Trialoo

Frequently asked questions

Answers for testers and businesses.

For testers

What is Trialoo?

A platform connecting brands with independent product testers. You try a product or service and provide honest feedback.

Do I have to pay to be a tester?

No. Signing up and participating are free.

How do I get the product?

Depends on the campaign: order it yourself with a coupon, the brand ships it to you, or no product is needed (e.g. review only).

Do I have to write positive reviews?

No. Only honest reviews based on real experience are required.

How do I get paid?

If the campaign is paid, once your task is approved the reward is credited to your balance. From there you can request a payout via your chosen method.

Is the reward taxable?

Trialoo acts as an intermediary. Rewards are your income, which you declare and handle yourself under your local law. Consult an accountant or tax authority if unsure.

What are levels and reputation?

Your rating appears after 5 completed tasks: 🌱 Newbie → 🔍 Explorer → ⭐ Experienced → 🏆 Expert. Higher level = more campaigns.

How does verification work?

In your profile you can verify email, phone, identity and add your address. The more verified, the more and better-paid tasks.

For business

How much does a campaign cost?

Free to start. Optionally add a budget so testers receive an extra cash reward.

How do testers get my product?

Choose: coupons from your store, you ship yourself (you'll see addresses and mark shipments), or no product.

What results do I get?

Reviews, star ratings, photos/proof and public reviews (Facebook, Instagram, Google and more).

Are the reviews genuine?

Yes — based on real tester experience. Positive reviews are never required.

Payouts & legal

How do payouts work?

Trialoo is an intermediary between the brand and the tester. Rewards accrue in the tester's balance and are paid out per their details, less a platform fee (if applicable).

Who is responsible for taxes?

Each tester declares and handles their own income under local law. Trialoo may provide annual summaries. Consult an accountant for your situation.