I have set up my app and prepared open beta using the Android Developer Console, but now I want to know how many have signed up for the beta. Is it possible to:
I tried a google search, but all that appeared was information about alpha/beta testing and how to use it. There was nothing on seeing who/how many signed up for it.
Is this possible?
The number of beta testers depends on the size of your project. If it's a small project with a team size of about 20, you can perform beta tests with 10-15 testers. However, if your project size is enterprise-level, with a team size of over 1000, you'll need over 500 beta testers.
The salaries of Beta Testers in the US range from $21,140 to $130,800 , with a median salary of $79,530 .
Generally, you only need about 5-10 testers for small, independent projects, 25-40 testers for casual use apps, and 200 or more testers for gaming apps.
Yes, you can see how many users have enrolled to be beta testers. You need to go under the "Beta testing" tab in the "APK" section. See screenshot:
You can't see the user email though.
Statistics > Devices > Install base
View by: App version
The button "+ App version" gives you a select that has the exact number of installs for every version. This way you can determine how many people run your latest beta build.
Update: As commented by @alexislg, the testers count isn't there any longer. I've seen comments elsewhere that if you open "Open Testing" (or another track), and if you have testers, the count will show up in the summary toward the top. I cannot confirm as of yet.
Original answer: With the update to the redesign (as of Oct. 12 2020), just go to the Releases section and click Releases overview. You'll see how many testers are currently enrolled for each track.
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