Justin Woll is an American ecommerce and dropshipping educator and the founder of BeyondSixFigures (also written Beyond Six Figures). According to his own YouTube channel description, he grew up in Wayne, New Jersey, started in marketing at 15 and built several Shopify stores before moving into ecommerce education. His birth year and age do not appear in any official source we reviewed.
BeyondSixFigures is a trade name of TitleSeventy, LLC, as stated in the terms and conditions of beyondsixfigures.org (last updated May 26, 2021). TitleSeventy LLC is listed as a New Jersey company on OpenCorporates; the registry page could not be opened for details on September 14, 2026.
He publishes on a YouTube channel under his name (@justinwollbuilds), which showed 10.2K subscribers on September 14, 2026. His website also links to an Instagram account (@justinwoll), a personal Facebook profile and a Facebook group, "BeyondSixFigures w/ Justin Woll"; the site states 230,000+ Instagram followers and 45,000+ group members, figures we could not read directly.
His entry-level product is E-Commerce University, a self-paced course whose official order form lists $997, next to a claimed "everyday price" of $8,982. The order page lists a product research system, an algorithmic targeting roadmap, a bidding bootcamp for Facebook ads, a scaling method he calls "The Big Bang Method", branding, influencer marketing and email marketing bootcamps, plus access to the Facebook group. Above that, the site offers a Mastermind Coaching Program and a Personal Mentorship Experience; the EmpireScaling page describes a 12-month coaching program for service-based businesses. None of these coaching programs shows a price: access goes through a free "strategy session" booking. The terms state that all sales are final and that no refunds are offered.
Biographical claims such as a 2016 Rutgers Entrepreneurship Award, six "2 Comma Club" awards from ClickFunnels, more than 600 students guided to results and "several million in verified student sales" come from his own website and channel, with no independent source found. A February 2022 profile in New York Weekly is labeled as branded content and is not independent coverage. No FTC action or state attorney general case under his name or TitleSeventy LLC was found in web searches on September 14, 2026. We found no independent press coverage of his programs, and no public figures on student outcomes beyond his own marketing.