What Acquisition.com actually is
Per its own site, Acquisition.com runs scaling workshops, sells courses (Scaling, Offers, Leads, Money Models), publishes Alex Hormozi's books, and invests through its ventures arm. The customer is someone who already owns a business and wants it bigger. That is a different product class from buy-side programs like Acquisition Ace, Acquisition Lab, or Contrarian Thinking, which exist to get a first deal closed. Comparing them on reviews is comparing a gym to a real-estate course.
Why the review trail is empty
The Trustpilot profile at acquisition.com belongs to an unrelated company (a real-estate listing with a single review), so the firm has, in effect, no Trustpilot presence at all. Real signal lives elsewhere: the books' retail ratings are public at scale, the workshop has its own application flow, and the firm's legal pages carry the honest line that the Hormozis' results are not typical and are not a guarantee of your success. Take that disclaimer seriously everywhere in this industry, including with us.
Match the firm to your situation
Already own a business and want scale? Hormozi's firm is the best-known name in that lane. Want to buy your first business? That is the buy-side lane: start with the program comparison, the free library, and the closed-deals list, and judge every program by what can be verified.
Sources, all checked September 27, 2026
- Trustpilot profile at acquisition.com (unrelated business, 1 review, unclaimed).
- Acquisition.com (workshops, courses, books, ventures; results-not-typical disclaimer per site).
Acquisition.com reviews, FAQ
No. The Trustpilot profile at that domain belongs to an unrelated real-estate business with a single review (checked September 27, 2026), so the firm effectively has no Trustpilot presence. Public signal lives in its books' retail ratings and its own published materials instead.
No. Per its own site it is Alex and Leila Hormozi's firm for scaling businesses people already own: workshops, courses, books, and portfolio investments. Programs built for buying a first business, Acquisition Ace, Acquisition Lab, Contrarian Thinking, are a different product class.
That depends on which lane you are in. For owners scaling an existing business, it is the best-known name in that lane, and its own disclaimers correctly say results are not typical. For buying a first business, compare the buy-side programs on price, reviews, and verifiable outcomes instead.
Compare the programs side by side
Public prices, third-party reviews, and what each does best, on one dated page.
