Fun Saver Network operates in the ecommerce MLM niche. The company provides a corporate address in Tennessee on its website.
Heading up Fun Saver Network is CEO Shane Hendrix.
Other than his name and title, no information about Hendrix is provided on Fun Saver Network’s website.
In an August 2024 Fun Saver Network marketing webinar, Hendrix claimed he had “thirty years of network marketing” experience.
I was unable to verify that claim. In fact Hendrix doesn’t appear to have an MLM digital footprint whatsoever, which is odd.
Prior to Fun Saver Network Hendrix was running something called “5PC Global”.
5PC Global’s website has been abandoned but, as far as I can tell, 5PC Global sold digital marketing services to Hendrix’s MLM downlines.
5PC Global appears to have had its own income opportunity attached, Five Point Share. Through Five Point Share, Hendrix pitched consumers on “6 figures in 12 months”:
5PC Global appears to have launched circa 2020.
Based on marketing videos found on a rebranded Fun Saver Network Vimeo channel, I believe Hendrix has promoted
Nowsite
,
Against All Odds
and
Govvi
,
Fun Saver Network’s website domain (“funsavernetwork.com”), was registered in July 2023. The private registration was last updated on July 6th, 2025.
Read on for a full review of Fun Saver Network’s MLM opportunity.
Fun Saver Network’s Products
Fun Saver Network has no retailable products or services. Fun Saver Network’s products and services are only purchasable by its promoters.
Fun Saver Network’s ecommerce platform combines rebranded 5PC Global marketing products with third-party product offerings.
Fun Saver Network’s rebranded 5PC Global products are sold to market Fun Saver Network itself.
Pretty straight forward and clearly aimed at people promoting online businesses (
winkwink
).
Fun Saver Network’s website “shopping area” presents three options; drops, fun finds and mart:
Clicking drops presented me with the option to purchase a “double face wool cape” or women’s one-piece bathers.
Fun finds appears to be a typical white labeled product range from an undisclosed third-party network:
Mart was… more of the same (???):
While the pricing differs, most of the products featured appear to be sourced from Chinese dropshippers:
Finally Fun Saver Network also charges for access to “private apps” for $5.95 a month:
free Fun Saver Network promoters have access to one $5.95 a month app
Pro Fun Saver Network promoters receive free access to two apps
Other than claiming the apps provide access to “private coupon discounts” and “cashback”, Fun Saver App doesn’t disclose anything further.
Fun Saver Network’s Compensation Plan
Fun Saver Network promoters sign up for free (Freemium) or $25 a month (Pro).
Fun Saver Network’s compensation plan pays on Pro promoter recruitment and product purchases by recruited Freemium and Pro promoters.
Fun Saver Network Promoter Ranks
There are four promoter ranks within Fun Saver Network’s compen
🤖 Quick Answer
What is Fun Saver Network and how does it operate?Fun Saver Network is a multi-level marketing company operating in the ecommerce niche, headquartered in Tennessee. It is led by CEO Shane Hendrix, who claims thirty years of network marketing experience. Prior to Fun Saver Network, Hendrix operated 5PC Global, a digital marketing services venture targeting MLM downlines.
Who is Shane Hendrix, the CEO of Fun Saver Network?
Shane Hendrix serves as CEO of Fun Saver Network. He states he has three decades of network marketing experience, though this claim remains unverified. Notably, Hendrix lacks a discernible MLM digital footprint. His previous venture, 5PC Global, sold digital marketing services and has since been abandoned.
What was 5PC Global and how does it relate to Fun Saver Network?
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