Every quarter, we at Shakes.pro update our internal RATING30 rating of nutra offers. Unlike classic roundups, it is built not on subjective assessments or forecasts, but on partner revenue from real launches.
In Q2 2026, the analysis covered 2,399 launches. When building the rating, we only counted offers with enough data. This approach lets us filter out offers with too few launches and highlight those that statistically deliver stable returns.
How the rating is built
The main goal of the rating is to help webmasters find promising offers for testing faster.
Only products that have confirmed their effectiveness across 5 or more launches make it into the selection. We analyze launch statistics and partner revenue, and then compile an updated RATING30.
This makes the rating a working tool for choosing offers, not just a list of popular products.
What changed in Q2 2026
Although the joints vertical still remains one of the strongest, there were noticeable changes inside the rating.
If the leader in the previous quarter was Benaga Chaga for the Czech Republic, now first place goes to Benaga Chaga IT Low for Italy.
Offer metrics:
- launch success rate — 86%;
- combined partner revenue — over $63,000.
Such dynamics confirm that even within a single category, leaders can change depending on the market.
New GEOs in the top three
Another change in the rating is the appearance of new countries among the leaders.
The Q2 top three:

This once again shows that the market is constantly changing, and promising directions appear not only in the usual countries.
Why the rating is updated every quarter
In nutra, you cannot compile a list of the best offers once and use it for years.
GEOs, traffic costs, competition, seasonality and audience demand all change. That is why the rating is reviewed every quarter based on fresh data, so that our partners can navigate the current situation rather than the results of past years. Why not more often? The first factor is that you need a body of data. A quarter is 90 days, and our criterion for a single offer’s success is a run of 10 days or more. So for the analysis to work, a good share of the launched offers must have time to reach critical mass in days. The second factor is that the rating’s content is the results of the partners themselves, who could be hurt by releases that are too frequent. It is a kind of ping for new ideas, if they have earned for someone.
The guarantee covers the entire RATING30
Every offer in the RATING30 comes with a three-day guarantee.
During the first three days of running traffic, you get extra protection: if the approval rate turns out to be below the average for the chosen offer, Shakes.pro compensates the difference.
This approach lets you launch new tests with lower risk and confirms our confidence in the quality of the selection.
Summary
The Q2 2026 rating revealed several important trends at once: a change of leader among the joint offers, the appearance of new GEOs in the top three, and the continued high effectiveness of offers selected on the basis of real launch statistics.
For you, this is not just another roundup, but a reference point that helps you make decisions faster and find offers with proven dynamics.
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