How to become a Chogan consultant, in short: you find a consultant to sponsor you, register online with their code, sign the consultant agreement and buy a starter kit (from 60 euros) to activate your code. From then on you buy at up to 50% off and sell at catalogue price. Registration is free, there is no monthly fee and no compulsory stock, and you decide whether you only want to resell or also build a team. This guide walks through the process, what it costs, and the mistakes I watch people repeat in month one.
Fair warning: I am an independent Chogan consultant and I earn if you sign up with me. So read the kit section below with that in mind, and note that I steer almost everyone towards the cheaper option.
How I became a consultant
I arrived here as a customer. I bought perfumes, liked them, and at some point did the obvious sum: I was buying enough that the consultant discount would pay for itself on my own use. I registered for that practical reason first, with no business plan at all.
The reselling side came later, on its own. People asked what I was wearing, I handed them a sample, and the sale happened with no pitch. That is when I understood what this work really is: showing product to people who are already curious, then being reliable about delivery. It is not about talking anyone round.
I tell you that because it is the most honest filter I can offer. If you like the products and do not mind talking about them, this works. If the plan is fast money from something you do not use yourself, you will quit inside two months, like most people do.
Step by step: how to join Chogan
The process is the same across the EU and takes a day:
- Talk to an active consultant and ask for their sponsor code. Without a code the form does not proceed. You choose your sponsor once and it cannot be changed afterwards, so ask what support they give before you decide.
- Register on the Chogan site. You pick your country, say whether you are signing up as a private individual or with a registered business, and confirm the account through the link that lands in your inbox.
- Sign the consultant agreement. This is the document that formalises the relationship. There is no fee and no subscription attached to it.
- Buy a starter kit. This is the only compulsory outlay: it activates your code and gives you the samples you will work with.
- Sort out your tax position. You sell as an independent contractor, so you declare your income where you are resident. Check your own case with an accountant.
- Book the onboarding call with your sponsor. This is where the practical decisions get made: which samples to carry, how to take and fulfil orders, and what target makes sense for your first month.
Once activated you get your personal discount plus a personal online shop the company provides, tied to your code. Your customers’ orders can either go through that shop or be placed by you, whichever you prefer.
If you still have questions about the model itself before signing up, read the guide on how Chogan works. It covers the margins, the points and the commissions in full.
What does it cost to start?
The kits were overhauled in March 2026. These are the figures circulating on reseller sites in July 2026, and they are indicative: the official site only shows prices to people already registered.
| Kit | Price | Who it makes sense for |
|---|---|---|
| LITE | from 60 EUR | trying the brand or personal use |
| OLFAZETA | 149.90 EUR | anyone serious about selling perfume |
| GOLD | 309.90 EUR | a fuller start across several lines |
| BRILHOME | 349 EUR | focused on the home-cleaning range |
| PLATINUM | 619.90 EUR | the most comprehensive of the lot |
My recommendation for almost everyone: OLFAZETA. Perfume samples are the tool that actually sells, and the 149.90-euro kit pays for itself with seven or eight perfumes sold at catalogue price, because the margin is 50%. LITE is for trying the brand, not for working with it. The kits from 309.90 euros up only make sense if you already have customers waiting or a specific product line in mind.
One note nobody enjoys giving: exact kit contents shift with the catalogue and even resellers do not publish them in full. Ask what the kit holds at the moment you are buying it, and ask for that list in writing.
What you get by joining my team
No income promises, because those do not exist. Here is what I do give:
- A real onboarding call, to settle your kit, your first ten customers and a realistic target for month one.
- The full equivalence list, with the numbers and the fragrances they are inspired by, so you are not guessing.
- A WhatsApp support group for the daily questions: prices, delivery times, what to say to a customer who cannot decide.
- My own arithmetic, open. Real margins, shipping, and what is left after tax, with no dream tables.
- Zero pressure to recruit. If you only ever want to resell, fine. If you want a team one day, I will teach you what I know.
What I cannot give you is the work itself. Nobody sells on your behalf, and a consultant who does not talk to people does not get paid.
Which mistakes should you avoid in month one?
These five explain nearly every dropout I see:
- Buying the biggest kit before having customers. Start with OLFAZETA, prove you can sell, and upgrade later out of sales money.
- Recruiting before selling. Someone who has never sold a perfume cannot explain the business to anyone. The right order is sell first, invite second.
- Promising what the product does not do. Always say “inspired by”, never “the same as”, and do not attach health effects to cosmetics or supplements. It is honest and it protects you legally.
- Taking money and being slow to deliver. This is the single most common complaint against resellers on consumer complaint portals. Order, confirm timings with the customer, and speak up when something is late.
- Forgetting the activity points. It is 300 points over 6 months to keep your code, roughly 50 to 60 euros of orders a month on average. People who only learn the rule when their code gets blocked lose time on reactivation.
If you want numbers rather than enthusiasm before deciding, I have a whole article on how much you earn with Chogan, with the realistic estimates set beside the promotional ones. And if you are still weighing the whole thing up, is Chogan worth it? takes the question head on.
The short version
Becoming a Chogan agent, reseller, consultant, whatever your country calls it, costs the price of a kit and asks two things of you: that you like the product and that you talk to people every week. Registration is free, the sponsor code is mandatory, and the rest is consistency. The people who start small, sell before they recruit and hit their delivery dates are the ones who stay. The people who join expecting easy money leave.
If that sounds like something you want to try, message me. I will explain the plan, give you the sponsor code and help you pick the right kit for your situation, no strings and no sales speech. If you would rather see what you would be selling first, the catalogue is here.