The Kingdom CEOsReviews of thekingdomceos.com

Scam they are not a Christian company prey on Christians to get their hard earned money then never deliver on their 90 guaranteed promise to get a client. I joined in February never had a client 8 months later still no client wasted $24k plus another $8k in ads. Please save yourself time and money stay away from this company.

This company is a scam to string you along for money. They will not refund your money if they break their agreement. They have "coaches" encourage you to keep trying so they can get you out of the 90 day window. Not a Christian company. All lies and schemes. Do not fall for it. They only want to take your money and run.

I was previously a client of this coaching agency, and now I see ads from medspa agencies working with them regularly. I'v clicked through multiple ads and found the exact same landing page each time. The logo changes, but the copy, offer, layout, and testimonials stay the same. These agencies are paying to attract medspa owners in a competitive market, yet they are being given pages that do nothing to distinguish one business from another. The exact same testimonials (belonging to their fullfillment partner), appear under different agency logos, without a clear explanation of whose results they actually are. A prospect could easily assume those results belong to the agency whose name is on the page. If you're considering paying this company to help market your agency, ask to see exactly what they will create for you and whether your landing page will be customized to reflect your agency, services, and brand, or if it's merely a copy and paste. Be smart enough and don't pay extra for them to make the landing page "for you."

Do not use this company they should not even have the word Christian around them. They take advantage of people try to charge you $6000. They first tell you if they don’t help you get a customer within 90 days you can cancel and get a full refund complete lie take advantage of seniors as well. I do not recommend this company to anybody.

I joined Kingdom CEOs because I trusted its message of faith and integrity and its 90-day money-back guarantee. I did the work, completed the 90 days, and spent far more than the program fee trying to make it work. When I asked them to follow through on the guarantee, I struggled to get even a conversation scheduled. My first coach was removed after about two weeks. My second coach was repeatedly late, communicated poorly, and acted in ways I found unprofessional. I did not see the integrity I expected from a coach in a program that makes its Christian values such a prominent selling point. My third coach was knowledgeable and successful, but I felt he held back valuable methods until the end, when I had already invested heavily in a business that was not profitable for me. On top of the program fee, I spent approximately $1,600 on ads, paid for GoHighLevel and phone add-ons, and was encouraged to pay for their fulfillment team. I also posted an earlier review about my concerns. Kingdom CEOs asked me to take it down. I continued with the program in good faith and gave them the full 90 days. Then I requested a refund by email, exactly as instructed. More than a week passed before they acknowledged my email, and only after I reminded them. It took about another week for someone to call. When I tried to arrange a time for us to speak, the communication stopped. Their messages encouraging me to upgrade my plan, however, kept coming. That is my experience with Kingdom CEOs: they asked for my trust, my work, my money, and even for my earlier review to come down. I gave the program its full chance. I am still waiting for them to address my refund request. They could reach me to sell me more. They could ask me to take down a review. But when I asked them to honor their guarantee, they stopped responding.

You don't have to pay Kingdom CEOs 25k The Ultimate GoHighLevel Free Course 2026 GHL Wizard on youtube FREE To understand exactly how this software works, imagine you are building a digital "robot worker" for a local business, like a dental clinic or a plumbing company. The software everyone in this program uses is called GoHighLevel (or similar "white-label" software). It acts as a massive control center. Instead of the business owner doing everything manually, your software automates their entire customer service and marketing. Here is the exact breakdown of how those "robots" work in detail: 1. Robot Text Messages (Missed-Call Text Back) When a busy business owner is on a job and misses a phone call from a new customer, they usually lose that business. Your software steps in instantly. The Trigger: A customer calls the plumber, but no one answers. The Automated Action: Within 3 seconds, the software automatically texts the customer back: "Hey there! Sorry we missed your call. We are currently helping another client. How can we help you today?" The Result: The customer replies, and the software books them into the plumber's calendar without a human ever touching a phone. [3] 2. Automatic Emails (The Lead Follow-Up) Most local businesses are terrible at replying to people who fill out forms on their website. Your software builds a "nurture sequence." The Trigger: A person visits a dentist's website and fills out a form to get a coupon for "$50 off teeth whitening." [4] The Automated Action: Minute 1: The software emails them the coupon immediately. Day 2: The software sends an email asking, "Did you have any questions about booking your whitening appointment?" Day 4: The software sends an email warning, "Your coupon expires in 48 hours! Click here to lock in your time slot." The Result: The system gently nudges the customer until they book an appointment. 3. Online Ads & Lead Capture Local businesses do not know how to write ads or track who clicks on them. You set up simple, pre-made templates for them on Facebook or Google. The Trigger: A homeowner scrolls on Facebook and sees an ad you set up for a local roofing company: "Free Roof Inspection after the recent storm!" The Automated Action: When the homeowner clicks the ad, a tiny pop-up window appears inside Facebook. The software automatically pulls their name, email, and phone number from their profile. The Result: That information is immediately fed directly into your main control center, which triggers the automatic text messages and emails we talked about above. Summary of Your Role You are not coding these robots from scratch. The software uses drag-and-drop builders and pre-made templates. Your job is to connect the pieces, put the local business's logo on it, and make sure the messages sound friendly. The business owner pays you a monthly fee because they don't have the time or technical know-how to set up these systems themselves. To find free training and templates for GoHighLevel (the exact software taught in Kingdom CEOs), you do not need to pay thousands of dollars. The platform creator and the online community provide these assets entirely for free. If you want to see how this works in real life, I can break down how much you would charge a business for these services, or I can show you where to find the free training templates for this exact software. What would you like to see next?

Kingdom CEO and The AI Owners are sister companies. I want to be upfront: I still believe this is a plausible business model and that AI-powered marketing services are genuinely needed in the service industry. My review is not about the concept. It is about my experience with how this program was run. I enrolled in the Executive Program on February 19, 2026, a turnkey business designed to deliver AI marketing services to clients, with the company responsible for running paid ads on my behalf to generate clients and build revenue. The total investment was $25,000 structured as an installment plan through Splitit. Here is what actually happened: April 22, 2026 — My ad account was restricted and had to be rebuilt under a new portfolio. My business came to a complete standstill. This took nearly two weeks to resolve. April 28, 2026 — I requested a specific timeline for when my ads would launch. I was deflected and given only a generalized response. This was not the first time I had asked for clarity and received nothing concrete. May 8, 2026 — After continuing to push for answers, I was given a launch date of before May 3rd. The campaign did go live, but only after significant back and forth. The weekly ad report due May 8th was delivered late and only after I followed up myself. May 15, 2026 — The second weekly report was never delivered at all. May 19, 2026 — I formally cancelled the arrangement. A few things worth noting for anyone considering this program: Communication happens exclusively through the Circle app. There is no direct email or phone access. If you are someone who needs clear, timely communication to manage your business, this will be a frustration. The 1:1 coaching sessions that are part of the program are on you to request. Do not expect the coach to proactively reach out to check in, keep you on track, or drive the process. In my experience that never happened. The courses within the program are informative and provide solid background knowledge. That part I will give credit for. However, the core promise of the Executive Program is to build a turnkey business and generate enough clients to justify the investment. Due to the lack of clarity, the constant struggle to get straight answers, and the extreme measures I had to resort to just to get my campaign launched, I lost confidence that the program could deliver on that promise. I also want to flag something I continue to observe. I still see active ads running on Facebook and Instagram recruiting new members into this program. My concern is that the company may be enrolling more clients than their team can realistically support, which could explain the communication gaps and delays others may experience. It appears to be a volume strategy that may be outpacing their capacity to deliver. If you are considering this program, go in with clear written agreements, document everything, and do not assume that what is promised verbally or in program materials will be proactively delivered. You will need to advocate for yourself at every step. I genuinely hope they improve, because the concept has real merit. But my experience did not reflect what was sold. Update following the company's response: I appreciate the response but want to address several inaccuracies for anyone reading. On the launch date: the company states campaigns went live May 1st. My Meta ads manager data confirms the campaign went live May 3rd, not May 1st. This is a verifiable fact pulled directly from their own platform. On the ad reports: at no point was I informed that reports would be delivered over the weekend with Monday morning delivery. The specific written commitment made to me was delivery by May 8th. I have that in writing. The May 15th report was never delivered at all, on any day of the week. On the coaching sessions: I do not dispute that 20 sessions are included in the program. My point is that not a single session was ever proactively scheduled or initiated by the coach across the entire time I was enrolled. Placing the full responsibility on the client to request every session while the coach remains passive is not mentorship. It is availability. On the ad account restriction: I acknowledged in my original review that the restriction itself may have been outside their control. What was within their control was communicating proactively during the two week standstill. That did not happen until I pushed for it repeatedly. I stand by everything in my original review. My experience is documented with dates, written communications, and platform data. I genuinely hope the program improves for those who come after me. I closed accounts after cancelling due to an unauthorized $9,374.99 charge. Confidence requires consistent delivery, not just one good moment. A System error prevented it.

Beware of this. This is a total bait and switch operation. I entered this for $8000 and it will take another $1000 a month to use the 6+ platforms required to make this successful. You will need Go high level, instantly, linked premium, google business, your website and a few others to efficiently operate this. What this guy says on the youtube video is completely deceptive. Proceed with caution.