The founder of Impact Team, explained without the hype. What he sells, what can actually be checked, what cannot, and how to tell him apart from the other Andres Contreras that Google keeps showing you.
Everything in this table can be checked on public pages right now. Nothing in it depends on trusting us, him, or a screenshot.
| Runs | Impact Team, a high-ticket sales training community on Whop |
| Whop rating | 4.9 from 1,601 verified-purchase reviews |
| Community size | 70,113 joined · around 94 online when we checked |
| VIP price | $97/month — full breakdown |
| Listed location | San Juan, Puerto Rico |
| Stated age | 18, per his own Instagram bio |
| Free output | Long-form sales training on YouTube, plus daily Instagram content |
Search his name and Google returns a LinkedIn profile for Andres Contreras, Sales Managing Director LATAM at Sensitech — based in Florida, twenty-plus years in cold chain management, telecommunications and defence systems.
That is a different person with no connection to Impact Team. The profile is real, the experience is real, and it belongs to somebody else entirely. If you are doing due diligence before spending money, this is the single most common way people end up researching the wrong man and drawing the wrong conclusion — in both directions.
The one you want publishes under Andres Contreras-Grassi, with the hyphen, and runs Impact Team.
Impact Team teaches high-ticket closing — the sales side of the creator and coaching economy. The listing's own summary is learning to close high-ticket deals with a simple formula.
Impact Sales Course · offer placement · free group calls · announcements · Discord access
Everything above, plus the VIP Impact Portal · VIP coaching calls · VIP offer analysis · VIP Discord · one-to-one waitlist
Worth knowing before you pay: a substantial amount is free. If you have not worked through the free course and sat on a free group call, you are not yet in a position to know whether the VIP tier is worth $97 a month to you.
Most pages asking whether someone is legit collapse two very different questions into one. Keep them apart and the answer gets much clearer.
Checkable, and the answer looks good. A real listing, 1,601 verified-purchase reviews at 4.9, 70,113 members, published modules, billing through Whop. People pay and get access.
Not checkable, by anyone. No audited income figures exist for him or for members. High-ticket closing is a real job that pays commission — which means results depend on the offers you get placed on and how much you actually do.
He gives away long-form sales training on YouTube and posts constantly on Instagram. Watch two of the full-length training videos properly, end to end, and sit in on a free group call.
If the material lands and you find yourself using it, the paid tier is a reasonable next step. If two hours of his free content leaves you cold, $97 a month will not fix that — and you will have saved yourself the subscription by spending an evening instead.
He is the founder of Impact Team, a high-ticket sales training community hosted on Whop. His public profile lists him as based in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and his own Instagram bio states he is 18 and runs Impact. He publishes free sales training on YouTube under his own name and has built a following in the low hundreds of thousands on Instagram.
No, and this catches people out. A search for his name surfaces a LinkedIn profile for an Andres Contreras who is a Sales Managing Director for LATAM at Sensitech in Florida, with over twenty years in cold chain management and telecommunications. That is a different person entirely, with no connection to Impact Team. If you are researching before you buy, make sure you are reading about the right man.
What is verifiable: it is a real product on Whop, rated 4.9 from 1,601 verified purchase reviews, with 70,113 accounts joined and around 94 members online when we looked. The VIP tier costs $97 a month, the modules are listed publicly, and payment runs through Whop rather than a private checkout. That is a genuine operating business with a large, publicly rated customer base. What is not verifiable is any claim about what members earn. Treat the two separately.
Nobody outside his accountant knows, and any figure you find online is guesswork. Video titles and third-party clips circulate numbers like $300k a month, but a number in a title is a marketing asset, not an audited statement. We have no way to confirm or deny any of it and neither does anyone else publishing those figures. If a page tells you his exact net worth with confidence, that is the clearest sign it is guessing.
His own Instagram bio states he is 18. That is his public claim about himself rather than something we have verified independently, and several third-party videos describe him the same way. It is worth knowing simply because it sets expectations: this is a young operator who has built quickly, not a twenty-year veteran.
The free community tier includes the Impact Sales Course, offer placement, free group calls, announcements and Discord access. The VIP tier adds the VIP Impact Portal, VIP coaching calls, VIP offer analysis, a VIP Discord and a waitlist for one-to-one work. Our pricing page breaks the whole thing down line by line.
We are not going to summarise anonymous forum threads as if they were evidence, in either direction. Reddit posts about paid communities are frequently written by competitors, by affiliates, or by people who never bought the product. The stronger signal is the Whop review record, because every one of those 1,601 ratings comes from a verified purchase and cannot be posted by someone who never paid. It is not perfect, but it is a much higher bar than a username.
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