The Top 10 Systems for Networkers (2026): Honest Rankings
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If you've been in network marketing for more than a few weeks, you've been pitched a "system." Some promise to fix your lead problem, some your social media, some your whole business. A few are genuinely good. Some of the best-known names from ten years ago can't even be bought anymore.
So I built this list from evidence instead of reputation. I looked at about 40 systems, measured how many people search for each one, counted who is actually advertising to network marketers right now, and checked that each one still sells today. Then I reviewed the top ten in full: what each costs, what you get, what the refund terms are, and who it fits. No star ratings, no pretending everything's a 9 out of 10.
The Quick Comparison
| Rank | System | What it is | Starting price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Attraction Marketing (Ferny Ceballos) | Attraction marketing training | Low-cost eBook (see review for the current price) | Learning the attraction marketing method from its best-known teacher |
| 2 | Beach Boss Influencers | Social media recruiting coaching | $19 courses; coaching price on a call | Low-cost social recruiting courses with strong reviews |
| 3 | Go Pro Academy (Eric Worre) | Training membership | $347 a year | Foundational recruiting and leadership skills |
| 4 | Rank Makers (Ray Higdon) | Training community | $27 a month | Daily habits with a 14-day guarantee |
| 5 | Funnel Creation Pros | Done-for-you ads and funnels | Not published, plus ad spend | Networkers ready to pay for ads |
| 6 | Frazer Brookes (Frazer+) | Social media training and coaching | Free account; Inner Circle $4,995 | Free, current social media training |
| 7 | Modern Social | Social selling training for women | $10 a month | Women who want daily content help |
| 8 | Network Marketing School | Instagram attraction coaching | $9 challenge; $497 program | The cheapest structured start on Instagram |
| 9 | Rebel Builders (Zach Spear) | Online recruiting training and consulting | $7 book; consulting price on a call | Experienced networkers comfortable with paid ads |
| 10 | Brit Forrester | Instagram and Facebook group course | AU$800 one-time | Women who want a one-time course they own |
How I Ranked Them
This order is not a star rating, and I don't do those. It ranks the evidence that networkers actually want and use each system, scored the same way for all of them:
- Search demand: how many people in the US search each month for the brand and its reviews (Google Ads data, the 12 months to August 2026).
- Advertising to network marketers: how many active Facebook and Instagram ads each one runs that are written for network marketers, and for how long (Meta Ad Library, October 2026).
- A confirmed affiliate or partner program, where I could read one on the company's own site.
- Built for network marketers, not general online business.
Every system also had to pass one gate: it has to be selling today. Where scores tied, I put the system with more measurable search demand first, then the one with a named founder and a product I could review, then the longer-running ads. So read the rank as "how much networkers are looking at it," and read each section below for whether it's any good.
The Ten, One by One
1. Attraction Marketing (Ferny Ceballos). The modern home of the attraction marketing method that Mike Dillard made famous. It had the strongest evidence of anything I measured: steady searches, the heaviest ad campaign aimed at network marketers that I found, and an affiliate program on its own site. The entry point is a low-cost eBook, with bigger programs above it. Full review: Ferny Ceballos.
2. Beach Boss Influencers. Social media and recruiting coaching for network marketers, with cheap courses ($19 to $97 when I checked) and a higher-level coaching program priced on a call. It has the best independent review record on this list: a 4.6 TrustScore across 119 Trustpilot reviews. The catch is that it generally doesn't refund digital products. Full review: Beach Boss Influencers.
3. Go Pro Academy (Eric Worre). The most-searched network marketing name on this list. Worre's Go Pro book has sold more than 2 million copies by his own count, and the Academy gives you his course library and event recordings for $347 a year. It's foundational skills rather than day-to-day social media tactics. Full review: Go Pro Academy.
4. Rank Makers (Ray Higdon). A $27 a month community with short daily trainings and a 14-day money-back guarantee. It's the easiest recurring program here to try and walk away from if it isn't for you. Full review: Rank Makers.
5. Funnel Creation Pros. The one done-for-you option on the list: it builds Facebook and Instagram ads, funnels and follow-up for you. It publishes no price, so expect a service fee plus your own ad spend, and get the terms in writing. Full review: Funnel Creation Pros.
6. Frazer Brookes (Frazer+). One of the most respected social media trainers in the profession, with a free Frazer+ account, $9 books and a 4.4 TrustScore on Trustpilot. His Inner Circle coaching is $4,995 and not refundable once you sign. Full review: Frazer Brookes.
7. Modern Social. Social selling training built for women, with a $10 a month Social Club and a $997 Be Social Academy that doesn't offer refunds. It has been advertising to social sellers since 2024, longer than almost anyone else here. Full review: Modern Social.
8. Network Marketing School. A newer Instagram coaching brand with a $9 five-day challenge and a $497 twelve-month program. It's cheap to try and teaches the right thing, but it's new, with no independent reviews yet and a "$3k+ months" promise on its sales page. Full review: Network Marketing School.
9. Rebel Builders (Zach Spear). A $7 MLM Black Book and consulting programs priced on a call, built around online recruiting that leans on paid ads. It has advertised to network marketers since 2025, and it makes some of the most aggressive income claims here, so read its own disclaimer. Full review: Rebel Builders.
10. Brit Forrester. An Australian coach's one-time Network Marketing Bootcamp for women, AU$800 or AU$1,300 with lifetime access and no monthly fee. The curriculum is sensible, but the sales page is muddled and I couldn't find refund terms. Full review: Brit Forrester.
My Picks by Situation
- Cheapest way to learn the method: Network Marketing School's $9 challenge, Frazer+ (free) or the Attraction Marketing eBook.
- Want a refund window: Rank Makers, with its 14-day money-back guarantee.
- Women in social selling: Modern Social's $10 Social Club, then Beach Boss's low-cost courses.
- Want someone to run your ads: Funnel Creation Pros, with the price and terms in writing first.
- Want the classic foundations: Go Pro Academy.
What I Left Off (And Why)
ClickFunnels and Bossbabe get more searches than most of the ten, but neither is built for network marketers. ClickFunnels is a general funnel builder, and Bossbabe sells Instagram and business coaching to women entrepreneurs; none of the active ads I checked for either one mentioned network marketing.
Legendary Marketer has closed. My Legendary Marketer review explains what happened and where to go instead.
Magnetic Sponsoring is now just Mike Dillard's book; the system around it was retired years ago. My Magnetic Sponsoring review covers what replaced it.
The Profile System now forwards to Mightypreneur. My Profile System review covers the new setup.
My Lead System Pro is gone; its domain now points to a page offering it for sale.
MLM Gateway and Elite MLM Leads are a free networking directory and a lead seller rather than training systems. I've reviewed both separately: MLM Gateway and Elite MLM Leads.
The Honest Bottom Line
None of these ten will build your business for you. The best of them teach one skill in different packaging: getting the right people to come to you instead of chasing everyone you know. Start with a cheap or free option, finish it, and only spend real money once you've proven the approach works for you. And be skeptical of any income number on a sales page, including the ones on these.
One More Thing...
Every system on this list is a tool. None of them replace the skill underneath all of them: building an audience of people who are already interested in what you do, so they come to you. That's exactly what we teach inside The Sponsoring System, built specifically for network marketers. It's free to get started.
If you want to see that approach, check out The Sponsoring System here. And if you're evaluating specific MLM companies while you're at it, our company reviews cover the honest details on the biggest names in the industry.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best system for a brand-new networker?
Start cheap. The Attraction Marketing Formula eBook from Ferny Ceballos, Network Marketing School's $9 challenge, Frazer Brookes's free Frazer+ account and Modern Social's $10 a month Social Club all let you learn the basics for almost nothing. If you want daily structure and a refund window, Rank Makers at $27 a month comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee. Save the bigger programs until a cheap one has proven the approach works for you.
Do I need to buy more than one of these?
No. Most of them teach the same core skill: attracting interested people online instead of chasing friends and family. Pick one that fits your budget and the platform you actually use, finish it, and only add a second program once you're using what the first one taught you.
Why aren't ClickFunnels or Bossbabe on this list?
Both get far more searches than most systems here, but neither is built for network marketers. ClickFunnels is a general funnel builder, and none of its active Facebook ads I checked mentioned network marketing. Bossbabe sells Instagram and business coaching to women entrepreneurs, and none of its 174 active ads I checked mentioned network marketing, MLM or direct sales. This list is for systems built for networkers.
What happened to Legendary Marketer, Magnetic Sponsoring and My Lead System Pro?
None of them can be bought as a working system today. Legendary Marketer has closed, Mike Dillard's Magnetic Sponsoring is now just the book, and My Lead System Pro's domain is for sale. The Profile System has been folded into Mightypreneur. I have kept honest reviews of Legendary Marketer, Magnetic Sponsoring and The Profile System because people still search for them, but a top 10 of systems you can buy has no room for them.
How did you pick these ten?
With data, not memory. For about 40 candidates I measured monthly US Google searches for each brand and its reviews, counted the active Facebook and Instagram ads each one runs to network marketers in Meta's Ad Library, checked whether it still sells today, and whether it is built for network marketers. The ten with the strongest evidence made the list, ranked by that score. I then checked every price in the table above, and each system's refund terms, against the company's own site in October 2026.