Crowdville

At a glance

• Editor score
  7.3 / 10
• Pricing
  Free plan
• Best for
  Budget-conscious testers and small campaign teams
• Free plan
  Yes
• Paid from
  Free
• Tester sourcing
  Managed
• Facts checked
  24 Sep 2026

• Where it wins

  • Free for testers to join, with accepted work potentially rewarded
  • Supports app, device and website testing plus experience questionnaires
  • Bug reports can include screenshots and video

• Where it doesn't

  • Campaign eligibility and requirements vary by mission
  • Tester pool figure does not establish how many testers are active
  • Campaign and report tracking runs through Negotium

Our verdict on Crowdville

Crowdville connects companies with a managed community of testers for app, device and website campaigns. Testers can identify bugs and malfunctions, answer questionnaires about digital products and services, and take part in physical technology product trials. It is free for testers to join, and accepted work may be rewarded. The offering suits people looking for campaign-based testing opportunities and teams seeking a way to collect external feedback, rather than a dedicated issue-tracking system.

The testing mix covers both functional bug reports and experience feedback. Reports require supporting evidence such as screenshots or video, while campaign requirements and tester eligibility vary by mission. Tester profiles record equipment, knowledge and skills, giving campaigns a way to match participation requirements with testers’ capabilities. Crowdville states a pool of 80,000 testers; that figure is not necessarily an active count, so teams should treat it as a stated community size rather than a measure of available capacity for a specific campaign.

Campaign participation and report tracking take place through Negotium, and Crowdville is available via web and mobile, including Android and iOS. Support channels include email, tickets and community, and the listed compliance posture includes GDPR. The published product information does not establish a customer-facing pricing structure or issue-tracker integrations, so organizations comparing workflow fit should assess those requirements before choosing it. Crowdville is a reasonable fit for testers and smaller teams focused on campaign participation and evidence-backed reports; teams requiring documented integrations or established active tester availability should weigh alternatives.

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Crowdville fact sheet

Alternatives to Crowdville

• ApplauseA managed tester community and platform for broad, real-world software testing.8.9
• Crowd4TestCross-platform crowd QA with flexible tester sourcing, AI triage and extensive integrations.8.7
• CentercodeA testing workspace for recruiting users, distributing builds, and managing feedback.8.5

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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

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