Testers who find the bug before your customers do.
Manual QA, usability testing, and clear bug reports — on real phones and browsers, not just an emulator. Every tester in the iince pool has filed reports a developer could act on, not vague 'it's broken' notes.
App & website testers · Remote · worldwide · Per project · English · USD 20–32 per hour
A near-launch SaaS web and mobile app needs a detail-oriented manual QA tester for a focused one-day smoke and edge-case pass, with the chance to grow into ongoing monthly testing. Remote, no coding required.
App & website testers · Remote · worldwide · Per project · English · USD 19–30 per hour
A multi-sport booking platform needs a meticulous manual QA tester to deep-dive its reservation and payment flows on desktop and mobile web before the next release. Fixed project, remote.
App & website testers · Remote · Canada preferred · Per project · English · USD 20–32 per hour
A new all-in-one accounting and bookkeeping app needs an experienced bookkeeper, controller or CPA to test it before launch and report honestly where it falls short. Remote, Canada-based preferred.
App & website testers · Remote · worldwide · Per project · English · USD 20–32 per hour
A software company needs an experienced manual QA tester to test mobile apps by hand on physical iPhone and Android devices - no automation, no AI. Starts with a paid trial app; ongoing work for strong testers.
App & website testers · Remote · worldwide · Per project · English · USD 18–32 per hour
A website owner needs a keen-eyed manual tester to check how their site looks and feels across iPhone and Android devices, screen sizes and browsers. Ongoing, a few hours a week, remote.
App & website testers · Remote · worldwide · Part-time · English · USD 19–31 per hour
A website/web-app owner needs a part-time manual UI/UX tester to find usability, functional, UI and UX issues and deliver a structured report. Ongoing, remote, no coding.
Manual QA of websites and mobile apps on real devices
Bug reports with clear steps to reproduce, logs, and screenshots
Usability and think-aloud testing on real user flows
Cross-browser and cross-device checks before you ship
Vetting for this role
What we check before we shortlist a app & website testers.
General vetting isn't enough. These are the checks specific to this role, on top of the skill tests every applicant takes.
A real bug report, not a complaint
We ask for a sample report. Clear steps to reproduce, expected vs actual, and a screenshot or recording — or it doesn't make the shortlist.
Their own devices
We confirm which real phones, browsers, and OS versions they can test on. Emulator-only testers are flagged as such.
A short test task
For most briefs we give a quick trial flow to test. We read how they report before we introduce them.
Typical engagements
The three briefs we see most.
A few days
Pre-launch test pass
A focused round of QA on a build or a flow before you ship, with a written list of what's broken and how bad it is.
Per release
Regression testing
The same checklist run on each release, so a fix in one place doesn't quietly break another.
Monthly, part-time
Ongoing QA and feedback
A tester on call for new features, usability feedback, and cross-device checks, without a full-time hire.
Typical ranges, not quotes. Your brief decides the scope and the timeline.
App & website testers: questions
Before you hire.
Do they test on real devices or emulators?
Tell us the devices and browsers that matter to you. We shortlist testers who own the real phones and OS versions you need, and we say plainly when someone only has an emulator.
What does a bug report from them look like?
Clear steps to reproduce, what they expected, what actually happened, and a screenshot or screen recording — the kind a developer can act on without a follow-up call.
Can I hire a tester for one release and then stop?
Yes. Short, per-release and pre-launch rounds are common. Put the build, the flows, and the deadline in your brief.