Commission Hero is an e-learning program that teaches people how to do affiliate marketing using Clickbank and paid traffic on platforms like Facebook. Over the last few years, Commission Hero students have generated over $100,000,000 on the Clickbank Platform!
Commission Hero (commissionhero.com) has 262 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.2 out of 5.
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commissionhero.com
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Education Services
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Daytona Beach, Florida
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2026
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This is such a scam. I bought it believing this was a job and then it was not. I immediately contacted support for a refund and they said I needed to first try the course then if I didn't like it I could get a refund. I went through the course and still was not happy as it was misleading advertising. So I contacted them and then they said since I opened the course I was no longer eligible for a refund. Despite them being the ones who told me thats what I had to do. After they refused the refund I did try out this as income and it did not work. Spent too much money for nothing. Do not buy! Total joke of a course and business. I'd still like my refund!
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James C.
I wish I had read reviews like this first.
I spent over $20,000 with this company on courses, coaching, and constant upsells, and the result was about $3,000 in total sales. Not profit — sales. Don't ask how much I spend on ads to get those sales... it is too painful to write! After ad spend and all the extra costs they don’t talk about up front, I lost a lot of money. Every time I thought I had what I needed, the answer was always the same: the next “huge” program, the next upgrade, the next level. It never ends.
Robby Blanchard runs a machine designed to keep you spending. That’s what this really is. And he is very good at it. They show big revenue screenshots and $1K-a-day claims, but they never show the ad costs behind those numbers. Making $1,000 in sales while spending $1,500 on ads is not success, but that part never gets mentioned. When you look at net profit instead of flashy revenue numbers, the results are nowhere near what they imply.
From what I experienced, a lot of the marketing in this space relies on tactics that I became very uncomfortable with, including running multiple Facebook accounts and promoting weight-loss products I personally would never use myself. Maybe some people are fine with that, but I wasn’t. Ask yourself if the people selling these products actually take them. That question alone should make you think twice.
The moment it really hit me was when I was cleaning out my mother’s apartment after she had to move into assisted living, and I found bottles of unopened pills very similar to the kind I was being taught to promote. That was the point where I realized who the real customers often are, and it didn’t sit right with me at all.
What also bothered me is that many of the success stories seem outdated or cherry-picked. Different market, different timing, different conditions — but new students are led to believe the same results are right around the corner… and right about then comes the next course, the next mastermind, or coaching for another $10,000.
After a while I realized I wasn’t building a business — I was in an endless funnel. There is always another product, another level, another “missing piece” that will supposedly make everything work. The only thing that consistently works is the part where they get paid.
I take responsibility for my decisions, but I regret trusting the promises and the hype. If you’re considering this program, don’t look at revenue screenshots. Ask for real net profit numbers from average students after all expenses. That will tell you everything. In fact, AFTER I signed-up, I recall watching a training video where Robby himself states the average student makes "ZERO" dollars. And that's where motivated ignorance comes in... "I am not average, I can make this work". It's a psychological survival mechanism after you just spent $2k on a course. I felt that too, I mean I have a Masters Degree and generally successful in my career. So, I should be able to do better than most... Apparently some people are making money, but I am certainly at a loss as to how.
In my opinion, this business makes far more money selling the dream than helping people actually achieve it.
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Coach G.
Commission Hero is a scam
Commission Hero is a scam. All "results" Robby and his coaches site are from years ago. No one is making money now. No coaches are running ads now. If they were, they would show results. And Robby's #1 coach Stephanie is the biggest fraud. She hardly had any results years ago and LIES about her results now.
All Robby does is upsell "new" breakthroughs which do now work. Stay away from the scam artist Robby Blanchard.
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Aimee R.
Be very careful with this program
Be very careful with this program. It is expensive and after you pay and spend time in the course they make it clear that you won't succeed without a coach and the coach is thousands of dollars more. Be ready to spend thousands on ads as well. I never made a penny. I am still in this Facebook group and people have the same terrible experience over and over.
Response from Commission HeroJun 8, 2026
Sorry to hear you felt that way. Yes, we offer coaching to those who feel they need it or want it, but you do not need coaching to be successful with our course. If you decide to jump back in feel free to post any questions or your data in the groups and Robby, the coaches and community manager will be happy to help you!
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FU chat G.
Fake 'Live' workshops is a MASSIVE RED…
Fake 'Live' workshops is a MASSIVE RED FLAG! If he can't be honest up front, then what else he is being deceptive about!
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frank D.
frank
frank, personal review
In my experience, this program is misleading and dishonest. They offer incentives in exchange for 5-star reviews of their programs . Outwardly it may appear like a normal, family-friendly business, but don’t be fooled — my experience was very different.
They make bold income claims (for example, suggestions you can earn $1,000 a day) that are simply not true in my case. The programs quickly lose value: after a year you’re left with an outdated system, because they release a new version every six months and expect you to pay again to stay current.
When I purchased Commission Hero AI, the link didn’t take me straight to the course — I was pushed to pay for the Inner Circle instead. That felt deceptive and frustrating.
Customer support is practically non-existent and the Facebook group is unhelpful. Comments and honest questions are often deleted, and the group selectively highlights only the few “success” stories (one person in a thousand making $800 a week, they claim). Overall it feels like a gated environment designed to hide problems rather than solve them.
Bottom line: the program is expensive, and you should expect significant additional costs for Facebook ads, landing pages, spy tools, and tracking. If you don’t have cash to sustain ad spend and the ancillary tools, I would not recommend buying this program.
Most of the thıgs they teach you can find online with no cost.
you dont need Hero ai,Platınıum x or the software to make money . All ai are online and free
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Unhappy C.
Will not refund the subscription $300+…
Will not refund the subscription $300+ the checkout system tricked me into clicking. It defaults to you selecting this subscription. You have to unclick the box to say you do not want this. Then their policy is not to refund this money. If the program was really successful they would not resort to these tactics. This is a scam.
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Huey F.
Don't buy this course
Don't buy this course, most of the possitive reviews here are FAKE!
Robby won't be eager to help you as he promised that on his ADS,
The community sucks to be honest, they will encourage you to post results but won't help you with the problems you encounter, even Robby himself replies to our post sarcastically like he doesn't care. the FB group is a scam, they will remove any negative post about them.