Is Xyngular A Scam? The Truth About This MLM Company EXPOSED

Welcome to my Xyngular review!

If someone ever invited you to take part in a health and wellness MLM business presentation, I could name a few MLM companies who'll do that. Xyngular may even be one of them.

First of all, I must Congratulate you for taking your time to do your own research before buying into any "seemingly good" product.

That's the way to avoid scams and find the legitimate way to make money online!

Let me be completely transparent with you, I'm not associated with Xyngular in any form.

So, rest assured that I'm not here to pitch or sell anything to you.

Instead, I'm here to reveal what Xyngular does that sets itself apart from the other MLM companies that belong to the health and wellness niche. 

Is Xyngular a scam, or are they legit? 

Read on to find out...

Xyngular is an MLM or Multi-Level Marketing company with focus on distribution business opportunities for health and weight loss products.

This company was founded back in 2009 by Marc Walker, who has extensive knowledge and success in the MLM industry by his own right.

The company currently has hundreds of distributors across 27 different countries, making them an MLM company that’s quickly growing.

They also claim to be operating within legal boundaries of the countries they’re all in, but I am not sure if that’s confirmed. But a legal disclaimer is available for viewing on their official website.

Xyngular Product Line

Now, Xyngular is similar to any other MLM company out there that provide health and weight loss products. I am talking about companies like Usana Health Services and Now Lifestyle.

Now, the first thing you should know is Xyngular products are not endorsed by the FDA or Food and Drug Administration. Xyngular also advices you to consult with doctors first before taking their products.

That’s kind of a big deal for me because you don’t see any other MLM company give out that advice.

But like Usana and Now Lifestyle, Xyngular also has a competitive product portfolio including:

1. Energy boosting supplements
2. Fat burning supplements
3. Overall nutritional support

On their website, they will advise first timers to purchase either of the following kits:

1. Xyngular Ignite Stater Kit- PRICE: $391.40

The Ignite Starter Kit comes with enough weight loss products to last you for 8 days. However, it does come with a hefty price tag of $391.00.

The contents of the kit include:

1. The Xyngular Global Blend – Their liquid supplement for anti-aging and also rich in antioxidants
2. Axion – for overall health and digestive support
3. Xyng – for energy and better mood
4. Lean – a snack replacement that helps build lean muscle
5. Accelerate – for appetite control and thermogenesis
6. Cheat+ – “mitigates calories” with appetite control, (you sprinkle this stuff on your food)
7. Flush – a cleanse for “gut” health
8.  A Shaker Bottle for smoothies

2. Xyngular Ultimate Transformation Kit–PRICE–$643.40

The Ultimate Transformation Kit contains almost the same products as the Ignite Kit, only it has four other additional products to help you become healthier.

The contents of the kit include:

1. All products listed on the Ignite Kit
2. Lean Meal – a meal replacement supplement
3. Sprying – for that quick energy boost for activities
4. Trimstix – helps curb appetite
5. XR2 – designed to help with stress and sleep

If you don’t want to purchase the kits, you can purchase these products individually at full retail price or at wholesale price when you become a member.

Do The Products Work?

Like most products you’ll find being marketed in the health and wellness industry, it will have its fair share of positive and negative reviews. Xyngular is no exception.

In my research, I came across these complains about the Xyngular products.

Customers complained of side effects like bloating, constipation, and nausea, and also claimed that the product did not work for them.

Then there are specific side effects to their energy boosting products, claiming that it gave them heartburn and a bad crash after the energy’s died down.

But on the bright side of things, I discovered that there are people who felt the benefits of their products.

Health and wellness products are always going to be hit or miss, and you’ll never know till you give it a try.

It’s also worth noting that even Xyngular wrote about how their products work on their disclaimer, which can be viewed on their website.

Xyngular is your run-of-the-mill MLM company, and like others before them, they provide their members with the following avenues to earn money:

1. Direct sales (wholesale to retail)
2. Commissions and incentives

How to get started with Xyngular?

In order to qualify for the wholesale prices, you’ll need to become a member by paying a one-time fee of $14.95, and then a distribution fee of $49.95. To me, that’s not entirely that bad to start with, but I’ll get more on that in the coming paragraphs.

Another prerequisite to qualify for wholesale price is that members need to register for auto-ship, or you have to pay for products every month.

Xyngular Compensation Plan

Xyngular adopts a unilevel approach to their compensation plan, which is a fair way to operate an MLM business. Members are able to earn 8 levels deep in the matrix and can go infinitely wide with direct recruits.

But in order to earn higher commissions and bonuses, members need to advance in their ranks.

There are only 4 ranks in this company, and they are:

1. Manager
2. Director
3. Executive
4. Ambassador

And in  each rank are 3 different levels:

1. Silver
2. Gold
3. Platinum

Here’s how you’ll be earning with Xyngular.

1. Get Paid By Direct Sales

You earn a profit based on the product you sold above the price you bought it for. On top of that, you accumulate Personal Volume or PV points for each dollar amount sold.

2. Collect Unilevel Commissions

This is commission paid out after you have 30PV or about $270 in product sales. You get around 10% of your PV from your top level at 0.3% and 1% for each level up to the 8^th.

3. Rapid Rewards Commissio​​ns

This is paid out on the first four levels of your downline if you’re the team leader. This is also computed based on the number of Xyngular members you bring on board.

4. Quick Start Bonus

This is a common bonus in a lot of MLM companies where members get rewarded for meeting specific company goals within the first month of joining.

In Xyngular’s case, you need to set up 120PV in auto-ship sales and recruit four people into your downline on your first month.

5. Corporate Sales Pool

The Corporate Sales Pool allows you to earn 12% of the total sales revenue for the month.

6. Incentives and Additional Rewards

Xyngular also offers various incentives and additional rewards based on the season to help motivate their consultants to sell more products. These include trips around the world, bonus cash, and certificates.

If you want to know more about their compensation plan in great detail, check out this video:

#1 - No One’s Making Enough Money

Let’s get down right to it. Xyngular has these different opportunities for its consultants to earn money, but are they earning enough?

The answer is no.

In their Income Disclosure Statement, they released how many of their members are distributors.

The answer is 24%.

To put it simply, 20 members out of 100 members are distributors of these products. But how many are earning OKAY MONEY?

The answer is 4.65%.

This basically means that 4.65% of those 20 people are only earning enough to make it worth their while.

You’re looking at 5 out of 20 people who’re earning $1,000 a month.

When you put it all together, that’s 5 out of 100 members!

Close to 79% of their distributors are earning $70 monthly on average.

Now that’s not a lot of money, and I think minimum wage (no matter where you are) is a lot higher compared to that.

#2- Products Are Expensive

There’s nothing really spectacular about their products to justify the price tag. I mean, let’s look at the Ignite Starter Kit.

The kit costs $391 and contains around 8 products. On average, each product costs $49.00.

What can you buy with $49?

1. Overall health: 2 bottles of Centrum 250 tablets that retails at $19.99 a piece plus change
2. Weight loss: 3 bottles of Hydroxycut Hardcore 100 capsules retailing at $16.99 a piece

Note that I am only computing on average based on products and the kit, so the actual retail price of these individual items could be higher or lower.

My point being is that there are other cheaper (and commercial) brands out there on the market.

#1 - People Like Their Products

What’s amazing about Xyngular is that people like their products. They may have an F-rating on BBB or Better Business Bureau, but there are 300+ people giving out positive reviews about their products.

Now, an F-rating on BBB does not mean that the business is an outright scam. There are several factors that affects a company’s rating on the site, and being legitimate is just the tip of the iceberg.

If it was, the FTC or Federal Trade Commission (or its foreign counterparts) would’ve shut it down a long time ago.

Xyngular is a legitimate MLM company that provides a fair business opportunity to its members. There are tangible products that you can sell and people may buy it.

However, I cannot recommend anyone to take up Xyngular’s business opportunity for two reasons.

First, no one’s making enough money to really make it worth their while. I showed you the computations in the earlier paragraphs, and it showed that minimum wage is still a lot higher than earning from their system.

Second, their products are expensive, and that there’s really nothing special about it that justifies a higher price tag compared to other commercial non-MLM brands out there.

I'm not a fan of MLM, not because it's illegal or not profitable, but because of all the restrictions and the expensive costs involved.

Instead, Affiliate Marketing is my top recommended business model for anyone to make money online.

The reason is simple...

• You don't have to recruit anyone to make money
• You have the freedom to promote any products you want and not being restricted to only promote the products from one MLM company
• It's Free to get started

In fact, with affiliate marketing...