MAKE Wellness

MAKE Wellness is one of the newest names in direct sales. The company pre-launched in October 2024, was announced publicly in Salt Lake City, Utah that December, and held a three-day kickoff event called MAKE ONE at the Gaylord Palms in Florida in April 2025 with more than 2,000 attendees. Founder Justin Prince, who built his reputation in the direct sales channel, brought in a co-founding team of industry veterans: Truman Hunt (former Nu Skin CEO) as Chairman, Justin Serra as CEO, Robert Finigan as CMO, Tyler Whitehead (former Arbonne CEO) as COO and Dr. Mark Bartlett as Chief Science Officer. Its corporate office is in Pleasant Grove, Utah.

The growth numbers are the headline. Direct Selling News reports that the executive team projected $400,000 in first-week sales and instead sold $7.2 million of product within five days. By July 2025 the company reported $10 million in monthly revenue, in October 2025 it announced it had passed $100 million in sales with more than one million products sold to more than 150,000 customers, and in June 2026 it received a Bravo Growth Award from Direct Selling News on first-full-year revenue of $104 million. To mark the anniversary the company said it was giving away $1 million in product credits to customers and Affiliates.

We got off to a rocket ship start. We did make some tough decisions, and some incorrect decisions (i.e. we broke stuff). Justin Prince and Justin Serra are really committed to winning with transparency.

Tyler Whitehead, Co-Founder and Chief Operations Officer — Direct Selling News, June 2026

The product story is peptides. MAKE describes its formulas as Bioactive Precision Peptides, plant-derived compounds it says are identified with AI-assisted discovery and act as cell-signaling messengers; it names fava beans, ginkgo and whey among the sources. The line is deliberately short and named by outcome: FIT (drink sticks marketed for strength and recovery), LEAN (capsules marketed for metabolic health and appetite), RESTORED (a sleep formula with GABA, L-theanine and apigenin), ENERGIZED (a caffeine-free energy stick), FOCUSED (a nootropic capsule), HYDRATED (an electrolyte stick in grapefruit and tropical flavors) and CALM (a lemon-citrus relaxation stick). In 2026 the company added a three-piece Precision Skincare stack and bundles such as the MAKE 3 Breakthrough Stack and Muscle Support Stack. Individual products retail from $54.99 to $129.99 for a 30-day supply, and every product ships with a Subscribe & Save option of 10% off for three months and 20% off from month four, with free shipping over $100 on subscription orders. The company says its products are made in the USA in NSF-certified facilities. All of the health claims above are the company's marketing language; none have been evaluated by the FDA.

On the business side, MAKE calls itself a home for the modern affiliate. There is no enrollment fee, no starter kit requirement and no inventory; the company ships direct to customers and pays Affiliates on the resulting orders. Tools are digital, including a referral link, a ClearPath app that tracks daily commissions, and a separate TikTok Shop creator path. MAKE Wellness currently ships to the United States and Canada. You can read more at the official MAKE Wellness website.

MAKE Wellness does not have a traditional starter kit, and it does not require one. Enrollment as an Affiliate is free and comes with a referral link, access to training and the ClearPath app. What the company does offer is an optional Launch Box, described on the opportunity page as the ultimate collection of MAKE Wellness products. It is a paid purchase, and the price and exact contents are only shown inside the enrollment flow, so check the current Launch Box details when you sign up. Buying it is a way to try the whole line and have product on hand for sampling, but it is not a condition of earning commissions. Affiliates who prefer to skip it can simply order individual products at the same Subscribe & Save discount customers receive.

MAKE Wellness pays Affiliates through what it calls ClearPath Commissions (version 5, June 2026). It has two halves. The first is Circle Sales: orders from customers you refer, orders from the customers they refer, and up to 500 in volume from each Affiliate you personally enroll. Circle Sales commissions start at 10% for a new Affiliate, step up through Rising Affiliate (12% at 500 in monthly volume), Senior Affiliate (14% at 1,000) and Premier Affiliate (20% at 2,000), and reach 40% at 50,000. Orders placed by 11:59 PM Central are paid the next business day. Higher titles add up to $200 a month in product credit (which requires a $100 subscription order) and one-time bonuses from Premier 30K upward.

The second half is Team Sales, which opens at Premier Affiliate. Team volume converts to Pay Volume using a published balance formula: the first 10,000 counts automatically, and beyond that depends on how many Premier Teams you develop and how evenly volume is spread across them. Pay Volume is commissioned at 10% for a Builder and steps down by title through Leader, Mentor and Platinum, with Team Bonuses and minimum earnings guarantees at each title; Legacy Levels above Platinum pay flat percentages plus Leadership Bonuses. Rising Affiliate and above require at least 50 in Circle Sales Volume from customers or Direct Affiliates. Monthly commissions are paid by the 10th. The company's own disclaimer says most Affiliates earn modest or no income. Check the company's current plan for exact figures; it has been revised more than once since launch.

PROS

• Free to join with no required purchase, kit or inventory
• Circle Sales commissions are paid the next business day, not monthly
• Very short, easy-to-explain product line with a subscription discount built in
• Experienced leadership team and verified rapid first-year growth ($104 million)

CONS

• Company is under two years old and the compensation plan is already on version 5
• Peptide marketing claims are the company's own and have not been evaluated by the FDA
• Products are premium priced ($55 to $130 per month) in a crowded supplement market
• Team commissions only begin at the Premier Affiliate title, which requires 2,000 in monthly Circle Sales