Planet Impact Review – It’s A One Of A Kind MLM Company But…

Planet Impact is a MLM or multi-level marketing company that operates within the educational MLM niche. They dub themselves as the “Netflix of Environmental Protection”.

The company was founded by Aron, Stephan, and Christian Steinkeller, along with Oscar Dalvit and Adrian Szumski. Szumski serves as CEO full-time.

Does The Product Work?

I couldn’t get any information about the quality of their content, and mostly because their subscription is expensive.

For something that claims to be the Netflix of Environmental Protection, they charge almost 10 times more than Netflix itself.

You can also check out this video review on their company made by Jesse Singh.

Planet Impact is your typical MLM company and doesn’t have anything unique to offer in terms of providing money.

You can earn money via:

• Residual commissions
• Other commissions and bonuses from recruiting, promotions, etc.

How To Get Started with Planet Impact?

If you want to earn commissions, you’ll need to:

• Sell 120 Euros worth of retail products every month
• Or maintain 60 Euros per month personal subscription

One thing that you have to remember is that the company takes 40% of the subscription fees to pay out commissions that you earn from their compensation plan.

Planet Impact Compensation Plan

Planet Impact has your typical MLM compensation plan, so we’re not going to talk about it further.

Residual Commissions (Unilevel)

Residual commissions are based on the subscriptions you sell and that are purchased by your recruits or downline.

The commissions are tracked via unilevel compensation plan structure.

As mentioned, 40% of the subscription fees are put towards commissions earned from residual commissions.

Planet Impact Club

The Planet Impact Club is a bonus pool that can qualify for the rank of Ranger or higher. The way this works is that the company puts 2/3 of all the “unqualified” affiliate subscriptions into a pool and is divided and paid out to all qualified members based on their seed points that they accumulate.

Again, this is a common procedure done by a lot of MLM companies because they want to make sure that their members are getting all the income they can.

#1 The Founders’ Questionable Reputation

One of the major factors that affects anyone’s decision into doing business with a company is their management’s reputation. Or rather, its owners.

If you want to join a business, you want to be able to trust the owners. Unfortunately, Planet Impact’s owners have lost their credibility when they decided to dabble into pyramid schemes.

They were also accused of swindling millions of dollars from their OneCoin investors.

#2 Expensive Subscription

Netflix’s subscriptions are cheaper than their subscription. You’re looking at about $18 for Netflix and $66 for Planet Impact’s monthly subscription.

I get that they’re trying to do this for a good cause, but I don’t know if their monthly subscription is worth it enough to get into the program.

There are basically other programs out there that are cheaper and aren’t as “in-your-face” about it as Planet Impact.

#3 Their Advocacy Doesn’t Mix with MLM

Their advocacy just doesn’t mix with the MLM opportunity. The best thing they could’ve done was go for the non-profit route but it’s kind of clear what they were planning to do here with their program.

On top of that, there’s not a lot of people who are willing to join this kind of advocacy, so you won’t be able to get a lot of members to join no matter how noble the cause might be.

Planet Impact doesn’t really have anything positive to mention as far as this review is concerned. There’s just a lot of things that we just found that couldn’t be salvaged by any positive point.

Planet Impact is a legitimate MLM company as far as we’re concerned. Our verdict here is that we just don’t want to recommend it to anyone at this point.

• The biggest reason here is that the owners’ reputations have tarnished whatever good this MLM company has, and it’s kind of difficult to trust a company with shady owners.
• It doesn’t make sense at all to have a very expensive subscription program for a worthy cause, and it doesn’t make sense for them to have this MLM business model to begin with.

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