With application licensing, you can set up a list of Gmail accounts to test your in-app billing and subscription integration. Your own publishing account is always considered a licensed tester.
Set up application licensing
To set up application licensing, start by adding your testers in Play Console.
- Open Play Console.
- Click Setup >Licence testing.
- Choose your licence testers from the email lists shown, or click Create list to make a new list.
- Tip: Email lists work in the same way as described under 'Create an email list of your testers' in this section of our Help Centre article on open, closed and internal tests.
- Click Save changes.
Once you're ready, make sure that:
- Your app has been published to the open, closed, internal test or production track. We recommend publishing your app to the internal test track. Make sure that your testers are also eligible to receive your release by following the instructions for managing testers by email address or using Google Groups.
- You've set up a test environment.
Test in-app billing and subscriptions
You're able to purchase your own app, one-time product or subscription as a test purchase. Once you've set up application licensing, authorised users can also purchase one-time products and subscriptions without charging their accounts.
Before they can be tested, your one-time products and subscriptions need to be published.
More information about testing your Google Play Billing Library integration can be found on the Android Developers site.