PrimeTestLab sells fixed Google Play 12-tester bundles starting at $19.99, cheaper than TestFi's own closed-testing bundle. TestFi trades a few dollars for depth: screen-recorded video with narration, an AI-scored UX report, and per-tester pricing that works beyond just the 12-tester requirement.
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Transparent public pricing
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check_circleYesPay-per-tester pricing beyond gplay12
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Screen recording with voice narration
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General crowdtesting beyond Google Play
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check_circleYes$1.99 to $3.99 per tester for general campaigns (written or video feedback), or a $39.99 flat bundle for the dedicated 12-tester, 14-day Google Play closed-testing flow. No subscription.
$19.99 for 12 testers (Starter), $29.99 for 20 testers (Professional), $27.99 for 25 testers (Enterprise, most popular), plus a 5% service fee at checkout. One-time payment, no subscription.
For pure Google Play 12-tester compliance and nothing else, PrimeTestLab is the cheaper one-time option. TestFi costs more for that specific bundle but includes screen-recorded video with voice narration and an AI-scored 6-layer UX report instead of a written bug list, and the same per-tester pricing works for testing beyond just the Google Play requirement.
TestFi covers the same Google Play 12-tester requirement but adds screen-recorded video with voice narration and an AI-scored UX report on every session, not just a written bug list. It also works for general crowdtesting beyond the compliance bundle, using the same $1.99 to $3.99 per-tester pricing.
Yes, for the specific 12-tester Google Play requirement: PrimeTestLab's $19.99 Starter plan costs less than TestFi's $39.99 closed-testing bundle. If price for that exact compliance need is your only concern, PrimeTestLab wins on cost. TestFi's advantage is depth of feedback and flexibility to keep testing after you clear the 12-tester gate.
Based on their published plans, no. PrimeTestLab delivers a written bug report (basic to comprehensive depending on plan tier). TestFi's video tier includes a full screen recording with spoken narration, so you can watch exactly where a tester got stuck instead of reading a summary of it.
Both fill the 12-tester, 14-day requirement with real testers and auto-replace anyone who drops. PrimeTestLab is cheaper if compliance is the only goal. TestFi is the better pick if you also want usable UX feedback out of the same 14 days, since every session gets AI-scored and you can request video instead of a written-only report.
TestFi does not advertise a blanket money-back guarantee. Instead, testers are only paid after their session passes AI quality scoring and developer review, so you are not paying for low-effort submissions in the first place.
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