Credits are how AppReviewX keeps feedback fair. You earn them by testing other developers' apps and spend them to get feedback on your own.
The rules
- One accepted feedback = one credit. The owner reviews your feedback; one that is declined does not earn the credit. See Why feedback can be rejected and how to avoid it.
- New accounts start with 0 credits. You earn before you spend.
- A credit pays for one feedback request on your own app.
- Credits are not cash. They cannot be paid out or sold.
- No ratings in the deal. A credit never depends on a store rating or review. See Testing apps is not trading ratings.
Example
Example: Mia signs up and has 0 credits. She takes a task, tests an app for a short session and writes structured feedback. She now has 1 credit. She uses that credit to request feedback on her own app. Her balance is back to 0, and another tester now writes feedback on it and earns their own credit.
How to earn credits reliably
- Pick apps that fit your device and OS.
- Follow the task description.
- Write specifics: steps, expectation, result, device. Guide: What makes tester feedback accepted.
- Add a screenshot when it clarifies the problem.
What credits do not cover
Credits are about feedback. They are not a promise of installs, ratings or rankings for your app.
Back to Become an app beta tester: how it works. Related: Why feedback can be rejected and how to avoid it, Testing packs from the tester's side: day by day.