A testing service with one product and no sales page
Appline exists because the market decided a two-week waiting period was worth ₹2,000. It is not.
What we do
Google requires 12 real testers on a closed track for 14 continuous days before a personal developer account can publish to production. We supply those testers, hold them for the full period, and help you through the production access application at the end. That is the entire business.
Why ₹349
Recruiting and holding twelve testers has a real cost, and it is not two thousand rupees. The rest of the market’s pricing pays for dashboards, account systems, tier menus, ASO reports and sales teams, none of which move your app any closer to production.
We removed all of it. There is one plan, no login, and a WhatsApp thread instead of a dashboard. The price is what is left when you stop charging for software nobody needed.
What we will not do to keep the price there
Use fake accounts or emulators
Google can see the difference, and it fails the tester engagement check. Every tester is a real person on their own device.
Ask for your Play Console credentials
We never need them. Anyone who asks for them is not running a testing service.
Publish invented reviews or statistics
The numbers on this site are the ones we can evidence.
Promise Google's decision
We control the testers and the 14 days. Google controls approval. Anyone guaranteeing the second is guessing.
Where we are
We operate from India and serve developers worldwide. Support runs on WhatsApp, Mon–Sat, 10:00–19:00 IST, and by email at support@appline.io.
Not affiliated with Google
Appline is an independent service. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Google LLC. Google Play and Android are trademarks of Google LLC. Read our terms and refund policy before ordering.
Your 14 days can start tonight.
One payment, one WhatsApp message, and the clock is running. No account to create.
- Testers within 6 hours
- 100% money-back if rejected
- No account needed
Closed test complete
14 of 14 days complete, 12 testers held