ValleyBeta : Private Beta Testing Invites for Web 2.0 Services

June 3rd, 2006

If you an early adopter for cool Web 2.0 services and like alpha testing and beta testing, but could not manage to get an invitation even after filling up your email for prerelease testing multiple times, ValleyBeta makes it easier…

How does it work?

You sign up, we give you links to private betas whenever we get ‘em. We’ll give you a personal RSS feed with all your new betas, or we’ll email ‘em to ya, or you can sign in to Valleybeta.com and check out the list. We can’t guarantee a slot in any particular beta, but we do guarantee that you’ll get something.

The more info you give us the more betas you’ll get into. Some companies only want testers from a specific industry, place, company, etc, and if we don’t know what groups you’re in it doesn’t work. If you don’t want to give us info it’s not a problem for us, you’ll just get the more broad/generic stuff.

It is a free service, but it seems if you’re a subscriber to their other paid service Valleyschwag (distributing Web 2.0 shirts and stickers), you have a better chance to take the first look at the “smaller / newer / better betas”.

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