DailyOM review

Pros and cons

Who it suits

• Learners wanting a single health and wellbeing library rather than scattered marketplaces.
• People who want time to try a course before deciding, thanks to the 30 days return period.
• Budget-first buyers who value the $33 entry point and completion certificates.

Who should look elsewhere

• Anyone needing a professional licence or a certificate beyond completion, where a certification specialist fits better.
• Learners wanting live tutor help, since support is limited to help centre.
• Those who want to browse at no cost, because there is no free tier.

What you get free

Nothing comes free here. DailyOM has no free tier, so the lowest way in is a paid course at $33. That entry point is worth weighing against platforms that let you look before you pay, since the only route to a refund runs through the return window. The return policy is the generous part. A 30 days return period gives a long stretch to decide whether a course suits you, which is longer than the 14-day window that is typical across the group. For a catalogue sold course by course rather than by subscription, that window is the real safety net, and it covers the whole purchase rather than a trial slice.

How it compares on our data

On the return period, DailyOM ranks 3 of 159 brands, placing it among the longer windows in this comparison. Entry price tells a flatter story. DailyOM ranks 87 of 220 brands on price from, so $33 is not a standout bargain across the wider set. Read it against the group rather than in isolation: the monthly median across the site is €18.59 and the yearly median is €145.48, so a course bought once at $33 can compare well for anyone considering a subscription elsewhere, without the commitment of a rolling plan.

Core features

The catalogue holds 480 courses and is curated, meaning the library is edited rather than open to any instructor. That suits readers who want a settled shelf of health and wellbeing material instead of an unfiltered marketplace. Certificates come as completion. That covers the majority of what the site records, and it aligns with the 81.7% share of the group, but it is a record of finishing rather than a professional or academic award. There is no free tier, so every course starts as a purchase at $33. The return period of 30 days is what reduces the risk of that first payment, and it is the single most useful term in the pricing picture.

The company behind it

DailyOM is operated by Everyday Health, Inc., the legal entity named on its company page. Support runs on help centre, which is a self-service help centre rather than a live channel. Help centres are common in this group, appearing on 71.9% of the brands recorded, so the model is normal even if it suits only readers comfortable searching their own answers. Questions about refunds are covered by the return policy, which is where a 30 days window comes from.

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Frequently asked questions

Sources

• dailyom.zendesk.com/hc/en-us checked September 30, 2026

  Backs: Support channels

  “DailyOM Help Center - How can we help?”

• dailyom.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/30034041767572-How-... checked September 30, 2026

  Backs: Money-back period

  “request a return within 30 days of purchase”

• dailyom.com/about-us checked September 30, 2026

  Backs: Number of courses, Legal entity, Platform type

  “480+ Holistic Courses”

• dailyom.com/courses/clearing-physical-and-emotional-clutter checked September 30, 2026

  Backs: Certificate types, Free tier, Price from

  “Certificate of Completion”