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MLM Company Reviews: Honest Ratings & Analysis

I've spent years inside the network marketing industry, having been in 8+ companies ranging from Amway to MonaVie to 7K Metals. I've seen the good, the bad, and the "I can't believe I signed up for that."

These reviews are the result of real research, real experience, and a genuine desire to help you make smart decisions. Whether you're thinking about joining a company, already in one and wondering if you should stay, or just curious about what's out there, I've got you covered.

Every review covers the company's products, compensation plan, leadership, and what real people are saying. And if there's a way to get the products you like without joining the business, I'll tell you that too.

Company Reviews

Network Marketing Companies

Sorted by category. Click any review for a full breakdown including products, compensation plan analysis, and honest pros/cons.

Wellness & Supplements

  • Amare Global Review - Mental wellness and gut-brain axis supplements. Known for Happy Juice.
  • Modere Review - Clean living products. Trim, Liquid BioCell, household essentials. Acquired by Shaklee in 2025.
  • Make Wellness Review - Peptides and functional nutrition. Founded by Justin Prince (formerly of Modere).
  • OlyLife Review - PEMF therapy devices. Tera-P90 terahertz/PEMF technology.
  • Arieyl Review - CBD, wellness, and beauty products.
  • Plexus Review - Gut health and wellness supplements. The "pink drink," TriPlex, and the compensation plan.
  • Total Life Changes Review - Michigan wellness company best known for Iaso Tea. The 2020 THC lawsuit and how it ended.
  • Kyani Review - Idaho supplement company bought by Amare Global in 2022. What happened, and the 2026 FTC case against Amare.
  • OPTAVIA Review - Medifast's coach-led weight-loss brand, renamed Trilivy in July 2026. The $199 coach kit and the shrinking coach count.
  • Morinda Review - The Utah company behind Tahitian Noni juice. Its parent's 2022 Chapter 11 filing and the move into Partner.Co.
  • Sunrider International Review - Family-run herbal nutrition company since 1982. The $29.95 IBO fee, its own earnings disclosure, and the 1990s tax case.
  • Longrich Review - Chinese personal care and supplement maker with a US branch. No published US pay plan, and the 2019 Namibia ruling.
  • Zinzino Review - Norwegian-founded, test-based nutrition company. BalanceOil, the free Partner sign-up, and the 2026 It Works merger.
  • LifeWave Review - San Diego patch company. The 2026 FTC case against two top Brand Partners, and what its earnings disclosure shows.
  • Nature's Sunshine Review - Utah herbal supplement company since 1972. The free Wellness Partner path and the 2009 SEC case.
  • PM-International Review - German-founded maker of FitLine drink-mix supplements. US prices, the car and pension perks, and the missing US income disclosure.
  • Unicity Review - Utah wellness company behind Feel Great and Balance. The $125 monthly purchase and what its 2024 income statistics show.
  • Omnilife Review - Mexican nutrition and SEYTÚ beauty company since 1991. US prices, the $46.07 kit, and no US income disclosure.
  • Organo Gold Review - Ganoderma coffee company founded in 2008, now styled ORGANO. Still in business, its US prices, and its 2025 income disclosure.
  • USANA Review - NYSE-listed Salt Lake City supplement company. The binary plan, its honest income disclosure, and a tough 2025.
  • Le-Vel Thrive Review - Thrive capsules, shakes and the DFT patch. Free to join, the August 2026 pay plan, and three self-regulator matters (2020, 2022, 2026).
  • Juice Plus+ Review - Fruit and vegetable capsules sold by Partners since 1993. The $52 Partner fee and what regulators have said.
  • Forever Living Products Review - Arizona aloe vera company since 1978. Why US sponsoring ended May 1, 2026, and what the FTC order says.
  • 4Life Review - Utah immune-support company behind Transfer Factor. The $15 Affiliate plan and its 2025 income disclosure.
  • Mannatech Review - Texas supplement company behind Ambrotose. What its 2026 SEC filings and 2025 income disclosure show.
  • Prüvit Review - KETO//OS ketone drinks. The 2025 Herbalife asset deal and a 2022 median Promoter income of $10.59.
  • Yoli Review - Utah wellness supplements and the Better Body Challenge. Enrollment packs from $329.97 and no published income disclosure.
  • Xyngular Review - Lehi, Utah supplements since 2009, now "The Biohacking Company" with XMD Wellness GLP-1 telehealth. The $1 join and the 2024 income summary.
  • LifeVantage Review - Protandim maker and Nasdaq-listed MLM. A 20% sales drop, a new CEO, the 2017 FDA letter and the 2025 income disclosure.
  • NeoLife Review - Whole-food supplements since 1958, closely tied to GNLD International. The 2024 earnings statement and the free Club Member option.
  • Healy Review - Wearable microcurrent device cleared by the FDA only as a TENS for pain. The $799 to $4,599 price and the 2024 income disclosure.
  • Youngevity Review - Chula Vista supplement company behind 90 for Life. The $30 start, the $499.95 CEO Mega Paks, and the SEC's 2023 order on its stock.
  • ASEA Review - The Utah company behind the Redox drink. Its January 2026 ASEA One pay plan, and what regulators in Italy and the UK found.
  • Sisel Review - Utah clean-label wellness company. The $24.99 start, the $317 to $380 Wealth Builder Packs, and no income disclosure.

Beauty & Personal Care

  • Farmasi Review - Turkish beauty brand. K-beauty meets direct sales. CC Creams, skincare, color cosmetics.
  • RIMAN Review - Korean skincare MLM. Incellderm line. Premium K-beauty positioning.
  • Rodan + Fields Review - Dermatologist-founded skincare that left MLM for an affiliate program in 2024, now at Ulta and on Amazon.
  • Younique Review - Utah makeup company built on social selling. The Coty buyout and buyback.
  • Color Street Review - Real-polish nail strips. The 2025 pay plan change and the TikTok Shop launch.
  • SeneGence Review - Founder-led maker of LipSense. The $65 to $360 ways to join and the 2025 earnings-claims decision.
  • Jeunesse Review - Anti-aging skin care company bought by LaCore in 2023; Velovita acquired certain Jeunesse assets in 2024. Its site is down, and the 2025 FTC referral.
  • Pure Romance Review - Party-plan sexual wellness brand that left MLM in 2023. The 15% affiliate program and what the old model paid.
  • Neora Review - Skincare company formerly called Nerium. Its 2023 court win over the FTC and its 2025 earnings disclosure.
  • Beautycounter Review - The clean-beauty company that collapsed in 2024 and came back as Counter. What happened and how Counter pays partners now.
  • JAFRA Review - Royal Jelly skincare since 1956, owned by Betterware de Mexico since 2022. The 45% to 50% discount and the Purple Guide pay plan.

Financial & Alternative Assets

  • 7K Metals Review - Precious metals membership. Gold, silver, and coins. Transitioning away from traditional MLM structure.
  • LegalShield Review - Prepaid legal plans since 1972. What associates earn by the company's own 2023 income disclosure.
  • American Income Life Review - Globe Life's union-focused life insurer. Is the commission-only agent job an MLM, and what its SEC filings say.
  • World Financial Group Review - Transamerica-owned insurance marketing company. How agents get paid and the $11,443 average.

Other Companies

  • AGARA Review - Functional coffee and matcha MLM. New company (launched late 2024).
  • Rain International Review - Seed nutrition MLM.
  • Norwex Review - Norwegian microfiber and clean-living company since 1994. The two join kits and the $250 catch.
  • Barefoot Books Review - Independent children's publisher. The Community Bookseller program and its one small mentor bonus.
  • Damsel in Defense Review - Personal-safety tools for women. The free affiliate path and the $99 Damsel Pro kit.
  • Scout & Cellar Review - Texas "Clean-Crafted" wine company, bought by Full Glass Wine in 2024. The $49 consultant kit and the 2024 earnings-claims case.
  • Stampin' Up! Review - Utah paper-crafting company since 1988. The $100 join, the $300 quarterly minimum and the "modest commission."
  • Touchstone Crystal Review - Swarovski-crystal jewelry sold at home parties, now owned by Tocara. The 25% to 40% commissions and the $14 monthly fee.
  • Pampered Chef Review - Berkshire Hathaway's kitchenware party-plan company. The $30 to $200 kits and the 20% to 27% commission.
  • Pink Zebra Review - Texas home fragrance company known for Sprinkles wax melts. The $189 kit, the $19 monthly tools and the pay plan.
  • Vector Marketing Review - The single-level company that sells Cutco knives. How the job pays, the unpaid training and the training-pay lawsuit.
  • Origami Owl Review - Living Locket jewelry brand founded by a 14-year-old in 2010. Still selling, but no Designer program on its site.
  • Amsoil Review - Wisconsin synthetic oil company with a Dealer network since 1973. The $100 Dealer fee and what Dealers earn.
  • Enagic Review - Japanese maker of Kangen Water machines since 1974. The 8-Point plan and Enagic's own earnings disclosure, rank by rank.
  • ACN Review - Phone, energy and home services sold by IBOs since 1993. The $299 start, the October 2026 pay plan and the Trump lawsuit.
  • Seacret Direct Review - The Dead Sea skin care MLM that became Viago. Club Viago's monthly fees, the binary plan, and the Stemtech deal.
  • Southwestern Advantage Review - The summer door-to-door book program for college students. What students really earn, year by year.
  • Thirty-One Gifts Review - Personalized bags and totes sold at home parties. Why it closed at the end of 2024 and what its income disclosure showed.
  • Paparazzi Accessories Review - Utah fashion jewelry company. Why the $5 pieces are now $8, the Washington settlement, and its own income disclosure.
  • LuLaRoe Review - The leggings company from the LuLaRich documentary. Where it stands now and what retailers earned in 2025.
  • Market America Review - Isotonix, Motives and the UnFranchise Business. What changed after it sold SHOP.COM to Shopify.
  • Princess House Review - Party-plan cookware and glassware since 1963. The $199 kit, the 25% commission and what its income disclosure says.
  • Bomb Party Review - Live "reveal" jewelry from two Alabama sisters. The $99 kit, the income disclosure and the 2025 DSSRC case.
  • Tastefully Simple Review - Minnesota food company since 1995 that dropped team building for TS Ambassadors in 2025. $5.99 a month, up to 40%.
  • ZYIA Active Review - Utah activewear company run by the Bradley family. The $199 and $99 kits, the 20% to 25% pay table and the 200 PV monthly minimum.
  • Discovery Toys Review - Educational toys since 1978, sold by Play Advisors. The $75 start, 25% commission from day one and no quotas.
  • PaperPie Review (formerly Usborne Books & More) - Children's books sold at home parties. The $10 start and Brand Partner numbers from EDC's SEC filings.
  • Watkins Review - Winona, Minnesota spice and extract company selling since 1868. The $19.95 Consultant start, the unpublished pay plan, and why it is not J.R. Watkins.
  • SendOutCards Review - Utah card-sending app now sold as Promptings. The $99 Gratitude Consultant fee, the September 2026 pay plan and its own income disclosure.

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How I Write These Reviews

A few things you should know about how I approach these:

I've been in the industry. I'm not some outsider writing reviews from Google results. I've been inside 8+ MLM companies. I've attended the meetings, paid for the products, and tried to build the business. That perspective matters.

I'm positive by default. I'm not here to call everything a scam. Most MLM companies sell real products that real people like. The question isn't usually "is this a scam?" but rather "is this the right fit for you?"

I'm transparent about money. Some of these reviews contain affiliate links. If you click through and buy something, I may earn a commission. I only recommend things I've actually looked into. Full details in my affiliate disclosure.

I'll always tell you about alternatives. If a company sells a great product at a premium price, I'll point you to similar options that cost less. You don't have to join an MLM to get quality supplements, skincare, or essential oils.

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Here's what most MLM training won't tell you: the products might be solid, but the way most people are taught to build the business doesn't work for 95% of people. Cold messaging strangers on Facebook, making lists of friends and family, doing home parties... it's 1990s marketing in a 2026 world.

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