Yoonla Review – Legit Opportunity or Scam?

Who wants to make $100 – $1000 per month by paying $25/month?

That’s what I was asked by someone on social media and being one that loves to invest, I figured why the heck not.

Not to mention I was asked to do a review on Yoonla by one of my readers, which allows me to kill two birds with one stone.

So for those of you wondering if Yoonla is actually legit or if it’s nothing but a scam, I’m sure this review will answer those questions for sure.

For me, I want to know two things…

One, does this thing actually work, and two, how are you able to make that money they speak of?

Some of the simplest questions requires a lot of work just to get an answer and that is exactly what I did, so you’re welcome.

So What Exactly is Yoonla?

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Yoonla is a recruiting based affiliate program that allows its affiliates to make money through the recruitment of others and/or through the purchase of the products offered in their back office.

There are no tangible products but rather some digital products that include training on different aspects of online marketing.

The program is owned by Reno Van Boven who is from New Zealand, who has a been in the game since 2006.

Getting started is a breeze as all you need to do is signup, confirm your email is legit, and you are in.

That can’t be all, right?

Of course not, as there is more to it than just signing up and making money, so allow me to explain how everything is done.

How Yoonla Works

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As mentioned above, the bread and butter of this program is to recruit others in order to make any money.

It is actually free to get signed up and you can even make money as a free member, as Yoonla allows you to utilize their cost per action (CPA) model, which is one of the things I actually liked.

Making $1 – $5 just for having someone signup under you?

That’s not a bad deal and that’s why its members send you straight to a signup page instead of a video explaining how everything works and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

That’s the basics of how everything works here but what they have done on the inside was actually pretty impressive.

Inside Yoonla

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Everything is really, really simple to use and easy to understand.

There are about 5 steps and a couple of extra things to do to get your system all setup and ready for promotion so that you can start making money.

The one thing that caught my attention was the “Affiliate Marketing 101” section, which I got into first, simply because that is one of the best ways for anyone to make a living online.

Could this training be comparable to my #1 recommended affiliate training program?

After a little more digging, I actually found it to be quite entertaining and helpful, but most especially you can sense the honesty that the owner has.

Totally changed my outlook on things as I really thought there was no actual value, but I was wrong.

Not some top notch training but you will get everything you need to know about affiliate marketing, which is what you will be doing if you do decide to join Yoonla.

Support

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There isn’t much support with this for those of you that are fairly new to the world of making money online.

You can expect a FAQ’s section but that’s about it.

For all those complicated, you need to be held by the hand type of stuff, you might want to contact the person who introduced you to Yoonla.

Now if you become a VIP member, you get access to other members and a lot more help as well VIA their private Facebook group

The Yoonla Affiliate Program

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This is kind of separate from the actual site and you will need to create a whole new account outside of your Yoonla account in order to become a full-fledged affiliate.

*You can only become a Yoonla affiliate by becoming a VIP member, which is done by signing up to Yahoo hosting, which gets you a free domain and $100 advertising credit, as well as GetResponse, which is going to cost you $15.

Upon creating my affiliate account, I came across a section that had fields for a bunch of GetResponse (autoresponder) info and I immediately knew this was for your referrals when they decide to join through your link as well as a way to generate money to the site.

What this does is it not only builds your list but it also will give you credit for when they actually signup for GetResponse and make a purchase.

This little part alone shows that there was actual thought put into this and is another thing I actually liked.

There are also landing pages that you can use, which will leave your prospects no choice but to fill-out their information and it will automatically give you credit for that person.

Pretty sweet if you ask me.

The program is simple and straight forward, without any beating around the bush, which I’m sure we can all appreciate.

Just don’t forget that in order to become an affiliate to make money, you are required to become a VIP member.

The Price to Join Yoonla

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It is COMPLETELY FREE to join Yoonla, so when you show others your landing page and have them opt-in, you immediately get paid just for having them create a FREE account.

The catch is this…

In order to continue with everything, you will NEED to create a GetResponse and Yahoo hosting account in order to continue to your affiliate link.

You will need a domain, website hosting, and a GetResponse autoresponder account.

• Domain – $15/year but comes free with Yahoo hosting
• Yahoo Hosting – $2.49/month (minimum)
• GetResponse – $15/month

So if you plan to continue, it will cost you about $17.49/month, which is really, really low in this industry.

Before You Join

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As far as the cost per action portion is concerned, you are not able to make money from everyone as some countries are not allowed.

However, you can still make money if they do decide to become a VIP member, which I think is still a good deal.

If they are coming from the USA, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, the UK, and Ireland,  you will make $4 when someone signs up using your link.

Any other country besides the ones mentioned above or below will get you $2.

Countries that don’t make you money when they signup for free include:

• Nigeria
• Uganda
• India
• Zambia
• Niger
• Pakistan
• Zimbabwe
• Vietnam
• Philippines

A lot of big affiliate programs exempt these countries as well only because there is a lot of fraud that comes from there and it is only a way to filter in people who are legitimately trying to run a business and not get any free handouts.

However, as a resident of one of the countries mentioned above, you are still able to use this system and make money as an affiliate, so yes, anyone can make money here.

Pros & Cons

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Pros:

• Free to get started
• Everything is done for you
• Uses CPA (free money)
• Teaches affiliate marketing
• Is legit

Cons:

• Several hidden costs
• Will require you to become VIP to become an affiliate
• Can be complicated for some

Not much of a hidden cost as these are the fees required for you to get a domain, hosting, and also your GetResponse account, which is a must if you want to do affiliate marketing in the first place.

The biggest thing about this whole deal is that it is actually free to join and even as a VIP member it won’t cost you much.

Final Verdict: Legit

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This may not be my #1 recommended work from home program but it is definitely not a scam and something to consider if you are on a budget.

The program is simple to use and is setup with the affiliate in mind.

It has been a really long time since I’ve reviewed something that offered real value so this is breath of fresh air.

Yoonla is legit and I recommend it to anyone looking to make money online.

Either way, I think you’ll enjoy this program and I’m sure you can make some money by promoting it, since it’s free to join in the first place.

What I Really Think

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As an affiliate marketer myself, I love the concept that Reno uses.

There are many other CPA offers that can be found through sites like MaxBounty but that will require you to build a whole new site in another niche to take advantage of those CPA offers.

Other than that, I hope this review of Yoonla has given you a better understanding of how everything works.

If you still have any questions or you simply want to add your two cents, feel free to do so in the comments section below and I will get back to you as soon as I can.

If you are affiliated with Yoonla, please do share your experience as I’m sure we all can benefit from it.

Thanks for reading and good luck!

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