Fungal for sure. Did you water on the leaves?

You know what I probably did, I watered under but I used a spray bottle so it kind of misted on some of the plants. I didn't know that could do that. Do you know of a way to get rid of it?

I don't mind the look but I don't want it to spread. Everything I'm reading says to remove the leafs but if I do that there will be barely anything left on the stem.

If they have a return policy on plants, you might choose to attempt to return or exchange them.

There is no way to get rid of the damage. You might be able to limit the spread by keeping the leaves dry but there are no guarantees.

Never mist succulents and when watering try to keep the leaves as dry as possible. They absorb practically no water that way.

When watering give them a long drink until water comes out of the drainage hole. May I ask what pot and soil it is in?

Okay I'll try keeping the leafs dry, thank you!

They are in small square plastic containers that they came in. They have 12 openings on the bottom for drainage. I was going to move them to a large terracotta pot but I wanted them to get some strength back before I moved them. Maybe I should have just moved them so I could water them easier. Some of the leafs have fallen off.

You got excellent advice from ewwmayo.

If I may add, repotting ASAP is usually better. You said:..."I was going to move them to a large terracotta pot but I wanted them to get some strength back before I moved them"... But in poor condition, plant will not get stronger.

I also agree with returning plant and getting replacement/refund if the plant was in poor condition and got these spots almost immediately. If it was you that caused it, I do not think it would show up within couple of days (unless I misunderstood and you had plants for a while before the problems...)

I didn't think about watering it that way I'll do it like that. A couple of the others I ordered have brown spots too but not nearly as bad. And I have a good draining mix I'll move them to.

Yes it was just a couple of days after I received them that the spots showed up. I received them on the fifth and noticed spots on the seventh. It was my first time ordering online and a lot of them had leafs fallen off or were very droopy and miscolored. They were set against each other and falling out of their pots. It was a mess. I even received a wrong succulent. They had told me to water them set them by filtered light and wait a week for them to get their strength back. I don't think I will order from them again. These poor succulents are going through too much.

Thank you all for your wonderful advice! You have helped me so much!

Maybe they weren't packed that well with some moisture in the mail. Any trapped in a package for shipping can be pretty deadly for plants.

Send some photos to the seller to complain? Perhaps they may do something to help you.

Fallen leaves during shipping is fairly common. Many plants are hard to pack and mail services are not that gentle. Being sent in a pot is even harder.

If I receive plants in the mail they usually need quite some time before looking good. This is because mine are usually shipped bare root without soil and for long distances (international). The less time spent in the mail the better (2 days priority if possible is best).

The only thing I would add to what ewwmayo has said is that when I see that, I spray with a topical antifungal to prevent infection of new leaves. I know spray and mist is a bad word in this context but you can put a fan on nearby to dry it out quickly. The topical antifugals for roses work well.

Thank you! They have refunded me for some of the succulents like this one. Some of them don't have spots as bad so they haven't for those. I'm guessing they want to see if the spots are the same thing. But I will still try to salvage what is left. I have repotted all of them in a better draining mix. Some of the plants looked like they were completely in peat moss. Maybe a couple or so had decent draining soil. The rest were very dense and water retaining.