How to register a Google Play organization account

An organization account publishes under your company name, is required for some app categories, and is not subject to the 12-tester closed testing rule. Here is what you need and how verification works.

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Who should use an organization account

What you need

Steps

  1. Create a Play Console account and choose Organization.
  2. Enter the organization's legal details and D-U-N-S number.
  3. Pay the one-time US$25 fee.
  4. Complete organization verification. Google may ask for business documents.
  5. Verify contact details, then create your app and apply for production.

Converting a personal account

A personal account can be changed to an organization account by completing organization verification in Play Console. The change only goes one way — an organization account can't be turned back into a personal account.

Common problems

FAQ

Does a Google Play organization account need a D-U-N-S number?

Yes. Google verifies organization accounts with your legal entity details and D-U-N-S number, which must match Dun & Bradstreet's record.

Do organization accounts need 12 testers for 14 days?

No. The closed testing requirement applies to personal accounts created after November 13, 2023. Organization accounts can apply for production after verification.

Can I convert my personal account to an organization?

Yes, by completing organization verification in Play Console. An organization account cannot be converted back to personal.

Which apps require an organization account?

Apps in categories such as finance, health, VPN and government services must be published from organization accounts.

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