I’ve tried other apps to earn money, and got a mix of false advertising and overall scam, that is definitely no the case with testerup the app is transparent and easy to use.I also like that it breaks down an offer in to mini goals of sorts and even if the first mini goal is only a matter of cents there is lots of mini goals that overall adds up and some of these mini goals are more like $5 or $20 or even $80 (these or rough amounts of money I’ve seen as part of the offer and the app offers you can chose from are different) I like that it breaks down an offer and and if the first part of your the offer is cents I don’t find it discouraging at all because you definitely earn more then that the current game offer you can play end up being about $80-$300ish in total for playing one game. Also it tells you exactly what you need to do for an offer and exactly how much will make. There no guessing right away you know and that is really nice. The testerup has a nice range of offers to chose from to earn actual money and I can play games that I have fun playing and earn money at the same time. My progress between a game and testerup sync so smoothly all I have to do is hit allow tracking in a game that I chose off a testerup and then my progress automatically syncs and saves.The only thing I wish testerup app was different is if there was a section or shortcut to get to my offers I’m currently working on.

So far I’m liking this app. I did get money from it. My first game I picked, which in hindsight I realized didn’t have ads so that was nice, was really fun and I was enjoying it. But you have to play constantly to be able to hit the goals to make money. I got to over level 2000 and by then I was getting headaches and my eyes were hurting from looking at my phone so much. But also, this is the point in the game where it was extremely difficult to move forward without boosters and the levels were getting hard so you’d run out of them quickly. I was constantly tempted to purchase more in game coins to get more boosters which defeats the purpose of playing for extra money. You are reimbursed for one purchase for the game I chose. I’m not sure if this is true for all of them. So in that game I made it to $51 out of possible $210 before I decided to quit and it lets you cash out at $20 so I did. It took several days but I did get it in my PayPal finally today. This has all been in less than a month. Now I’m working on a new game that I’m enjoying but there are ads after almost every level and you have to play a couple thousand levels to make money so I’m not sure how far I’ll go with that yet before it drives me insane. There are surveys too but I’ve only done one of those for like $.20 and it was so tedious is wasn’t worth that so I’ll stick to the games I think. I’m not exactly sure what they get out of it because they don’t really ask for your opinions on the games. But oh well I did get the money so I won’t complain, lol. Sorry this is so long 😊

I’ve been pretty happy thus far with TesterUp but there are definitely things they could improve about both the app and the ways you earn money.First and foremost, the app desperately needs a separate tab for your current tasks/games you are completing. It is tedious to always have to scroll the whole list and remember the games you are doing.The pay for most games and tasks is fair but you would be hard pressed to complete most games and tasks within the time frame given. You typically get 45-60 days to complete your tasks and I like that you get paid for what you’ve completed regardless of whether you finish. However, once that time frame has passed it would be extremely helpful if the app notified you of this so you could just end that task and take the payout. While the compensations are fair, giving more realistic time frames for completion would be helpful as well.In summary, yeah you will earn money but do NOT use multiple devices and pay attention to the time frame is states so you don’t continue trying to complete passed that time frame because it will not track or credit you once you’ve run out of time.This app would severely benefit from just separating games, tasks, in progress and surveys in separate sections for easy finding. If they simply did that and a possible bonus of slightly longer completion time frames, I would happily adjust to five stars but if you’re looking for a quick buck and you play mobile games, tester up is definitely worth a shot. You aren’t going to earn insane money but if you’re going to play mobile games anyways, the extra pocket change is nice.

I always gave tester up great reviews as they paid once I made it to the $70 amount. This last time, I requested payout. they just blocked me from logging in without any reasoning. I have followed all their terms and conditions as I have withdrawn At least 6 times . They don’t respond to messages any more either. I have screenshots to prove I finished certain games and what is owed . They expect us to follow their terms but they don’t honor their part. DONT TRUST THEM. They get paid for you purchasing in app purchases but they keep what they earn off you and don’t pay you back. UPDATE : after I write this review I finally get a response via email even though it’s been nearly 3 weeks since I put my first support ticket in regarding non payment and no one responding. Said my ticket was escalated. Ridiculous. I will change review once I’m paid but I highly doubt it based on other reviews of people not being paidYour response says I’llHear from you. It’s been many weeks and I normally get a payout in a few days. I can’t even get a response and I can’t log in to do another ticket as you know. Why can I not log in if you are a reputable site? ScammersI have to say I was shocked to get an email and then payment . Granted it was a month later but nevertheless, I willContinue to use tester up