Not worth for 80% of the readers in my personal opinion
I bought the course in September and today its going to get completed. Writing it after making sure I am done with the whole course timeline of 90 days. and I can surely say it is not for 80% of reading this, If you do not control the production of your product you can not build a successful business. If you are not passionate about POD business like crazy , you are surely not gonna make it.
You can make sells of few thousands by investing more then the sells and not to forget that the initial 50K rupees you invested in buying this course.
Believe me its not worth your time, specially if you are coming from a well paid salaried job.
Even if everything goes upto the mark the success will be short lived as you yourself will realise that its not worth the time and effort.
So my recommendation is DO NOT JOIN for 80% of the readers.
50K rupees is not worth , Its a comparativelyhuge amount for a rare success that too minimal profit.
Rather just watch the educator's Youtube videos and try to follow them first , also the educator does say multiple times that he had spent nearly 10K US dollars for a course from an American educator , which i find is an anchoring effect ki bhai maine 10 lacs ka liya tha to tum 50K rupees to invest kar hi sakte ho, I just might be wrong.
When should you join :
If 50K rupees< 3% of your wealth.
Pros :
Nishkarsh is an extremly polite and humble person.
There are weekly calls, and you can get clearity on mail, all you need to do is reply to the mails you get from there.
When you have build a store you can literally make store of any of the product you fill passionate about, even start exporting from a country where product is cheap to a country where the product is in demand.
I think Nishkarsh is the best person to learn POD business from but POD business it self does not have any USP, If not done correctly.
Svar från POD Powerhouse by Nishkarsh Sharma
Hi Girish,
Thank you for sharing your detailed review. After checking internally, we noticed that many of the core resources — design reviews, store reviews, ad reviews, and feedback sessions — were not fully utilised from your end. These are exactly what help students break through the “brutal” phase of finding winning designs and scaling.
POD is challenging, yes — but the students who attend the live classes, apply feedback, iterate consistently, and use the system the way it’s designed are the ones achieving the CR+ results you see in our community. That’s why we’re able to generate multiple student wins every month and cross 50Cr+ in community results last year alone.
The course fee is premium because it builds a long-term, sustainable business — not a shortcut. Success depends on engagement and implementation, not just enrollment.
I respect your opinion, but it’s important for others reading this to know that the model works when the resources are fully used and the process is followed.
Wishing you the very best ahead,
Team POD House.
