NeXarise Review – A New Version Of An Old MLM Company?

NeXarise is a utilities-based ecommerce MLM or multi-level marketing company. Their website doesn’t list an exact address but instead we get an incorporation number for a company called Nexarise European Services LTD. 

Now a UK incorporation is meaningless because it’s unregulated and is prolific with scam companies, but for this one, we’re going to give NeXarise a pass because of the owners. 

The owners of the company are Asad Ali, Ahmed Mukhtar, and Liju Thomas. If you think these names are familiar, that’s because they were promoters of another MLM company called ACN, which ended sometime in April 2020. 

We couldn’t figure out why they left ACN so we’ll just leave it at that. At this time of writing, the company seems to be active in UK, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and Finland.

NeXarise Product Line

NeXarise offers different products and services, all of which come from third-party merchants. NeXarise is simply the middleman. 

These are the categories of products and services offered by NeXarise’s MLM side of things:

1. Business Energy
2. Nex Mobile
3. Lifestyle by NeXarise
4. HomeCare by NeXarise
5. Arise Academy
6. Nex Protect and
7. Tech by NeXarise

The sad thing is that NeXarise’s presentation is terrible because when you click on one of the products or services, you’re just shown a Do’s and Don’ts image which is totally irrelevant.

Does The Product Work?

NeXarise operates the same way as ACN, which isn’t exactly a bad thing. ACN was a decent MLM company at best that offered the same services and products as NeXarise. 

The founders promoted ACN for years and were even featured on ACN’s various promotional materials at some point. This meant that they were earning the big bucks as they were positioned very high in the compensation plan. 

So why did they leave and start another company that would compete against ACN? 

Again, we don’t really know the real reason behind their departure. Maybe they just wanted to be at the very top of the pay plan, which is something that they couldn’t have done when they were still at ACN. 

Now, going back to their products, much like ACN, we don’t really think there’s anything special here. We don’t know exactly what or how you’re supposed to market these in order to make money, which would make us assume that your game here in NeXarise would be to either go retail or recruitment. 

If you’re having to recruit people in order to make some money, then that could be a problem. Otherwise, the business model might be decent. 

But then again, their presentation of products does not give us enough information about how their members are supposed to market their products and services. 

For now, we’re not confident that NeXarise is going to do better than ACN, and we’re not confident that it’s going to be a lucrative business venture for you.

There are two ways to make money from NeXarise: 

1. Retail sales of products and services
2. Recruitment and building a team

How To Get Started with NeXarise?

NeXarise membership costs you GBP199, followed by a monthly fee of GBP20.40.

NeXarise Compensation Plan

Their compensation plan isn’t made available on their website. Instead, we got it from one of their marketing videos they released sometime in September 2020. 

This is a list of the prices that you’re selling their packages at.

1. Lifestyle by NeXarise – travel and travel services booking portal (Silver £36 a month, Gold £55.20 a month, Platinum £84 GBP a month)
2. Arise Academy – forex trading education (NexLite £120 a month, NexPro £149 a month)
3. HomeCare – home emergency cover offered through PlusHeat (Standard £13.90 a month, Premium £21.90 a month, Platinum £29.90 a month)
4. NexProtect – insurance provided through WealthMax
5. NexMobile – cell service provided through O2 and Vodafone (£16 to £48 a month)
6. Business Energy – business utilities for businesses provided through LA Supply

Tech by NeXarise wasn’t covered.

NeXarise do not provide a copy of their compensation plan on their website.

NeXarise Affiliate Ranks

NeXarise has 15 membership ranks within their compensation plan. Much like any MLM opportunity, the higher your rank is, the more money you potentially make. 

In order to move up in rank, you’d need to meet several requirements as shown below: 

PV stands for personal volume and GV stands for group volume. 

Personal Sales Commissions

Personal sales is paid on monthly PV production. PV refers to own purchase, as well as sales to retail customers and recruited members:

generate 150 to 299 PV in a month and earn 1% on generated PV

generate 300 to 699 PV in a month and earn 3% on generated PV

generate 700 to 999 PV in a month earn 5% on generated PV

generate 1000 to 1999 PV in a month and earn 10% on generated PV

generate 2000 BV or more in a month and earn 20% on generated PV

#1 Lack Of Product Information

There’s just an extreme lack of product information from NeXarise’s website. So much so that we’re not confident about how these products work and how they can be marketed so people will buy them. 

#2 Low Income Potential

Selling utilities and services from a MLM company isn’t that lucrative to be honest. First, what’s stopping people from just going directly to the source of the services?

NeXarise is a middleman and with the list of products and services they provided, I could just go directly to these providers and sign up. I don’t have to give NeXarise or any of its members my money. 

This is going to be a hard sell in the MLM industry. It’s already difficult enough to sell health and wellness products, how much more for these niches, right?

There’s nothing to like about NeXarise. It’s a legitimate company but it’s just not that impressive for us.

NeXarise is a legitimate MLM company that sells various products and services from third-party providers. However, we cannot recommend this to anyone looking for a source of full-time income. 

Our biggest issue here is that the products are going to be difficult to sell, which affects your income potential. You’re not exactly making hundreds of dollars per sale here either, so there’s that. 

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
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In fact, with affiliate marketing...