Free SaaS collaboration board
Find beta testers for your SaaS or app
A vague “please test my app” post rarely works. HighTechAttic helps you write a specific tester request, publish it as a free listing, and share one public link with people who can give useful feedback.
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How it works
- Define one task testers should complete and 3–5 questions you want answered.
- Post a Wanted listing with product link, time expected, and what feedback looks like.
- Share the listing link in communities and message people who match your audience.
Make the beta test request specific
Say how long the session takes, which flow to try, what device or browser matters, and whether you want bugs, UX friction notes, or willingness-to-pay feedback. Specific asks get better responses than open-ended “tell me what you think.”
What testers need to know before helping
Share the product URL or TestFlight/Play link, any login details, target persona, and whether feedback is async comments, a short call, or a form. Mention compensation if any — even a thank-you, credit, or small gift card helps set expectations.
Good and bad beta tester posts
Bad: “Need testers for my AI app.” Good: “Need 5 developers to spend 10 minutes creating a project and tell me where onboarding felt confusing. Async notes preferred this week.” The second version is easy to accept or decline.
Example listing templates
Focused tester assignment
Wanted: beta testers for [product] Use the app for 10 minutes, complete one task, then answer: 1. What did you expect this screen to do? 2. Where did you hesitate? 3. Would you use this again next week? Why or why not? Link: [url]. Looking for [persona]. Async feedback preferred.
FAQ
Where can I find beta testers for my SaaS?
Post a specific tester Wanted listing on HighTechAttic, then share that link with communities that match your users. Clear tasks beat broadcasting a vague ask.
Should I pay beta testers?
Not always. Early-stage feedback swaps are common. Paying helps when you need speed, a specific persona, or longer sessions. State the terms in the listing.
How many beta testers do I need?
Five to ten thoughtful sessions often surface the main friction. More is useful after you fix the obvious issues and want validation from a tighter persona.
What should I ask beta testers to do?
Give one primary task, a time box, and a short question list. Avoid asking them to explore the whole product without guidance.