Clear tasks.
Fair expectations.
How testing, evidence, earnings and developer payments work on Rise2Grab.
Version testing-v1-2026-11-11 · Effective 11 November 2026Useful testing, honest feedback
A testing task pays for completing its stated app-testing brief and submitting useful private feedback, an app screenshot and an app-usage video. Positive feedback, a public store review, a star rating, ad clicks and purchases are never conditions of payment. Critical feedback is welcome. Do not post the paid feedback as an independent public endorsement.
Before you start
Use an account you control and a compatible Android device. Read the app permissions, testing brief, evidence requirements, reservation expiry and displayed reward before reserving. Only use the approved Google Play link. Do not submit someone else’s work, copied feedback, fabricated recordings or multiple accounts. Testing does not guarantee Play Console production access or app-store ranking.
Record only the app being tested
Use test data and turn on Do Not Disturb before recording. Keep passwords, OTPs, payment details, identity documents, private messages and other people’s information out of screenshots and videos. A screenshot and a short screen recording are required; your face, voice and unrelated activity are not required. Review each file before uploading. Stop if a task asks you to disclose sensitive information.
Evidence and privacy
Your submission and files are private. They can be reviewed by authorised Rise2Grab staff and the developer who owns that campaign. Uploads are not public marketing material. Evidence files expire after 90 days and are removed by the retention process; financial records and review decisions are separate. Do not upload content you lack permission to share. Use your account privacy/help options for an access or deletion request.
Review and earnings
Submitting a task does not immediately create earnings. Staff check the brief, feedback and evidence, and may approve, reject with a reason or request changes. Payment is based on completion and usefulness, not whether the app receives praise. An approved submission credits the reward captured when you reserved the task, once only. You can ask support to review a disputed decision; keep the submission reference.
Your earnings wallet
The wallet records approved testing earnings and withdrawal requests. It is not a deposit account: users cannot add money, transfer balances to others or buy testing credits from it. The displayed minimum withdrawal and available balance apply. A withdrawal request reserves that balance while the operator checks and settles the payment. Requested is not Paid; a paid status records the operator’s settlement evidence. Identity and destination checks may be required before settlement.
Developer campaigns and pricing
Developers must own their app or have permission to commission testing and provide a lawful testing brief. Campaign review, payment and publication are separate steps. The package total and tester/service amounts are shown before payment. Payment alone does not approve an app or guarantee completion by a deadline. Testers’ negative findings cannot be rejected simply because they are negative. Paid evidence must not be republished as independent public reviews.
Payments, cancellation and refunds
Developer payments use a hosted Razorpay page when checkout is connected. Only verified provider payment records fund a campaign. For cancellation or an incorrect charge, contact support with the campaign and payment reference. The operator reviews unused, uncommitted testing funds and undelivered services for refund to the original payment method. Completed work and already committed tester rewards are not automatically refundable; statutory rights still apply. No refund is complete until the payment provider confirms it. Invoice requests are requests for assistance, not proof of payment.
Separate from the 365-day challenge
App-testing rewards do not add qualifying days, repair a missed day or unlock challenge milestones. The 365-day challenge has its own accepted programme rules, daily activity requirements and reward history. You can find all challenge options together in your dashboard.