Suuji E.
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TestFi is a crowdtesting marketplace. You post your app, real people test it on their own phones, and the feedback usually comes back within a day. Share a TestFlight link, an APK, or a web URL. Testers from our pool use the app and send either a written report or a screen recording where they talk through what they are doing, including where they get stuck. Every session is scored by AI, so you can tell which reports found something real and which ones just tapped around for two minutes.Pricing is per tester: $3.99 for written feedback, $5.99 for a screen recording. No subscription, no minimum order, nothing to install in your app.There is also a Google Play closed testing bundle at $39.99. New personal developer accounts have to run a closed test with 12 testers opted in for 14 days in a row before Google lets them publish. We put 16 real testers on your track, so a few can drop and you still have 12. If fewer than 12 are still opted in on day 14, we run it again at no cost. Each tester checks in on day 7 and day 14 with notes on what they did in the app.So far 2,200+ testers have run 1,400+ sessions and logged more than 3,500 issues. Most people cannot see the rough edges in something they built themselves. That is the whole reason this exists.
TestFi (testfi.app) has 18 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.4 out of 5.
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KEHINDE O.
My experience with Testfi.app has been positive overall. The platform provides testing opportunities where I can apply my skills in bug finding, exploratory testing, and UX evaluation. Most tasks are relatively short, but I usually spend additional time reviewing features carefully and documenting detailed feedback to help improve product quality. I appreciate that the platform gives testers the opportunity to contribute meaningfully, especially in identifying usability issues and functional bugs. Since the platform is still growing, I believe there is strong potential for improvement in task availability and tester rewards over time. I hope to see more projects, better pricing, and continued growth for both testers and clients on the platform.
Response from TestFiMay 15, 2026
Kehinde, thanks for the honest review and even more for the detailed feedback you put into your sessions. We see it on our end, the testers who go deeper end up shaping the product direction more than they realize. You're right that task availability and rewards are the two things we need to keep pushing. We're working on both: bringing in more developer campaigns every week, and the payout per session ($1 written, $2.50 video) is something we plan to scale up as the platform grows. Stay loud about it. That's how we improve faster.
Shir G.
Very good app. Really recommended, and the team behind it makes real efforts to improve it all the time.
Response from TestFiMay 15, 2026
Shir, thank you. We're heads-down on improvements pretty much every week and reviews like this keep the energy up. Appreciate you taking the time to leave one.
Alexander Z.
TestFi is actually a good platform where you test apps, websites and give reviews for 10 minutes and get paid for it. At this time I'm writing this review, it's currently a new platform so it take weeks for new campaign to be added. I believe in the long run, there will be lot of new campaigns without days of waiting. Payment is sent to your bank or crypto wallet, whichever way you want it. Minimum payout is $10. With less than 6 tasks, minimum payout should be achieved.
Response from TestFiApr 30, 2026
Thanks Alexander. You're right about the campaign frequency. It's slow right now because the platform is still new and developer volume is growing. That will change. The $10 minimum in under 6 tasks was intentional. Didn't want testers doing a dozen jobs before seeing anything real. Can, TestFi