Submit a Product

How brands and manufacturers can get a product in front of our testers.

Last updated August 13, 2026

For Brands, Manufacturers, and PR Representatives

If you make or represent a product in one of the categories we cover, this page explains how to get it in front of our testing team.

If your product doesn't fall into one of these categories, we're likely not the right fit right now — we'd rather stay focused and do thorough testing across a defined set of categories than spread thin across everything.

What We Can and Can't Promise

We're upfront about this before you send anything: submitting a product does not guarantee coverage, does not guarantee a positive review, and does not guarantee a specific score. We do not offer pay-for-placement or pay-for-review arrangements of any kind, and accepting a loaner unit never influences the outcome of our testing — it's scored against exactly the same criteria as a unit we purchase ourselves at retail. Our full sourcing and independence policy is explained in our Editorial Policy. We select products based on reader relevance, market timing, and current gaps in our coverage, not on submission order.

How to Submit

There's no form to fill out — email us directly at amirchandler7@gmail.com with the details below. A well-organized pitch with complete information is far more likely to get a response than a generic press release blast.

What to Include

Product name and the specific category it falls into (one of the ten we cover)
Retail price and confirmed availability regions — we can't review a product our readers can't buy
Key specifications and what makes the product distinct from competitors already on the market
Launch date, or confirmation the product is already shipping
A link to the existing retail listing, particularly on Amazon if applicable
Whether you're offering a loaner unit to be returned or a unit to keep, and how quickly it can ship
A high-resolution product image or a link to press assets
Any existing independent coverage or certifications worth knowing about, such as battery certifications or IP ratings

What Happens Next

Because we receive a meaningful volume of submissions relative to the size of our team, please expect roughly two weeks for an initial response, and understand that we're not able to respond individually to every pitch, particularly ones missing the information above. If we're interested, we'll confirm the testing timeline and unit logistics, and coverage follows the same process described in our Review Methodology, including a defined testing period before anything is published.

We Don't Send Drafts for Pre-Publish Approval

One thing worth setting expectations on upfront: we don't send review drafts, scores, or conclusions to the brand for sign-off before publishing, and we won't hold a review until a specific score is reached. If you'd like to see the article once it's live, we're happy to send the link, and if you believe something in the published review is factually incorrect, our corrections process described in the Editorial Policy applies the same way it would for any reader-reported error.

A Note on Timing

If you're pitching a product ahead of a specific launch date or embargo, tell us that date clearly and as early as possible. We can generally work around embargoes, but we can't compress a multi-week testing period into a few days without it affecting the depth of the review, so the earlier we receive a unit relative to launch, the more thorough the coverage can be.

Not Looking to Contribute Writing?

If you're a writer rather than a brand, this isn't the right page — see Write for Us instead.

Contact

Send submissions to amirchandler7@gmail.com.