how to join beta apps in google play
Using the Google Play Developer Console, you can beta test your app with specific groups or open your test to Play Store users.
Requirements :
- Email requirements: Users need a Google Account (@gmail.com) or a Google Apps account to join a test.
- Pricing & Distribution changes: If you make any changes to your app's Pricing & Distribution page, it affects your app's current and future production, alpha, and beta versions.
- Release
- We recommend publishing an alpha/beta app before you release your app to production.
- After publishing an alpha/beta app for the first time, it may take a few hours for your test link to be available to testers. If you publish additional changes, they may take several hours to be available for testers.
We recommend starting with a small group of alpha testers, then expanding your test to a larger beta test group.
Get feedback
Once your alpha or beta testers have installed your app, they'll be automatically updated to use the test version within a few minutes.
Because your testers can't leave public reviews for alpha/beta apps on Google Play, it's a good idea to include a feedback channel or let your users know how they can provide you with feedback (e.g. by email, website, or a message forum).
If you're running an open test (alpha or beta), your testers can also provide you with private feedback through the Play Store.
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