For businesses

Before you send us a product…

We want to show you exactly how it will be considered, tested, and evaluated.

Thaary does not sell opinions or guarantee publication. We test products as real consumers and recommend only what genuinely makes everyday life better.

No paid reviews No guaranteed coverage Independent evaluation
Thaary product evaluation in a real home environment

Real consumers, real routines

A product has to earn its place in real life.

We do not stage a quick test, photograph the packaging, and call it a review. We look at the complete experience: arrival, setup, instructions, everyday use, maintenance, support, and what happens after the first impression fades.

Some products reveal themselves in one afternoon. Others need days or weeks. The timeline follows the product, not a campaign calendar.

Our readers trust us because a partnership never buys a conclusion.
Product being used by real consumers at home

Our approach

What shapes every evaluation

Three principles keep the process useful for readers and transparent for brands.

Opening a product box in a real home setting
01 · REAL LIFE FIRST

We test as real consumers.

The product enters an actual routine, with the same questions, interruptions, expectations, and learning curve any buyer would have.

Calendar documenting a product evaluation over time
02 · TIME TELLS THE STORY

Some evaluations take time.

We allow enough use to understand consistency, convenience, maintenance, and whether enthusiasm survives beyond day one.

Detailed product packaging and delivery experience
03 · THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE

Evaluation begins before first use.

Delivery, packaging, setup, instructions, support, replacement parts, and after-sales care are part of the product too.

Packaging and delivery evaluation

Packaging & delivery

Protection, presentation, waste, shipping condition, organization, and the first interaction with the product.

Ease of use evaluation

Ease of use

Setup, intuitiveness, daily effort, accessibility, cleaning, storage, and how naturally the product fits a routine.

Design and practicality evaluation

Design & practicality

Materials, proportions, finish, footprint, ergonomics, details, and whether beauty works together with function.

Instructions evaluation

Instructions

Clarity of the manual, onboarding, app setup, safety information, troubleshooting, and the quality of guidance.

Durability evaluation

Durability

Construction, materials, wear, reliability, maintenance requirements, and signs that the product was built to last.

Customer support evaluation

Customer support

Availability, response quality, real solutions, communication channels, documentation, and how problems are handled.

After-sales experience evaluation

After-sales experience

Warranty, replacement parts, filters, repairs, accessories, ongoing support, and the practical cost of ownership.

The process

What happens after you reach out

A simple editorial process, with no mystery and no purchased outcome.

Initial fit

We review the product, category, audience relevance, availability, and whether it fits Thaary’s editorial purpose.

Product received

Receiving a sample starts the evaluation. It does not create an obligation to publish or recommend.

Real-life testing

The product is used for the period needed to understand the experience honestly and in context.

Editorial decision

We decide whether the experience is useful enough to share, and in which format it best serves readers.

Clear boundaries

What a partnership does, and does not, mean

What brands can expect

  • A thoughtful review of editorial fit before products are accepted.
  • Real-life evaluation based on the nature of the product.
  • Clear communication about logistics and required information.
  • An independent editorial decision after testing.

What cannot be purchased

  • A positive opinion, rating, award, or recommendation.
  • Guaranteed publication or a guaranteed publication date.
  • Control over the final editorial conclusion.
  • The removal of relevant disadvantages from an honest review.

Product submissions

Think your product belongs in real life?

Tell us what it is, who it helps, where it is available, and why it may be useful to Thaary readers. Include a product link, pricing, launch status, and any timing that genuinely matters.

FAQ

Questions brands usually ask

Does sending a product guarantee publication?
No. A sample allows us to evaluate the product, but publication depends on editorial relevance, the real-life experience, and whether the final content would genuinely help readers.
Can a brand review or approve the article?
Brands may help verify objective facts such as dimensions, materials, availability, or warranty terms. The opinion, structure, conclusions, and editorial language remain independent.
How long does an evaluation take?
There is no universal timeline. A simple household object may be understood quickly, while appliances, services, beauty products, or products involving durability may require longer use.
Will you publish negative reviews?
Not every product becomes a published review. When we do publish, we include meaningful advantages and disadvantages. We do not disguise concerns to protect a commercial relationship.
Do you accept payment for product reviews?
No payment can purchase an opinion, rating, award, or recommendation. Advertising and sponsored projects may be available separately and must be clearly identified, without changing independent editorial conclusions.
Are products returned after evaluation?
Return arrangements must be agreed upon before shipping. Brands are responsible for communicating return requirements and, when applicable, providing prepaid and practical return logistics.

Our credibility is worth more than any partnership.

If your product can stand up to thoughtful, honest, real-life evaluation, we would be happy to meet it.

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