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It Works!

Public-record notes and questions to ask before joining It Works! as a Distributor.

Quick decision snapshot

Cost to start
  • Status: It Works! merged into Zinzino in 2026; enrolling is now done through Zinzino
  • Zinzino starter kits: $60 to $3,436 (for example, Basic Kit $499)
Disclosure headline
It Works!’s own 2022 disclosure: average distributor income was $304 a month in commissions — reported gross before expenses, and not counting personal sales.
Main limitation
Whether a newer U.S. income disclosure is publicly available.
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What it costs to get started

What it costs to start with It Works!
Status It Works! merged into Zinzino in 2026; enrolling is now done through Zinzino
Zinzino starter kits $60 to $3,436 (for example, Basic Kit $499)

Source: Zinzino — starter kits . Accessed 2026-06-29.

What people actually earn

It Works!’s own 2022 disclosure: average distributor income was $304 a month in commissions — reported gross before expenses, and not counting personal sales.

What It Works!’s own disclosure reports
Data year 2022
Average distributor income $304 a month in commissions
Note A company-wide average; the disclosure does not publish a median. Excludes personal sales
Reported as Gross, before expenses

Read the full It Works! income disclosure guide →

Company overview

It Works! is a direct selling company that sells wellness, beauty, and lifestyle products through independent Distributors.

The income disclosure we located is dated 2022, so a prospective Distributor should ask for the current disclosure before joining.

What the company discloses

What is not clear from public disclosure

Regulatory/public record

Questions to ask before joining

Is It Works! a pyramid scheme?

People often search whether a company like this is a pyramid scheme or a scam. This page does not apply those labels: whether a company meets a legal definition is a matter for regulators and courts, not a label to settle during a recruiting conversation.

A more useful first question is where the money comes from: whether pay depends on real sales to customers outside the business, how much depends on recruiting, and what participants keep after expenses. See how to evaluate the pyramid-scheme question before relying on a label either way. Any regulator or court record specific to It Works! is summarized in the public-record section above, with attribution.

What this page does not prove: This page does not reach a conclusion about It Works! or any individual participant's intent. It summarizes public disclosures, public records, and questions a prospective participant can ask before joining.

Common costs to check:

  • Product, samples, shipping, and taxes.
  • Starter kits, renewal fees, websites, apps, or back-office tools.
  • Training, events, tickets, travel, meals, lodging, and childcare.
  • Advertising, giveaways, displays, packaging, or payment fees.
  • Licensing, exam prep, background checks, or required continuing education.
  • Unsold inventory and unpaid time.

Gross income is not the same as money kept after these costs.

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Sources

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