Rain International: the company behind Soul

Who Rain International is

Rain International calls itself the seed nutrition company. According to its own account the company started with a group of doctors and scientists who wanted to build nutrition on seeds, the part of the plant where the plant itself stores what it needs to grow. The first product was Soul, a gel in a single serving sachet built on black cumin, black raspberry seed and grape seed, and it is still the product most people associate with the name.

The company was founded on 11 November 2011 and has its head office at 3155 West Center Street in Provo, Utah. It runs a scientific advisory board and a nonprofit foundation, Seeds for Change, that receives a share of sales. Beyond that Rain publishes little about ownership and finances on its own pages, which is normal for a privately held American company but worth knowing if you are looking for annual reports.

Two things separate Rain from an ordinary supplement brand. The first is the raw material: the range is built on cold pressed seed oils and seed powders rather than on isolated vitamins, and the seeds are pressed at low temperatures. The second is the way the products are sold, which we come back to below.

What the company sells

The range is small and every product is meant to be taken daily. Eight of them are covered in detail on this site, with ingredients, nutrition table, dosage and current price.

The store also lists renu, a capsule product, vida, sold as a 30 day supply, a few bundles such as Jump Start and a shaker bottle. We have not written about those yet. If you want to compare the eight main products side by side, start with the product guide, and if you want the numbers, the price guide lists what each product costs and what a serving works out at.

How the sales model works

Rain International is a direct selling company. It does not sell through shops, pharmacies or its own retail outlets. Instead the products are sold in one online store, rainintl.com, and marketed by independent partners, whom Rain calls Rain Partners. Every partner has a personal link into the store, and an order placed through that link pays the partner a commission. This is the network marketing model, sometimes called MLM, and it is worth being clear about what that means for you as a customer.

• You do not need to join anything to buy. A customer account in the store is an ordinary web shop account with orders, address and subscription.
• The price is the same whichever partner’s link you use. The commission is paid by Rain out of the sale, not added on top.
• A monthly subscription costs roughly 23 percent less than a one time purchase and can be cancelled at any time in the account.
• Becoming a partner is a separate step with its own agreement and its own login. If someone presents Rain to you as an income opportunity, judge that offer on its own, apart from the products, and be sceptical of any income figure that is not backed by a published income disclosure.

rainofsoul.com is run by such an independent partner. When you buy through the links on this site we may receive a commission, and that is how the site is financed. It changes nothing about what you pay.

Where Rain International delivers

The store is split into country markets, each with its own prices, currency and range. When you open it a box asks you to select your country and language, and the choice cannot be changed once something is in the cart, so make it first. On 18 September 2026 the store listed these 36 countries:

The range differs between markets. Bend, for example, is sold in the United States, Canada and the Balkans but not in Sweden, Norway, Germany or the United Kingdom, and form is missing in Bosnia, Romania and Hungary. The price guide shows the American list, and the Swedish, German, Bosnian, Norwegian, Romanian and Hungarian versions of this site each carry their own market’s prices.

Offices and customer support

Support is handled by Rain, not by partners and not by us. The head office in Provo serves the United States and Canada, and Rain runs regional offices and call centres for Europe and Africa. The main contacts as Rain published them on 18 September 2026:

What may be said about the products

This is where the marketing and the law part ways, and the difference matters more in Europe than in the United States. Rain’s own pages and many partner sites describe the products with words like antioxidant power, immune support and inflammation. In the European Union a supplement may only carry health claims that are authorised in the EU register, and none of the seed blends in soul, soul red, core or pure has one. The products that can carry claims at all are the ones with declared vitamins, such as bend, bryt and beat, and only for those vitamins. Our Soul guide draws that line ingredient by ingredient.

None of this says the products are bad. It says that what you are buying is a seed based food supplement with a documented composition, and that anyone who promises you more than that is speaking for themselves, not for the regulator.

To see what the products contain, start on the home page, where the whole range is gathered, or go straight to the Soul guide, the product most people ask about. Current prices are in the price guide.