A LiveGood membership costs less than two coffees. The math only makes sense when you see what's on the other side of it.

Most supplement companies charge the same prices to everyone and hope you don't shop around. LiveGood charges the public one price and members a different one — and the gap between those two prices is the whole point. The membership pays for itself on a single order. Everything after that is profit, in the literal sense of money you didn't spend.

The membership itself

$9.95 per month (or pay yearly and save further).
No contracts. Cancel anytime.
No required autoship, no minimums, no inventory you have to move.
60-day money-back guarantee on any product you try.

That's it. There's no premium tier, no "elite circle," no upgrade nag. One membership, one price, everyone gets the same access.

The savings, in plain terms

LiveGood's public position is simple: "Best Products. Less than HALF the Price." Members typically pay roughly half (or less) of what you'd pay for comparable quality at a health-food store or the big online supplement retailers.

Two things matter about that:

The math compounds. If a single product you'd already be buying costs you half as much as you used to pay, the $9.95 is back in your pocket on the first order. Buy two or three things and you're net ahead before the month is out.
You don't have to switch your entire stack. Most members start by replacing one product they already buy — a multivitamin, a protein, a greens powder — and let the savings on that one item justify everything else.

The exact retail-vs-member spread varies by product. The member dashboard shows both prices side by side on every item, so the math is never hidden.

What you can actually buy

LiveGood's catalog is built around real daily-use categories rather than fad supplements. The lineup includes:

Daily foundations — multivitamin, omega-3, B-complex, magnesium, vitamin D, and the other "everyone should probably be taking this" basics.
Greens and reds — whole-food concentrate powders for people who don't eat the salad they meant to.
Performance — protein, pre-workouts, recovery, and the muscle-building stack.
Weight management — supports for energy, metabolism, and appetite without the stimulant overload.
Detox and gut — cleansing supports and probiotic blends.
Skin care and personal care — the everyday products that quietly add up in a regular budget.

For people who'd rather not pick item by item, LiveGood also ships pre-built product packs designed around specific goals:

AM/PM Pack
Daily Essentials Pack
Detox Pack
Foundational Five Pack
Greens and Reds Pack
Maximum Build Muscle Pack
Maximum Energy Pack
Maximum Wellness Pack
Sampler Value Pack
Skin Care Pack
Ultimate Weight Management Pack
Ultimate Wellness Pack

The packs exist for one reason: if you're new and don't want to research twelve individual products, someone already did the research for you. Pick the pack that matches the goal and you're done.

The 60-day guarantee, explained without the fine print

If a product doesn't work for you, you have 60 days to send it back for a refund — not just unopened bottles. That's longer than most supplement brands give you, and it removes the only legitimate reason to hesitate on trying something new: the fear of being stuck with it.

This is also why we don't recommend buying products you're not actually going to use. The guarantee exists for "this didn't agree with me" situations, not "I never opened the box" stockpiling.

What membership unlocks beyond the products

The $9.95 isn't just a price gate. It also opens the door to:

The affiliate side — if you decide later that you want to share the products, the affiliate add-on is a one-time $40 and the compensation plan kicks in. (We wrote a full walkthrough here if that interests you.)
The community — members talk to members in active forums and Discord channels about what's working, what stacks well, and what to skip.
New product access — LiveGood ships new SKUs regularly, and members get them at member pricing from day one.

Who this is actually for

LiveGood membership makes obvious sense if you:

Already buy supplements every month and want to pay roughly half.
Want to start a daily-foundation routine but felt priced out by premium brands.
Care about clean formulations (no artificial colors, no proprietary blends hiding the actual doses).
Are tired of brands that put their best deals behind autoship traps.

It probably doesn't make sense if you don't take any supplements and don't plan to start. The math only works if you actually use the catalog. The membership isn't a charity donation — it's a wholesale-club model. Walk the aisles a few times and you'll know whether it fits.

How affiliates put this to work

One thing we hear from affiliates who've been at this a while: the easiest conversation in the world is "this is what I take, this is what I pay, this is what it'd cost you anywhere else." No pitch, no funnel, no urgency. Just the products you already trust, at the price you actually pay, in front of someone who'd be paying double if you weren't around.

That's not a marketing technique. It's just the math being interesting on its own.

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