TestFi Partner Program
Send us developers. Get $10 for each one who pays.
Google Play won't let a new personal developer account go to production until it has run a closed test with at least 12 testers for 14 days. If you build apps for clients, or teach people how, you've watched that rule hold up a launch. Send those developers to TestFi. When one of them pays for testing, you get $10.
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Who it's for
People who already help developers ship
Agencies and freelancers who publish client apps
Every client app on a new personal Play account needs its own closed test, and clients usually don't know where to find 12 testers.
Android, Flutter and React Native creators
If you post videos, threads or a newsletter about shipping apps, someone in your comments has already asked about the 12-tester rule.
No-code app builder communities
FlutterFlow, Adalo and Thunkable builders reach the Play Console and get stuck on this exact step.
How it works
Three steps
- 01
Apply. Tell us who you are and where you'd mention TestFi. I read every application myself and reply within a week.
- 02
Share your link or your code. You get a link like testfi.app/p/YOURCODE and a code developers can type at checkout. A click on your link counts for 30 days.
- 03
Get paid. A developer you sent opens a new TestFi account, pays $39.99 or more for testing within 90 days, and the testing finishes. You earn $10.
What counts
One paying developer, one $10
One closed test is enough on its own: $39.99 for 16 testers, or $49.99 for 20. Smaller written or screen-recorded campaigns count too once they add up to $39.99.
You're paid once per developer. A developer who comes back for ten more tests is still one developer, and still $10.
These don't count:
- Your own orders, orders paid with your card, and accounts you control. An agency that buys tests for its clients on its own account is a customer, and those orders don't earn commission.
- Developers who already had a TestFi account before they clicked your link.
- Developers who came to us through one of our own ads before your link.
- Free campaigns and retests.
Getting paid
Monthly, by bank transfer
Commission becomes payable 30 days after the qualifying test finishes. We pay on the first business day of each month once you have $30 or more payable.
Money goes from our US company through Wise to your bank, in your currency. Wise's transfer fee comes out of the payment. For now we can only pay to countries Wise sends money to.
Before your first payment we need a tax form: a W-9 if you're a US person, otherwise a W-8BEN or W-8BEN-E.
The rules
Short version
- Don't bid on "TestFi" or anything spelled like it in search ads.
- No coupon, cashback or deal sites, and don't pay or reward anyone for signing up.
- No cold DMs, no bulk email, and no posting in communities that ban promotion.
- Say that you earn a commission when you recommend us.
- Don't promise anything for us, including Google approval or refunds.
- If you test apps on TestFi, you can't also be a partner.
Break one of these and we cancel anything not yet paid and close the partner account. The full Partner Terms apply.
Questions
Do the developers I send get a discount?
No. Everyone pays the same price.
I'm a TestFi tester. Can I join?
No. Tester accounts can't be partner accounts. The referral link in your tester dashboard works the same as before.
Where do I see what I've earned?
In your partner dashboard. It shows clicks, new accounts and paying developers, plus how much is pending, payable and paid.
A developer paid, but their test is still running. What happens?
The commission shows as pending until the test finishes. A closed test runs at least 14 days and usually finishes about four weeks after payment, then the commission waits 30 days. Count on about two months from their payment to money in your account.
Why did a click from Europe not show up?
In the EU, the UK, Switzerland and Türkiye we only remember a click when the visitor accepts cookies. Ask people to type your code at checkout. That always works.
Is there a cap?
No cap on developers. In your first 90 days, if more than 15 paying developers come through you in one month, I check the extra ones by hand before paying them. That can add a few days.
Apply to become a partner
It takes about two minutes. You'll sign in with a TestFi developer account.
Apply now