Fewer than 12 testers are still active

Testers left or stopped opening the app, so the test is under Google's 12. Add seats: the new testers need their own 14 days, so the eligibility date moves back.

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Written By JordanLast updated 1 hour ago

What you see

Your test page shows fewer than 12 testers still active, and you got an alert.

Why

Testers left the program, or stopped opening the app. A seat is at risk after 3 days without an opening, and lost after 4. Google wants at least 12 testers opted in for the 14 days before you apply.

What to do

  1. Look at the testers marked at risk: they may still come back.
  2. Add seats: five more testers with the extra seats option, or for 150 credits. New testers start their own 14 days, so the eligibility date moves back.
  3. Don't apply for production access before the eligibility date Peerbeta shows.
  4. On an Express test, if fewer than 12 testers stayed active to the end, ask for the free relaunch in the “Guarantee” section of your test.

What Peerbeta does

During the 14 days, the diagnosis sends an alert as soon as active testers drop under 12. Before that, Peerbeta keeps a margin of seats, 20 or 25 for 12 required, and invites more testers when active ones drop under 14.

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