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Playcocola vs PlayProbe

Both stand on game playtesting platforms. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Playcocola

Free plan Web

Playcocola offers browser-based recorded sessions, build sharing, and options for sourcing testers. Review its age requirement and stated service and data limitations before using it.

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PlayProbe offers a way to collect playtest feedback without requiring testers to create accounts, and its Pro plan adds Unity telemetry and screen recordings. Developers should account for external build hosting and the lack of console support.

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The facts

	Playcocola	PlayProbe
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Web	Android, Linux, Mac, Web, Windows
Lowest paid plan	See the plans	Pro: $19 a month
Plans published	3	2
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	playcocola.com	playprobe.io
On game playtesting platforms	#10 of 23	#6 of 23

Playcocola: what it does well

Testers can record in a browser without registration
Supports notes linked to recording moments
Developers can upload builds for sessions
Free plan includes one hour of recording
Premium includes tester recruitment

What to know first

Users must be at least 18
Service may not be continuously available
Stored data may be lost
Internet transmissions are not guaranteed secure

PlayProbe: what it does well

Testers can join through a link without an account.
Surveys support ratings, multiple choice, emoji scales and text.
Dashboard breaks down responses by question.
Pro Unity SDK can track FPS and catch crashes.
Free plan includes 20 sessions per test.

What to know first

PlayProbe does not host game builds.
Consoles are not supported.
Pro screen recordings are retained for 30 days.
Free plan is limited to 1 game and 3 tests.

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