$12K paid, Zero ROI, Zero Refund
I responded to a Closers.io ad promising they would “install one closer into your business and help you scale.” I didn’t realize I was signing up for a coaching program where nothing is done for you. It was a hard sell with massive promises upfront. My up front sales person said my high ticket offer was solid and would be pulling in major cash within a few weeks, no problem. In reality, this program is online courses and coaching. You do all the work: becoming your own tech, marketer, salesperson, video producer/editor, closer, and appointment setter. As a solopreneur, it was extremely time-consuming. They may help connect you with a hired closer after you’ve built everything yourself. I spent $12K on their program + another $7K on ads. The leads were garbage and delivered zero ROI. I followed every step they recommended. Worse, they charged my card $6K without authorization, which caused an overdraft. Their response was essentially “sorry bro.” The coaches kept pumping me up with “You’re gonna kill it with this ad, man” — classic hopium. After going $20K in the hole, I requested a refund. They slow-rolled me for two entire months, never dealing with me respectfully or professionally Throughout this program I kept a positive attitude. I did all the work. I showed up at the tech support meetings. I reported my progress. I shot and reshot videos. I did everything I was asked to do in a timely manner. If I could do it over: I would never buy this program. Instead, I’d hire a legitimate marketing/media team to build my brand, create a real online presence, and generate high-quality, aligned leads. Be cautious. Their people bragged openly about how many millions of dollars their company is worth on a yearly basis, then acted like a refund for a completely failed case was more than they could handle. UPDATE 4/22/26: With zero communication, Closers.io kicked me out of their whole system after seeing this review. No refund, no respect, no communication, no professionalism. Unbelievable! 2nd UPDATE 4/28/26 And 5/5/26: Yegor is asking me to remove this review before he has a discussion about a refund with me. (Yes, it's in writing!) 3rd UPDATE 5/23/26: It's come to my attn that Closers is telling people reviews like mine are fake. I'm not fake. Google me! 4th UPDATE 6/8/26: Rather than be professionals and engage in productive resolution of this issue, Closers.io has decided to block me from their social media. In my opinion, once again demonstrating a lack of the most basic skills in business… respect. 5th UPDATE 6/11/26: All of a sudden out of absolutely nowhere, several brand new 5 star Trustpilot reviews appear, completely unprompted. Guys... Just contact me and deal with this and stop playing games. 6th UPDATE 6/15/26: 15 brand new 5-star reviews in the past 5 days for Closers.io. It's a Christmas miracle for Closers.io! 7th UPDATE 6/17/26: What a goose, Cole. Those 1 star reviews keep coming even through the sudden burst of brand new 5 star reviews. I have direct conversations with my customers when they're not satisfied. It's a good practice. 8th UPDATE 6/23/26: Received an email from Trustpilot that Closers.io needs "more details to better understand your experience." and that "If we don’t hear from you, the company may not be able to recognize your review as genuine." This company knows exactly who I am and instead of dealing with me directly, this is how they choose to operate. 9th UPDATE 6/30/26: Buyer beware: Closers.io appears to systematically remove negative Trustpilot reviews by disputing them as defamatory or fake. Critical reviews often disappear unless reviewers closely monitor their emails and actively contest the disputes. Many legitimate complaints from dissatisfied customers have been suppressed this way. I have email proof and so do others. 10th UPDATE 7/11/26: Closers.io lied to Trustpilot and claimed I wasn't a real customer of their business in order to have my review removed from Trustpilot. I will continue to keep this review up on Trustpilot and I'm willing to provide all documentation to Trustpilot that my experience is REAL. Do you really want to give your money to a business that behaves this way??? 11th Update 8/6/26: Closers.io lied again and had my review removed. My email said: “As stated in our guidelines, we don't allow reviewers to post reviews on Trustpilot if they're closely associated with, work for, or are in competition with the company they're reviewing.” More slimeball tricks by Closers.io.