Velovita

Velovita launched in May 2020. Founder Kosta Gara, who says he has spent more than three decades in direct sales, built it as a hybrid social selling company: customers can shop online, and Members earn by sharing products and building teams. The name, the company says, comes from "Velocity of Life." Business For Home reported that Velovita opened in four countries (the USA, Canada, Japan and Mexico) within ten weeks of launch.

Snaps first. The first products were snaps: single-serve liquid nootropic supplements in a flat packet you bend to open. Early flavors included brān for focus, uüth, sold as a "time reverser", and zlēm for "sleep & slim". Velovita still sells snaps today, such as byōm for gut health and plôs for cravings, but they are no longer the center of the catalog.

The Jeunesse deal. On October 30, 2024, Velovita announced that it had acquired assets of Jeunesse Global, the Florida skin care and supplement company founded in 2009. Industry site BehindMLM reported in December 2024 that the deal covered Jeunesse's websites, social media accounts and product catalog. Jeunesse CEO Jason Borné joined Velovita to oversee the move. As of October 2026, Velovita's product menu leads with former Jeunesse lines: Luminesce, Reserve, M1ND, Finiti, RevitaBLŪ and L1FE NMN.

To become the most LOVED company in our industry, we aim to create a deep connection with our Members and customers, who will truly fall in love with our products, compensation plan, and VIP service.

Velovita mission statement — Velovita website, 2026

Products. The Velovita catalog now includes Luminesce cleansers, serums and night cream, plus the Luminosity Trio; Reserve, an antioxidant gel with resveratrol; M1ND, a single-serve drink the company says supports memory; Finiti and L1FE NMN capsules; RevitaBLŪ drink sticks; the (M)mūn probiotic and m-mūn 365; the byōm and plôs snaps; and tuün, a pendant sold in several finishes. These are the company's descriptions. Supplement claims carry the usual FDA disclaimer, so judge them with care.

Where it sells. Velovita's site lists more than 70 countries in its country selector and the founder page claims a presence in 80+ countries. The company is based in Davie, Florida, near Fort Lauderdale, according to its September 2026 website terms. It runs a yearly calendar of events, including an XLR8 Expo in 2025, a 2026 World Tour and a sixth-anniversary celebration, and rewards top Members with Velovita Vacations (Cancun 2023, Punta Cana 2024, Turkey 2025).

Velovita does not sell a starter kit in the usual sense. To become a Member you pay a $49.95 registration fee, which buys a year of the V-Cloud back office, a personal shopping website and the Velovita Vibe mobile app. The same $49.95 is due every year to stay active, according to the company's Member Business Agreements (version 1.4). The fee is refunded only if you resign within 30 days.

Most new Members also buy a product pack when they enroll. In past versions of the plan, Velovita offered several Activation Packages measured in Business Volume (BV), from about 100 BV up to 800 BV, and the package you bought set your starting rank and your retail commission. Older Direct Sales Aid notes put the total start-up cost between about $49 and $1,500. Packages change, so ask your enroller what is on offer today and buy only what you will use or sell.

Velovita calls its plan the Member Rewards Plan. When we first covered the company, Members earned Affiliate Rewards of 10% to 30% on products sold at retail, with the higher rates tied to bigger enrollment packages. Team commissions ran on a two-leg (binary) structure: Members earned a cycle when their downline produced a set amount of sales volume split between the two legs, paid weekly. Rank bonuses sat on top.

The old profile also highlighted a five-year retirement feature: Members who stayed qualified for five years could stop meeting requirements and keep getting paid. We could not confirm whether that feature, or the exact percentages above, are part of the plan after the Jeunesse merger. Commissions pay out once they reach $25. Before you sign up, ask for the current compensation plan and income disclosure, and check them yourself.

PROS

• Well-known products: the Luminesce and Reserve lines came over from Jeunesse with an existing customer base
• Low entry fee of $49.95 a year for a website, back office and app
• Wide international reach, with a team-building system that works across countries
• Busy calendar of events and incentive trips for top Members

CONS

• Returning products for a refund counts as quitting. Velovita's Member Terms say that refusing a shipment or asking to return a previously purchased product for a refund "will be deemed as a voluntary resignation"
• Big product packs at enrollment have been tied to higher commission rates in the past
• Binary team plan with rank and volume rules that take time to understand
• Much of the catalog leans on bold health and anti-aging claims, so it takes care to sell honestly
• A young company that has changed direction quickly; the plan and product line may keep shifting