Clear value
The user must understand what problem the service solves and why it belongs inside Baxtlilar.
Baxtlilar assesses partners on more than the subject of their product or service. How an organisation works with users, data, communication and responsibility matters too.
Requirements depend on the format of cooperation, but the core principles stay the same: real value, transparent terms, respect for the user, safety and compatibility with how Baxtlilar works.
A good proposal must be useful not only to the partner and to Baxtlilar — above all to the user.
The user must understand what problem the service solves and why it belongs inside Baxtlilar.
Cost, format, limits and the roles of each side must be clear before the user engages with the service.
We may request details about the company, the specialist, the website, qualifications and the terms of service.
A partner works only with the necessary data and receives no questionnaire, matching or messages automatically.
No pressure, manipulation, false urgency or promises of a guaranteed outcome.
A partner does not influence recommendations, compatibility, mutual interest or the order in which users are shown.
The service must complement Baxtlilar naturally and suit a broad family audience.
The partner remains responsible for their own service, its quality, support and external terms.
Core requirements
Additional checks
The depth of the review depends on the potential risk and the format of cooperation.
A partnership can be reconsidered if complaints appear, terms change, privacy or safety risks arise, or the service no longer fits the product.
What is upheld during the work:
Approval is not an unlimited right to be present inside Baxtlilar.
Possible actions
We do not use wording like “100% verified partner” or “Baxtlilar guarantees the quality”: it promises more than the actual scope of the review supports.
A “Cooperation confirmed” mark means only that an official partnership format exists — not an absolute guarantee of the quality or safety of the service.
Baxtlilar treats external services as part of the user experience, so the requirements keep applying after launch.
An integration must solve a real task.
The user understands the terms and the source of the service.
The scenario must not create unjustified risk or pressure.
Each side answers for its own part of the interaction.