All MLM business profiles.

Verification starts with the company's incorporation record in its home country (Companies House, SEC EDGAR, RoC India and similar registries). We then cross-check the published compensation plan, official Income Disclosure where one exists, product catalogue and country presence. Regulatory history is pulled from FTC, FCC, SEC and equivalent bodies. A profile is marked Verified only when at least four of these sources align. Companies can request the Verified badge through the Submit a company link, which triggers a manual editorial review.

No. We deliberately do not publish a single composite score or star rating. Income outcomes and risk vary far too much between people for one number to be meaningful, and inventing one would be misleading. Instead, every profile documents the compensation plan, the verifiable company facts and any regulatory or risk context, so you can judge whether an opportunity fits your situation.

The directory lists every profile we have published. By default it is ordered alphabetically, and you can filter by category (Product, Forex, Crypto, Investment) and region, sort alphabetically or by category or region, and search by name. The list updates automatically whenever a new profile is added. Placement is never paid: companies cannot purchase a higher position.

Yes. An authorised representative of the company can claim the profile through the Submit a company form. We require proof of association (an email from a corporate domain, a public statement linking to the claim, or a directors filing). Claimed profiles can update factual fields like product list, joining fee, executive team and contact information. Editorial sections (the risk or neutral context, the review summary, the YMYL disclaimer) remain under editorial control to preserve independence.

Product MLMs sell physical or consumable goods through a distributor network. Health supplements, beauty, home care and nutrition products are common categories. Forex MLMs sell trading education, signal services or copy-trading subscriptions where the underlying value is currency trading. Crypto MLMs operate around smart-contract matrix programs, DeFi yield protocols or crypto trading platforms. Product MLMs have the longest regulatory track record. Forex and crypto MLMs face stricter scrutiny in many jurisdictions, and many have been shut down by securities regulators.

Every profile is reviewed at least once every 12 months. Updates happen sooner when a material event triggers a refresh: a new annual Income Disclosure, a regulatory action, an IPO or delisting, a leadership change, a major product launch or a Chapter 11 filing. The Last reviewed date at the top of each profile reflects the most recent material update. Cosmetic edits like fixing typos do not move that date.