'm giving them 4 and not 5 stars).

Reading negative reviews about Tester Work in here makes me feel sorry for those who had trouble getting money from the platform. For me, as a full-time freelancer, I was hoping Tester Work would give me at least a job every month since they will pay me via PayPal very quickly, 5 workdays max with a $5 minimum withdrawal. Sadly, this account on Trustpilot has not yet been claimed by the company. Tester Work is a non-US company, and every transfer through PayPal would cost me a 5% fee. Overall since I joined a year ago, I have already been invited to 13 test cycles with very good payment. From 13 TCs, the highest payment I received was $180, while the lowest was $12. For an exploratory test, a low bug report, if approved, will earn you $4, which is quite high based on my knowledge, and $1 for a reproduction is also awesome if you are fast enough to catch as much as you can.

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This company is a good platform for people