Portaprofits Reviews 

I would stay away. I invested into Porta Profit model. Communication is pushed to a Slack channel. I asked to speak to someone on the phone in 2 emails and 2 slack messages. No one picks up the phone to have a conversation to provide updates. I am at 90 days at no plan from Porta Profits to create revenue with me. Again, stay away due to lack of qualified communication.

Funny how your reviews are posted on the same exact day in multiples of 2-3 . You need to tell the guy you pay to write these bullshit reviews, to use his head and not make it so obvious the reviews are fake.

I recently saw the advertisements for investing in PortaProfit. As a relatively new investor, the business immediately caught my attention. The initial investment and projected revenue numbers made the opportunity seem very attractive, so I scheduled a call because I wanted to better understand the business before making any decisions.

Unfortunately, the call left me severely underwhelmed.

I spoke with Cayden, and, to be completely candid, it was one of the least effective sales consultations I’ve experienced. I went into the meeting genuinely excited and prepared with a number of analytical questions. However, I found that she had a very difficult time answering them or adapting the conversation to the level of detail I was looking for.

There was essentially no presentation of what actually buying into PortaProfit looks like. I received no meaningful breakdown of the payment structure, long-term ROI expectations, available states or routes, operational responsibilities, financial performance, or what my actual role would look like as an investor.

Multiple times, I specifically asked to see things such as a formal pitch, relevant metrics, profit-and-loss information, available routes, and additional financial data that would help me evaluate the opportunity. Rather than providing those answers, I routinely received a nod or acknowledgment without an actual response to the question.

That was particularly concerning to me because I’m not looking to spend $35,000 based solely on a sales pitch. I’m trying to understand the underlying business, the economics, the risks, and exactly what I’m buying.

By the end of the call, I was left with more questions than answers and, more importantly, very little confidence in the person I was speaking with to explain the investment. If I’m going to trust a company with a significant amount of capital, I expect the person representing that opportunity to be able to confidently discuss the business model, financials, projections, and operational details.

I understand that it may have been late in the day, so I’m willing to give some benefit of the doubt. However, based solely on my experience, I would not recommend speaking with Cayden if you’re seriously considering investing in PortaProfit.

For context, I work in sales myself and consider myself a strong salesperson, so I don’t make the criticism of another sales professional lightly. Unfortunately, this was genuinely one of the least polished sales consultations I’ve experienced.

The business itself may very well be a legitimate and attractive opportunity. But after this experience, I was not given enough information or confidence to feel comfortable moving forward with a $35,000 investment.

Wanted to get into something new and as a first time investor I will say I came into it nervous as hell. Mainly because I like to be in control of my businesses. But with my busy schedule I wanted to give it a try on something passive. I've been with the group for about 10 months now, started with 10 units since I just wanted to get my feet wet to see how it actually works. Now, the time frame they gave was realistic to an extent for me. But I understood that getting any business kick started it does take some time. I probably got my first placement a little over three months, and for me I ended up having to split my units up into two projects. Communications was great and what made it seamless was just the fact that my client success manager made it a point to communicate with me on a weekly basis in the beginning. Later on it was more so like a 2 week update just to let me know if there's any concerns brought up by the contractor themselves. So far it's not too bad, I'm seeing the revenue come in consistently without having to do too much. I do plan on adding more but probably not until after the first full year or year and a half since I'm getting the hang of everything. Excited to see where this thing takes me, after all....it's just shit LOL

Nothings perfect therefore I ain’t gonna give it 5/5, but honestly working with the team has been great. With the right setup, right place, and right team- this business will absolutely work for you. Ain’t the sexiest but it gets the job done. Really fits well into a busy schedule/portfolio.
- Dan

i really like this type of company because how they can do it for you. But i think it will really be better if we have more community to talk to especially spanish. I fianlly have my toilets in contracts y now i just wait for my money to come... i thank you to the lady that helped me get mine going she really made me feel comfort.
Si hay mas comunidad con portaprofits especialmente nuestros latinos, estoy emocionado de ser parte de algo como estos..

Going into this experience was genuinely nerve racking. I’ve only ever invested in traditional things like ETF’s and real estate so the idea of getting into poop was strange but worth it haha. I mean it’s business, everything was not peaches and cream. The first location we got in Tampa got completely destroyed because of the hurricane but working with Ralph, David, and Nate made my experience a lot less stressful. As it stands I have 40 of these things and looking to get more once the new year rolls around. Thanks again team.

I gotta be honest, when I first saw the PortaProfits ad on social media I thought it was just another get rich quick scheme. I almost scrolled past it. But something about the sanitation angle stuck with me because my brother works in construction management and he is always complaining about how hard it is to find reliable porta potty rentals for his job sites. So I figured I would at least take the call. The guy I spoke with was super low pressure and walked me through the entire model. I started with the Starter Route of 10 units just to test the waters becuase I didnt want to dump a bunch of money into something I didnt understand. The first month was a little rocky I am not gonna lie. Only about 6 of the units were placed and generating revenue right away and I was starting to get nervous. But by month two they had all 10 placed on a mix of construction sites and event locations and I started seeing that weekly direct deposit hit my account. That feeling of getting paid every single Friday for doing absolutely nothing is hard to beat. After about 6 months of steady income I decided to roll my profits back into the business and upgrade to the Pro Route Builder package which gave me 20 more units. Then I just kept compounding. Fast forward to now and I have 70 units spread across 12 different locations in the Austin and San Antonio metro area. I am pulling in roughly $10,500 a week which comes out to about $42,000 a month before expenses. After the servicing fees and the small management cut that PortaProfits takes I am clearing around $34,000 a month net. Thats life changing money for a guy who used to work 60 hour weeks at a warehouse. The best part is I literally do nothing. They handle the servicing coordination, they handle the billing, they handle the contract negotiations with the construction companies. I just check the dashboard every morning to see my earnings tick up. The dashboard is a little basic looking and sometimes it lags when I try to load the reports but honestly I dont care about that as long as the money keeps coming. Ive referred three of my buddies to this program and two of them have already bought routes. This is the real deal if you have the patience to let it scale. Just dont expect to be a millionaire overnight. It takes time to build the route and get the units placed but once the snowball starts rolling it picks up speed fast. I am already looking at adding another 30 units by the end of the year. Highly recommend to anyone who wants to build real passive income.

I received the review email this morning and was wondering when they’d ask me to share my experience. I’ve been with the company for almost 2 years. I promised to be as objective as possible because it doesn’t do anyone any good if you don’t have the right idea going into this.

When I first started, the company was just starting out with taking new investors. I was one of the first to give them a shot.

I started out with 20 units, which I believe costs a little bit more now than what I paid back then.

I was initially renting out to short contracts less than a month long. I made almost $11,000/mo but paid a lot for transportation and storage expenses because my units were spread out across 2-3 contracts at a time. Took home around $5,500 after expenses paid.

Then they switched to longer term contracts as a primary focus and I started making about $9,000/mo with way less expenses and all my units were under the same contract. Way less headache.

I broke even on my investment after 11 months total.

They’ve made some mistakes. Not going to lie to you. But they’ve always done more than what I expected to make it right and for such a young company I wasn’t expecting the level of maturity they brought to the table.

I can’t tell you what is coming around the corner but these guys want to see you succeed and their future depends on it.

Investor Beware. A few tough questions and the sales guy folded. Ask why the old CEO left, Ask the background of the new CEO. This company is looking for suckers who are all excited about getting rich quick.

I’ve been with PortaProfits for a few months and the experience has been fantastic. They handle everything from placement contracts to weekly maintenance. It is truly passive income, and the revenue hits my account on time without me ever having to manage logistics or chase invoices.

I was initially skeptical about investing in a sanitation route, but the PortaProfits team is highly transparent and professional. Their onboarding process is smooth, and they clearly explain how the contracts and route operations work. Highly recommend to any serious investor.

Terrible. They had me go through a video and schedule a call, which they did show up to. When I reached out to follow up, this is the response they provided: It's in your email but ok. A simple search will reveal that and if you don't see it in your main email, you could've checked spam or answered the phone at the scheduled time. Take care.