Her Last Call AcademyReviews of herlastcall.com

They are very clear about what they can and will do for you. Alexis offers training for free in hopes of helping girls of all ages and backgrounds start a career in remote closing. She offers for those who want a leg up as a remote closer an opportunity in her school, Her Last Call Academy, where hundreds of women have become certified as a closer and landed high paying jobs. The process is easy and seamless. The only negative I have to say is how late the training video ran on a work night.

I just joined a few days ago, and I'm already halfway done with my course! Alexis Mai and her knowledge about different industries and how to land a job and get the lifestyle you want for yourself is truly a phenomenal experience. I think it's worth the investment to make tons of money and all from working in the comfort of your own home!

The HLC program was easy to follow and quick to finish. I completed it in just over 1 week. I learned a lot from the lessons that Alexis provided and from the trainings that were available to us. I'm confident that I have the skills to go into a closer role. The community of women who are also going through this process has been so supportive and energetic which made this experience even better. I would have liked more support in the offer finding/ interview coaching. This program trains us well, but what's the use if we can't find a position afterwards? The curriculum formatting needs some fine tuning as well. Its easy to follow as is but there's room for improvement.

Her Last Call Academy is an incredible opportunity for women who are looking to grow personally, professionally, and financially. The academy creates a welcoming environment where ladies are encouraged to build confidence, develop new skills, and pursue their goals with purpose. One of the things this company does exceptionally well is empower women through education, mentorship, and genuine support. The team fosters a positive atmosphere where every participant feels valued, heard, and inspired to succeed. Their commitment to helping women overcome challenges while providing practical tools for growth sets them apart in the industry Her Last Call Academy is a community of that seems to encourage women to believe in themselves, support one another, and reach their full potential. I recommend it to any woman seeking encouragement, knowledge, and opportunities to grow in both life and business.

I’ve been really struggling as a chef / business owner/ full time mom with 2 kids. And I’ve watched 2 of her Monday live zoom meetings. I feel like there’s so much potential for me listening to these classes. And god willing I will start this class soon and be more financially independent.

The class was great and Alexis said exactly the right words I needed to hear and everything was more than what I expected it would be

I absolutely loved the course! It was very easy to navigate, and every lesson was organized in a way that made learning simple and enjoyable. Everything was incredibly helpful, and I always felt like I had the guidance I needed. One of my favorite parts was the support from the amazing women in the program. They were so encouraging, responsive, and genuinely wanted everyone to succeed. It really created a positive learning environment. I'm so excited to start this new journey in remote closing, and I'm grateful I chose this program. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to break into remote sales!

I just finished the free training. This was my first experience with Alexis. I am intrigued, so I did schedule a call, but I'm a little bit weary about spending $8K on a 16 week training. I think that is way too much money; I think it should only be a quarter of that amount. I'm not trying to put myself in debt but I am intrigued about the possibilities of what could be. I am a very hard-working girl with a strong work ethic so I think I could probably do well with this, however I am a little weary of that initial payment. I enjoyed the training; I did take screenshots and I took notes and I have walked away with some helpful information, but I do think the training was much too long. I joined at 8pm and it didn't end until almost 11pm. In my opinion three hours is absolutely much too long especially for an introductory free training. A paid class is one thing. I do like Alexis, I like her drive and her energy and motivation. I know she makes money but business is business and she's a businesswoman and I respect that.