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Introducing Recruit a Friend: Invite a Team and You Both Earn Free Runs

TesterArmy's referral program is live. Invite a colleague by email or referral link. They start with 25 free runs, and when their workspace goes paid, you both get 100 more.

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August 27, 20263 min read
Introducing Recruit a Friend: Invite a Team and You Both Earn Free Runs

You already stopped clicking through your app before every release. Somewhere in your network there is an engineer who hasn't - still walking the same signup flow by hand, tab by tab. Starting today, getting them onto TesterArmy pays both of you.

Recruit a Friend is TesterArmy's referral program. Invite a colleague by email or with your referral link. They sign up with 25 free runs to put the agent on their real flows, and the moment their workspace goes paid, you both get 100 more. Theirs last 90 days and yours last a full year. There is no cap on how many teams you can bring in.

How it works

Open Earn free runs in your dashboard sidebar (you will also find it in billing settings). From there you have two ways to invite someone:

  • By email. Type a colleague's work address and the reward attaches to it automatically - when they sign up with that email, the 25 free runs are already waiting.
  • By link. Copy your referral link and share it anywhere: Slack, a DM, a conference hallway conversation. Whoever signs up through it starts with the same 25 free runs.

The limit-reached dialog in the TesterArmy dashboard with its Earn free runs tab open: an email invite field, a copy invite link button, and the referral rewards

Even the limit-reached dialog has an Earn free runs tab, so when you hit your run quota you can invite by email or copy your link right there.

Your colleague can test their own product without entering a card. If they decide TesterArmy is worth paying for, you each get 100 free runs the moment their workspace pays.

Why we pay in test runs

We pay every reward in test runs rather than account credit, gift cards, or a cut of revenue, because the most useful thing we can hand a testing team is more testing. You spend bonus runs exactly like plan runs, on the flows you already watch, and your conversion reward stays spendable for 365 days.

The fine print

We would rather you read the rules here than discover them in support:

  • Each referred workspace earns one reward, granted once, and only after that workspace pays.
  • Existing TesterArmy users, people joining your own team, and self-referrals don't count. Neither do signups that land in an existing workspace - the program rewards bringing new teams in.
  • You spend free runs only after your plan quota runs out, and they don't stack with unlimited plans.
  • Rewards expire if unused: the signup bonus after 30 days, your colleague's conversion bonus after 90, and yours after 365.

That is the whole program. There are no tiers, points, or leaderboards, just one invite and two rewards.

Send your first invite today

Recruit a Friend is live in every TesterArmy workspace today. Sign in and your referral link is waiting in the dashboard. Think of the last person who told you their tests were flaky, and send them your link.

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