Freelance App Tester in France - Remote $27/hr — Columbus
Traveler-Friendly Insight
This Testlio gig is about as nomad-friendly as it gets — with one critical catch: you must be physically located in France for the duration of the testing work. If you're already traveling through France (Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Nice), this is a low-commitment way to earn on the side.
Schedule flexibility: The workload is structured around a regular weekly cadence, but the nature of hourly functional testing means you can fit it into gaps in your day. No fixed 9-to-5 hours are required, making it highly async-friendly.
Earning potential vs. cost of living: At $27/hr USD (~€25/hr), even a few hours a week adds meaningful income. For context:
- Paris, France: High COL — a few testing hours helps offset cafe or coworking costs.
- Bordeaux or Montpellier: Lower COL than Paris; $27/hr goes further for a nomad base.
- Strasbourg or Lyon: Mid-range COL, solid value for short-stay digital nomads.
Visa note: EU/Schengen visitors (90-day rule) can legally pick up short-term freelance work in France if self-employed or under a foreign contract. Non-EU nomads should verify their work authorization. France also has a "Freelancer/Auto-Entrepreneur" visa pathway for longer stays.
Payment via PayPal or Payoneer makes cross-border payouts seamless — no French bank account required.
Hi there! We are Testlio, a global software testing company with its own freelance network. Our freelancers test apps from companies across the globe. Testlio is a great place for people who value the freedom and flexibility of remote work.
At the moment, we're working with Uber to help bring improvements to their Uber Driver app. We're looking for already registered and active Uber drivers located in France to test out new features of the app. Your feedback will be valuable in ensuring that other users such as yourself will have a smooth experience on the app.
To participate in this project, you will need to create an account on our platform. Through this account, we can assign you testing tasks. You will be asked to use our website for defect tracking and will receive materials to prepare you for testing.
Pay rate: $27 USD / hour
- You will be paid per hour, not per issues/bugs you find on the Uber app. That way, you will get paid even if you don't find any bugs.
- You can choose to be paid via PayPal or Payoneer for tasks completed on our website.
Benefits of Being a Freelancer at Testlio
- Schedule: You can create your own schedule and work on other testing runs that interest you.
- Location: Testlio is a 100% remote company. Seriously, you can work from a coffee shop, your home, or while waiting for class.
- Growth: You'll be testing global-scale mobile apps and have the chance to boost your skills and grow your career.
- Payment: You are paid by the hour, not by the bug — meaning you get paid even if you did not uncover any bugs.
Requirements
- Age: You must be at least 18 years old.
- Location: Must be physically located in France.
- Availability: 1 hour of testing time.
- Devices: iPhone and/or Android phone.
What Does Testing Look Like?
- Type of testing: Functional testing.
- Type of work: Short-term, freelance.
- Workload: Regular weekly cadence, with additional ad-hoc requests possible throughout the week.
- Pay rate: $27 USD/hr.
- Payment: Paid weekly via PayPal or Payoneer. We will send you the USD amount, which you can then transfer/convert to EUR if more convenient.
How to Start?
If you have any questions or need help, please contact [email protected] using the code DRIVERFR in the subject line or email body so we can quickly identify your request.
Once you are ready, please fill out the initial application below. Those who meet the requirements will receive further information to participate in this paid testing opportunity.
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