MLM Companies

It Works! Global Review 2026

Body wrap MLM — 97.57% of distributors earn less than full-time income

2.0

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Last updated: March 20, 2026

What is It Works! Global?

Health and wellness MLM known for its "crazy wrap thing" body wraps and supplement products. Founded by Mark and Cindy Pentecost. Per income disclosure analysis, 97.57% of distributors earn less than a full-time income.

Pros

  • Recognizable brand with viral "crazy wrap thing" marketing
  • Wide product catalog beyond just body wraps (supplements, skincare)
  • Active social media community
  • Low initial entry cost

Cons

  • 97.57% of distributors earn less than full-time income (per income disclosure analysis)
  • Body wrap "results" are temporary — water weight loss, not fat loss
  • Required monthly autoship ($80-150) to maintain Distributor status
  • Products significantly overpriced vs. retail alternatives
  • Heavy social media recruiting pressure creates relationship strain

Rating Breakdown

Residual Income
1.8

Potential for ongoing passive income

Simplicity
2.5

Easy to understand and execute

Transparency
2.0

Clear about costs, requirements, and income

Community & Support
3.0

Quality of training and community

Value for Money
2.0

Worth the investment

Overall Rating
2.0

Frequently Asked Questions About It Works! Global

Do It Works body wraps actually work?
It Works body wraps may produce temporary inch loss results primarily through fluid reduction. The results are not permanent fat loss. Most medical professionals consider the dramatic before/after photos misleading, as results disappear after rehydration.
How much do It Works distributors earn?
Per income disclosure analysis, 97.57% of It Works distributors earn less than a full-time income. After accounting for required autoship purchases (~$80-150/month), the vast majority of distributors operate at a net loss.
Is It Works a pyramid scheme?
It Works is a legal MLM with real products. However, the income structure where 97.57% of distributors don't earn full-time income, combined with required monthly product purchases, means most participants lose money on the business opportunity.