We put your app on Google Play for you

You built the app. Getting it onto Google Play is a different job: forms, pictures, policies, a testing period and a review. If you don’t know how, or don’t have the time, our team does it with you from start to finish.

Tell us about your app

Or email support@lagnevertech.com. We reply within one working day.

What our team does

Store listing. We write the app name, short and full description, and prepare the icon, the banner picture and the screenshots Google asks for.
Google’s forms. We fill in the privacy policy link, the Data safety form, the content rating and the target audience, based on what your app really does.
Upload. We upload your app file and check it against Google’s technical requirements first.
Testing. New personal developer accounts must run a closed test with at least 12 testers for 14 days before going public. We set the test up, arrange the testers and keep it running for the full period.
Review. We send the app for Google’s review. If Google asks for a change, we make it and send it again.

How it works

You write to us. Tell us which app you want on Google Play. We look at it and tell you what it needs and what it will cost.
You open your developer account. The app is published under your name, so the Google Play developer account must be yours. We guide you through creating it and through Google’s identity check, step by step.
You invite us. You add our team to your account from Play Console. You never share your Google password with us.
We do the rest. Listing, forms, upload, testing and review, as described above. We tell you where things stand at each stage.
Your app goes live. You get the Google Play link to share. The account, the app and the code stay yours.

What you need

An app built with AppCub on a paid plan, because Google Play needs the Play Store bundle (AAB) and signing key that paid plans include.
Your own Google Play developer account. Google charges a one-time registration fee of US$25 and checks your identity. Only you can do the identity check; we show you how.
A working email address for your users to reach you, which Google shows on the listing.

How long it takes

For a new personal developer account, plan for about three to four weeks: Google’s closed test alone lasts 14 days, and its review takes a few days more. Company accounts and accounts that have already published an app are usually faster, because Google doesn’t ask them for the closed test.

What we can’t promise. Google decides whether an app is approved and how long its review takes. We prepare everything to its rules and fix what it asks for, but the final decision is Google’s. Apps that break Google Play’s policies can’t be published, and we’ll tell you before you pay if we think yours is at risk.

Questions

How much does it cost?

It depends on the app: one with sign-in, payments or sensitive permissions needs more forms and more checking than a simple one. Write to us and we’ll send a fixed quote before any work starts. Google’s US$25 registration fee is paid by you, directly to Google.

I already have a developer account. Can you still help?

Yes. Invite our team to the account and we start from the listing.

Can you publish under your account instead of mine?

No. Your app should belong to you, so it is published from your account. That way you keep full control of it, its reviews and its earnings.

Can you put my app on iPhone too?

Yes. See iPhone launch, and mention both stores when you write.

Will you update the app after launch?

You make changes in AppCub as usual. If you want us to upload each new version to Google Play for you, ask and we’ll include it in the quote.

Tell us about your app

Fill this in and our team will write back with what your app needs and what it will cost.

Contact

Lagnever Technologies Private Limited
Email: support@lagnevertech.com