For most submissions
Standard listing
Best when you want your assessment included as a normal directory listing with appropriate category placement and basic context.
Directory placement
Category tagging
Basic context + outbound link
Partners
Submissions, listings, and featured placement in the directory
If you publish an assessment experience and want it included in the TestOnline directory, start here. We review fit, safety framing, and category placement before publishing links.
Contact to submit
For launches and campaigns
Featured placement
Best when you want higher visibility within a category hub or guide page while staying aligned with safety and editorial standards.
Featured slot options
Guide placement (when relevant)
Review + iteration support
For multi-topic directories
Network partnership
Best for organizations running multiple assessment experiences across topics or locales who want consistent category architecture and trust framing.
Multi-topic structure
Locale strategy
Ongoing review and updates
Comparison
How the options differ
Choose the lightest option that matches what you need; we can adjust placement after review.
Standard listing
Best when you want to be included in the directory with normal placement and clean context.
Featured placement
Best when you have a launch, campaign, or time-sensitive topic that benefits from extra visibility.
Network partnership
Best when you operate multiple assessments and want consistent structure across topics and locales.
FAQ
Why does this page avoid fixed checkout pricing?
TestOnline is primarily a directory and routing layer. Listing formats depend on the assessment topic, locale, and review requirements, so the best next step is a short conversation.
Who should submit an assessment?
Creators, educators, and organizations who publish assessment experiences and want to be included in a structured directory with category context.
What kinds of partnerships are supported?
Standard listings, featured placement for relevant categories, and ongoing partnerships for multi-topic or multi-locale assessment networks.
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