At reviewcheck.net, we prioritize transparency, in-depth research, and careful, criteria-based reviews. Our goal is to provide you with the best possible basis for decision-making by analyzing and comparing products and services based on clearly defined criteria.
How We Rate
Our reviews are editorial analysis, not user ratings
The reviews on reviewcheck.net are written by our own editorial team. They are our own analysis, based on the research described below.
We do not collect user reviews. There is no review form on this site, no rating given by visitors and no ranking produced by votes. The scores and verdicts you see here are ours.
When we quote customer testimonials, they are statements already published elsewhere - on merchant or manufacturer sites, for example. We take them as one source among several: we have neither collected nor verified them, and we do not present them as reviews checked by us.
Our Review Method
Our research and evaluation process follows a structured approach:
Thorough Research & Analysis
Before making a recommendation, we conduct extensive research. We analyze manufacturer information, scientific studies, technical data, customer reviews, and independent test reports.
Comparison with Alternatives
A product is only good if it proves itself against others. That's why we place our evaluations in the context of similar offerings to enable a well-founded assessment.
Published Customer Opinions & Expert Feedback
To gain a comprehensive picture, we consult customer opinions already published elsewhere, expert opinions and market trends, and factor them into our evaluation. We do not collect those opinions ourselves and we do not verify them.
Updates & Market Changes
The market is constantly evolving - new products emerge, formulations or specifications are revised, and prices fluctuate. We do not recheck our reviews on a fixed schedule; we revise a review or comparison as soon as we learn of a change that affects the result.
Our Evaluation Criteria
Depending on the product category, we evaluate based on the following criteria:
Effectiveness or Performance - How well supported are the seller's claims?
Ingredients or Features - Are the ingredients high-quality, safe, and well combined? For devices and accessories: based on the manufacturer's information, do the features and functions suit the intended use?
Price-Performance Ratio - Is the price justified for the offered performance?
Vendor Transparency - Does the manufacturer disclose what is in the product, or its technical specifications? Are the company details, terms, shipping and returns policies, and a way to get in touch all easy to find?
User-Friendliness - How simple is it to use, based on the seller's own description?
Support & Warranty - What ways are there to get in touch, and how fair are the warranty and returns terms?
How the criteria become a score
We rate each criterion on a scale up to 100, where 100 is best. We go on what can be established publicly about a product - among other things the seller's own information, independent sources, the price and the terms of sale. Which criteria apply depends on the product, so scores in different product categories are only comparable up to a point.
The overall score follows from these individual ratings, but it is not calculated from them by a formula: there is no fixed weighting of the criteria, and our final judgement also shapes it, so it can differ from them slightly. For ease of reading we express it on a ten-point scale, where 10 is best.
Both are editorial assessments, not measurements. If we have had a product in our hands, the page says so.
How We Earn Money
Our website is funded through so-called affiliate links. This means that we receive a commission if you purchase a product through our links - at no additional cost to you. This helps us finance the operation of our website.
Which products we present depends partly on whether we earn a commission on them. Commission does not, however, decide the order in a comparison - that follows our evaluation criteria.
A comparison on reviewcheck.net is therefore not an overview of the whole market: it shows a selection rather than every product available, and it may include products that earn us nothing.
Transparency
The website is not affiliated with any official consumer protection organization or government authority.