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Beta Tester Recruitment Post

A short post recruiting beta testers — what you're building, who you need, what's in it for them.

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You get a personalised recruitment post and a direct line to apply for beta testing a new product.

Who it's for

  • Engineering managers of 5–20 person teams
  • Software development team leads
  • Product owners of small to medium-sized teams
  • Technical project managers
  • IT department heads

Use cases

  • Recruiting beta testers for a new software product
  • Finding volunteers to test a mobile app
  • Assembling a group to trial a new website feature
  • Gathering feedback from potential users of a new tool
  • Building a community around a new tech product
  • Testing a new digital service with a small group of users

FAQ

what is a beta tester

A beta tester is someone who tries out a new product or service before it's released to the public. They provide feedback to help improve the product.

how do i recruit beta testers

You can recruit beta testers by creating a recruitment post that outlines what you're building, who you need, and what's in it for them. Harnests can help you create this post for £1.

what do beta testers get in return

Beta testers can get early access to a new product, a direct line to the development team, or a lifetime free subscription, depending on what you're offering.

how long is the recruitment post

The recruitment post is approximately 150 words or less, making it a concise and effective way to recruit beta testers.

Sample output

What I'm building: I'm creating an asynchronous stand-up tool designed to streamline communication and collaboration for distributed engineering teams. This tool aims to simplify daily updates and improve productivity across different time zones.

Who I need: Engineering managers of 5–20 person teams, spanning two or more time zones, and currently utilizing either Slack or MS Teams for team communication.

What you get: In exchange for your participation, you'll receive lifetime free access to the tool, as well as a direct line to me for feedback and support, including monthly 30-minute check-ins.

How to apply: Reply with your team size and the number of time zones your team operates across.

Last updated: 2026-06-28