PartyPlanRank: three lists, every Monday, for direct sales leaders · Updated September 8, 2026

How a week on PartyPlanRank actually runs

Setup happens once: you load the consultant roster and the rank structure your company uses, thresholds included. After that, the recurring job is an import, not a rebuild.

Getting numbers in is deliberately boring. Export orders and volume from your company back office as a CSV or spreadsheet and upload it, or paste a table straight into the browser. Column mapping is saved after the first run, so later weeks are a file drop rather than a puzzle. The site says it also has direct connections with eleven companies at the moment, which means everyone else is on the CSV path, and that is fine.

Then you read. Three sorted lists, a coaching queue, and recognition posts you can copy out. The part the tool does not do is the conversation at the end of it.

The three lists are the entire product

List one is who sold: the week's activity and personal bests, ready to be turned into recognition. List two is who went quiet, based on an inactivity threshold you set yourself rather than one the tool picks for you. List three is who is near the next rank, with a distance to next rank calculation run against the ladder you uploaded.

Around those three lists sit the features that keep them from being naive: a party and event pipeline so scheduled dates are visible before they turn into a hole in the numbers, ninety day milestone tracking for new consultants, multi leg qualification support for companies whose ranks depend on more than one line, and a coaching queue that remembers what you said last time so you are not opening every conversation from zero.

The honest framing: none of this generates sales. It generates attention, pointed at named people, on a fixed day. Whether that is worth a monthly fee depends entirely on how many people currently drift out of your roster unnoticed.

What PartyPlanRank costs

Three plans, all billed monthly in US dollars, per the site's own pricing section. Team Leader is $19 per month for up to 25 consultants. Growing Team is $45 per month for 26 to 120. Field Leader is $99 per month for an unlimited roster with seats for downline leaders.

The site states there is no annual contract, no setup fee, no per seat surcharge and no cancellation fee, that you cancel with one button inside the app or by email, and that nobody makes you sit through a retention call. Advertising your cancellation flow is a strange flex, and in this category, a fair one.

What it says it will not do

On earnings, the site is blunt: PartyPlanRank tracks activity and rank progress, it does not promise earnings, and it states it will never generate a message implying that any consultant will make a specific amount of money. That is a deliberate compliance line, and it is worth reading before anyone mistakes a rank tracker for an income tool.

On your team's privacy, the stated position is that consultants have no login and receive nothing automated from the platform, that the tool publishes nothing publicly and holds no consumer data, and that your roster, activity history and coaching notes are visible only to you and to any downline leader seats you create. The site says data is stored encrypted, is never shared with your company, another customer or an advertiser, is not sold, and can be exported to a spreadsheet in full whenever you want it.

The site reports tracking 1,840 active consultants across 216 US teams. That is a vendor counting its own users, like every number on every homepage, this page included.