Sisel Review (2026): The $24.99 Start, Wealth Builder Packs and the Pay Plan
Sisel is one of those companies you only hear about when someone you know starts posting about its coffee, its shakes or its toothpaste. Then the question comes: is this a real opportunity, or just another MLM?
This Sisel review covers what Sisel International sells, what it costs to join, how its eight-part pay plan works, what the Better Business Bureau shows, and why Sisel's name is on two Federal Trade Commission notice lists.
Quick answer: Sisel International is a Utah company that sells supplements, shakes, coffee, skin care, personal care and home care products through Distributors. Joining costs $24.99 plus a $25 yearly renewal, according to its US policies. Its pay plan is multi-level, and I couldn't find an income disclosure, so there is no company data on what a typical Distributor earns.
I've been inside 8 network marketing companies since 2004, and I always start with the company's own words. For this review I read Sisel's US shop and catalog, its Policies and Procedures, the compensation flipchart linked from its Opportunity page, its Executive Team and mission pages, its BBB file and the FTC's published notice lists. You can browse every company I've reviewed on one page.
Here's what I found.
Is Sisel Still in Business?
Yes. In October 2026, Sisel's US shop at sisel.net was selling products and carried a "Copyright © 2026 Sisel International, LLC" footer, with an address at 1325 W Industrial Cir in Springville, Utah. Its sign-up page let me choose the United States as a market and offered a Distributor account, and its YouTube channel had posted new videos two days before I checked.
You can compare it with other companies in the full MLM company directory.
What Is Sisel?
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Company | Sisel International, LLC |
| Headquarters | Springville, Utah |
| Started | The BBB file says April 5, 2005; Sisel's own story says "established in 2007" |
| Leadership | Tom Mower, Jr., Chief Executive Officer and Founder (company page) |
| Products | Supplements, shakes, coffee, skin care, personal care, home care, animal care |
| Ways to join | Preferred Customer (discounts) or Distributor (can earn) |
| Cost to join | $24.99 enrollment fee with a free Distributor Kit, plus $25 a year |
| BBB | A+ rating, not BBB accredited |
| Income disclosure | None found on the US site |
Who's Behind Sisel?
Sisel's company story says the founders were "Thomas Mower Sr., and Tom Mower Jr.," who ran a facility making industrial cleaners in the 1980s and started making their own personal care products after worrying about what was in common household products. The same page says "Sisel was established in 2007."
Its Executive Team page lists Tom Mower, Jr. as "Chief Executive Officer & Founder," along with a CFO, a vice president of global sales and general managers for Japan, Australia and Europe.
One small mismatch: the BBB file says the LLC was incorporated on April 5, 2005, two years before the "established in 2007" date on Sisel's own site. The difference may just be the gap between forming the company and launching it, but it's worth knowing when you see different founding years online.
What Sisel Sells
Sisel calls its products "clean-label" and backs them with what it calls the "Sisel Safe" promise. Its mission page says it has "Over 70 products across multiple core categories," and the US shop listed 154 items when I counted them, including bundles, multi-packs and accessories.
These are US retail prices from Sisel's shop in October 2026:
| Product | Size | Retail | Preferred Customer |
|---|---|---|---|
| SiseLEAN Chocolate shake | 30 servings | $75.99 | $66.00 |
| SupraOmega PLUS (omega and CoQ10 softgels) | 90 softgels | $78.99 | $68.00 |
| SiselSilver Whitening Toothpaste | 1 tube | $17.99 | $15.00 |
| SiseLYTE Arctic Berry electrolyte mix | 10 sticks | $19.99 | $17.00 |
| SiselKAFFÉ Premium Ground Coffee | 12 oz, 24 servings | $45.99 | $40.00 |
| TSX "Advanced Telomere Support" | single | $174.99 | $152.00 |
Across the whole catalog, retail prices ran from $1.50 for a shampoo pump to $1,454.99 for a 12-pack of TSX.
Sisel's product pages make health claims, and they carry the standard line that "These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration." I'm not repeating those claims here. If you're taking a supplement for a medical reason, talk to your doctor.
Is Sisel an MLM?
Yes. The compensation flipchart linked from Sisel's Opportunity page pays Distributors a 7% "Direct Commission" on the orders of people in their team, starting at three levels and growing to seven levels as they rank up. Its Fast Start Bonus and Retail Commission also pay 3% a level to seven levels of upline. That is a multi-level structure.
Sisel's US policies say its "distributor opportunity is built on retail sales to ultimate consumers," and they cap how much product a Distributor can buy: Distributors "may not purchase more inventory than they can reasonably resell or consume in a month." By its own description, then, Sisel is meant to run on product sales, not on recruiting. Whether that holds in practice is what an income disclosure would show, and I couldn't find one.
What It Costs to Join
Sisel's sign-up page offers two account types:
- Preferred Customer. For discounted pricing and the Autoship program. No business, no commissions.
- Distributor. To "Purchase Sisel products at wholesale price" and "Earn commissions and build a business."
The US Policies and Procedures spell out the cost of being a Distributor:
- Enrollment: "an enrollment fee, currently $24.99 USD, which includes a free Distributor Kit."
- Renewal: "an annual administrative renewal fee of $25 USD on or before the anniversary date."
That's a low start compared with most companies I've reviewed. The bigger numbers are in the pay plan's optional Wealth Builder Packs, covered next.
How Sisel Distributors Get Paid
Sisel says it pays through eight "Profit Centers." The flipchart linked from its Opportunity page (labeled US-ENG-4.4) describes them. Here are the main ones in Sisel's own terms:
- Fast Start Bonus (weekly). "When you enroll someone new and they begin to order product, you are eligible to 25% of their Commissionable Volume (CV) during their first 30 days." The next seven levels of upline get 3% each.
- Direct Commission. 7% on team orders: a Distributor (50 PV) is paid on three levels, and ranks add levels until "Ranks continue to pay 7% for 7 levels all the way up to 10-Star Master."
- Retail Commission (weekly). "Having at least 50 OV in a 36-day period will qualify you to receive 25% Retail Commission on each and every order placed by your personally sponsored Preferred Customers."
- Rank Advancement and Lifestyle/Auto Bonus. Ranks run from Distributor through Master, Master Builder and 1-Star to 10-Star Master. The Lifestyle Bonus pays $200 a month at 1-Star up to $1,500 a month at 10-Star, once the rank is held for three months.
- Infinity Bonus and Check Match. Extra percentages that the rank table starts paying at higher ranks (the Check Match from 1-Star, the Infinity Bonus from 3-Star).
- Wealth Builder System (weekly). This is the one to understand before you buy anything.
The Wealth Builder Packs
To qualify for the Wealth Builder System, the flipchart says you "Purchase a Wealth Builder (WB) Pack and have a minimum 50 OV within the past 30 days." The packs listed in the flipchart:
| Wealth Builder Pack | Price |
|---|---|
| Toxin-Free WB Pack | $317.00 |
| Transformation WB Pack | $347.00 |
| Wellness WB Pack | $347.00 |
| Natrience WB Pack | $359.00 |
| MAXMotion WB Pack | $365.00 |
| A.G.E. WB Pack | $369.00 |
| Weight Loss WB Pack | $380.00 |
You then earn a $50 Enrollment Bonus for each of your first three personally enrolled Distributors who buy a pack ($100 each if all three come in within two weeks), $130 for the fourth and fifth, an $80 "Wealth Builder Bonus" tied to the people they enroll, a 50% Check Match, and a $150 Turbo Bonus from your sixth pack-buying recruit on.
The flipchart itself calls this "another way to recoup your investment." Notice how it works: every one of those bonuses is paid when someone new buys a pack of $317 or more. That's the part of the plan that rewards enrolling over selling, so ask your sponsor how much of their income comes from it.
The active requirement shows up throughout the plan: the rank table says "You must purchase 50 OV to qualify on each rank," and the Retail Commission needs 50 OV in a 36-day period.
What Sisel Distributors Actually Earn
I couldn't find an income disclosure statement on Sisel's US site in October 2026. That matters, because the flipchart's big numbers ($40,000 rank bonuses, $1,500 monthly Lifestyle Bonuses) say nothing about how many people reach them.
Sisel's policies do warn Distributors against income claims: "Income guarantees of any kind are prohibited." Good. But without a disclosure, no one can show you what a typical Distributor earns, and I don't make income claims of my own.
The FTC Notice Lists and the BBB File
Sisel's name appears on two lists the FTC published:
- October 2021: the list of recipients of the FTC's Notices of Penalty Offenses about money-making opportunities and about endorsements and testimonials, updated October 25, 2021, includes "Sisel International."
- April 2023: the list of recipients of the FTC's Notice of Penalty Offenses about substantiating product claims, updated May 11, 2023, includes "Sisel International, LLC."
Both lists carry the same line from the FTC: "The fact that a company is on this list is NOT an indication that it has done anything wrong." The notices tell companies what the law requires about earnings claims and health claims. They aren't findings against Sisel, and hundreds of companies received them.
The BBB gives Sisel International, LLC an A+ rating. It is not BBB accredited, and the file lists "Mr. Thomas Mower, CEO" as the principal contact.
People search for Sisel lawsuits too. I tried to run a federal court docket search for this review, but the search service was rate-limited, so I'm making no claim either way about lawsuits.
What Sisel's Social Media Shows Right Now
These are the accounts linked from Sisel's own website footer, read on October 15, 2026.
| Platform | Handle | Followers | Posts |
|---|---|---|---|
| YouTube | @siselintl | 3.67K subscribers | 382 videos (newest two days old) |
| @siselcorporate | 4,253 | 1,149 posts | |
| siselinternational | couldn't read |
That's a small but active presence. YouTube is where Sisel posts most, with product and training videos.
The Good: What Sisel Gets Right
- A low start. $24.99 to enroll as a Distributor, with a free kit, and $25 a year after that.
- Inventory protection in writing. The policies cap monthly buying and describe a return policy for people who quit.
- A free way to buy. Preferred Customers get discounts without joining the business.
- A clean BBB rating. A+, though not accredited.
- An active company. A New Arrivals section in the shop, a 2026 store and regular YouTube uploads.
The Concerns: What You Need to Know
- No income disclosure. I couldn't find one, so there's no company data on typical earnings.
- The Wealth Builder Packs. $317 to $380, with bonuses paid when your recruits buy them.
- Monthly volume. 50 OV to qualify on each rank, so expect to buy product most months.
- Premium prices. $75.99 for 30 servings of shake and $78.99 for a month of omega softgels at retail.
- Two FTC notice lists. Not findings of wrongdoing, but on the record.
- Mixed founding dates. 2005 at the BBB, 2007 on Sisel's site.
Product Alternatives
You don't need a distributor account to buy a chocolate protein shake or a fluoride-free toothpaste. Here are two everyday swaps I checked on the brands' own stores. These are not the same formulas as Sisel's, so compare labels before you switch.
| What you want | Sisel product and price | Alternative | Why consider it |
|---|---|---|---|
| A chocolate protein shake | SiseLEAN Chocolate, $75.99 retail ($66.00 Preferred) for 30 servings | Orgain Organic Protein Plant Based Protein Powder, Creamy Chocolate Fudge, 2.03 lb, $37.99 one-time | A widely sold plant protein at about half the retail price, no account needed |
| A fluoride-free whitening toothpaste | SiselSilver Whitening Toothpaste, $17.99 retail ($15.00 Preferred) | Tom's of Maine Fluoride-Free Antiplaque & Whitening Peppermint, 4.5 oz, $7.99 | A natural fluoride-free paste sold in most stores for well under half the price |
Prices are the one-time prices on each brand's own store as of October 15, 2026, both in stock. I couldn't get a clean Amazon read that day, so I linked the brands directly.
Sisel vs Other Utah Wellness Companies
Utah is home to a lot of supplement companies that sell through people. My USANA review covers a much larger, publicly traded one, my Nature's Sunshine review covers one of the oldest, and my Nu Skin review covers a big skin care name. Compare them on what it costs to start, what you have to buy each month to stay paid, and whether they publish an income disclosure.
My Verdict: Is Sisel Worth It in 2026?
One More Thing...
Most Sisel Distributors start the same way: they share a product they like with friends and family, and the plan's biggest bonuses ask them to bring in new people who buy packs. Most people run out of warm contacts long before they run out of effort.
When you learn to reach people online who are already looking for what you know, you stop depending on your warm market. And that skill works with any product.
That's what The Sponsoring System teaches. It's a free email series where I share the digital marketing that actually works for networkers. If you want it, start the free series here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sisel legit?
Yes, it's a real company. Sisel International, LLC runs a live US shop from Springville, Utah, its BBB file says the business started in 2005, and its US distributor sign-up was open in October 2026. Whether the business side is worth it for you is a separate question, covered above.
Is Sisel an MLM?
Yes. Sisel's own compensation flipchart pays Distributors 7% on the orders of people several levels down their team, plus other bonuses tied to enrolling and rank. That is a multi-level structure.
How much does it cost to join Sisel?
Sisel's US Policies and Procedures list an enrollment fee of $24.99, which includes a free Distributor Kit, and a $25 renewal fee each year. The optional Wealth Builder Packs in its pay plan cost $317 to $380.
Does Sisel publish an income disclosure?
I couldn't find one on Sisel's US site in October 2026. Its policies tell Distributors not to make income claims, but without a disclosure there is no company data on what a typical Distributor earns.
Who owns Sisel?
Sisel's Executive Team page lists Tom Mower, Jr. as Chief Executive Officer and Founder, and its company story names Thomas Mower Sr. and Tom Mower Jr. as the founders. It is a private company, so it doesn't publish ownership filings.
