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How a Minnesota Landscaper Built Skool's #1 Money Community
Logan Sendle's Blue-Collar Biz Accelerator is the highest-earning Skool community and the first past $1,000,000 a month. The offer, funnel and founder.
Skool Community Cost: 768 Monthly Prices Measured
We recorded every price in Skool Discovery on 7 September 2026. The median of the 768 monthly prices is $39, and 64.3% of them end in a 7 or a 9.

Average Skool Churn Rate: What the Data Actually Shows
Skool does not publish churn. Paid community benchmarks run 4 to 9 percent a month. Here is how to calculate yours and what our own community data shows.

Skool Platinum: The $100,000/Month Interviews, Now Public
Skool Platinum is the free private group for creators with 100,000+ followers. Four of its owner interviews are now public. Who they are and what they earn.

Skool MRR Leaderboard: The First $1 Million Month
The Skool MRR leaderboard now has a $1,000,000 community. The live top ten, the tier thresholds, and revenue per member for every group.
Real Skool Growth Boost Results: From Fantasy Crochet to Plumbing
Skool creators are sharing real Growth Boost results across wildly different niches, from crochet and guitar to plumbing and Mandarin.

The Skool Games Leaderboard: Top Earning Communities (July 2026)
Live from Skool's leaderboard: the top 10 highest-earning communities, led by Blue-Collar Biz Accelerator at $818,557 per month.

Why Allen Butts Disputed Seven Skool Network Signups: A Last-Touch Attribution Case
Allen Butts says seven people he already knew were tagged as Skool Network members. His post, Skool's reply and its help article show what last-touch attribution can and cannot prove.

The Canon Club Review: Free Classics Reading With a Separate Paid Guide
Sarah Crosley's Skool book club reads one classic per month. Its free room and advertised $12/month guide solve different problems; here is what the public offer verifies.

Dad XP Review: A Free IRL Guild for Gamer Dads
Gerardo Patino's Dad XP on Skool combines classic MMORPG culture with weekly hangouts, meetups and an IRL progression pitch. Check what is actually visible.

Elizabeth R's Welcome DM Experiment: A Specific Question, Better Conversations
Elizabeth R says a more specific welcome DM drew deeper replies in her marketing community.

Eric Newell's Member-Identity Retention Idea: A Useful Prompt, Not a Proven Lift
Eric James Newell says an assessment-based identity changed how members participated. His Skoolers thread suggests an onboarding test, but contains no measured retention lift.

Fuze Dance School Review: Bachata Technique Instead of More Patterns
Johanna Pellerin's $59/month Skool school advertises a Bachata roadmap, weekly feedback and partner-optional practice.

The Handmade Wardrobe Circle: Annika Scheer's Intentional Knitting Review
Annika Scheer's Handmade Wardrobe Circle costs $12/month and centers monthly themes, knit-alongs and calm progress. See its offer and evidence limits.

Inside the Huddle Football Review: One Room for Players, Parents and Coaches
Coach Mikki's free Skool football group promises recruiting, position and equipment discussions across youth-to-college levels.

Jacquelin Pettifer Split Free and Paid Metal Clay Communities After Removing 300 Members
Jacquelin Pettifer says she removed 300-plus free members, then gave free conversation and paid teaching separate Skool homes.

Japanese Wisdom Academy by Azumi Uchitani: Membership Review
Japanese Wisdom Academy displays $49/month, Sunday live sessions and seasonal teaching. Review the offer, member evidence and claims to verify.

Jenna Ostrye's Cancellation Banner Idea: Would It Reduce Skool Churn?
A Skoolers moderator proposed a post-cancellation access banner. Her thread exposes a useful retention experiment, but no measured churn lift or shipped feature.

The Mocktail Social Club Review: A Weekly Alcohol-Free Happy Half-Hour
Debbie Podlogar's $25/month Skool club pairs live mocktail-making with recipes and replays.

Sacred Writing by Pamela Lynch: A Free Co-Writing Community Review
Sacred Writing is Pamela Lynch's free Skool room for writers and creators. See the live offer, member feedback, paid-offer boundary and who it fits.

Simon Holley's First 13 Skool Members: A Launch Built on Ten Personal Invitations
Simon Holley says his new pastors community reached 13 members in three days after he asked around ten relevant contacts to help launch.

Your Freeski Hub Review: Adult Freestyle Skiing With Video Feedback
Lukas Mikula's Skool group advertises adult freestyle coaching, video analysis and daily admin attention for $19/month. Here is what its public page confirms.

The Accidental Druid: Gina Patton's Free Community for Pagan-Curious Creatives
The Accidental Druid is Gina Patton's free Skool space for artists, nature lovers and pagan-curious people. See its offer, audience and limits.

Anna Sabino's Growth Boost Case: 23 Trials, Conversion and Churn
Anna Sabino reports 23 Skool-sourced trial starts, an About-page conversion lift and lower trial conversion. Here is what the case can and cannot prove.

Ben G Removed 1,800 Free Members Before Charging: What His Skool Reset Actually Shows
Ben G says he removed 1,800 inactive members and changed ambITious AI to $20/month. The comments expose a crucial retention and conversion tradeoff.

The Cozy Escape Book Club Review: Two Curated Books and Live Discussion Each Month
Kassidy Griffin's $9/month book club offers clean and Christian reading picks, optional plans and live discussions. See the fit and what remains unverified.

When an Opt-In Tag Still Makes a Member Leave: Heather Wilson's Skool Discussion
Heather Wilson asked members which event topics they wanted tagged, yet one left after a relevant tag. A practical look at consent and notification fatigue.

Kate Boelhauf's Walking and Poetry Communities: A Niche Win With Paid-Traffic Caveats
Kate Boelhauf reported more than $5K combined MRR from two walking communities. Her comments reveal Meta ads, and one newer offer is currently closed.

THE LB LIBRARY Review: Jon Svec's Linebacker Coaching Resource on Skool
THE LB LIBRARY lists 300-plus drills, clinics and teaching clips for linebacker coaches at $99/year. A source-checked look at its scope and limits.

Mapdec Technical Review: A Bicycle Workshop Problem-Solving Community
Paul Vousden's Mapdec Technical costs $25/month and targets bicycle mechanics, workshop shops and advanced home repairers.

Rishinjuku Karate's Course Club Turns Lessons Into Discussion
A public Rishinjuku Karate post shows how Serwan Scheppers pairs classroom videos with weekly member discussion. What is visible, and what remains unproven.

Skool News #78: Four Growth Boost Levels and Ad Visibility
Skool News #78 explains the four Growth Boost levels, their 30-day gates, ad visibility and why an unlocked level does not guarantee spend.

Yod University Kouri Vini: Joseph Mayo's Louisiana Creole Learning Community
A current look at Yod University: Kouri Vini, its $15 monthly and $120 annual options, live practice, tutoring and language-preservation promise.

Senior D Dragon Boat Racing: The Story Behind a New Class
Liisa Reimann tells the Senior D dragon boat story. Compare her account with the IDBF decision and see what the new class does and does not establish.

Evan Gilbert's Skool Sales Story: Free Group to Coaching
Evan Gilbert reports a $9,997 coaching sale after free membership and paid upgrades. Read the funnel, Remote Sales 101 offer and evidence limits.

Jason Arnopp's Hook and Look Framework for Skool Covers
Jason Arnopp separates an ad's idea from its visual delivery. Apply his Hook and Look framework without mistaking a checklist for proven lift.

Francesca Fleming's French Membership: 100 Paying Members
Francesca Fleming reports 100 paying members after moving to Skool. Understand the $37 Standard, $47 Premium and $99 VIP distinction.

Katie Goodling's Circle Migration and Growth Boost Story
Katie Goodling reported new members after moving from Circle to Skool. Examine the migration lesson, Growth Boost limits and current art offer.

Mirtha Pena's Phoenix Skool Bus Lesson: Make Belonging Real
Mirtha Pena stayed nearly four hours at a Phoenix Skool Bus meetup. Her story offers a practical lesson in belonging, support and community design.

Pat Stuart's Growth Boost Story: Converting Warm Followers
Pat Stuart reports Growth Boost bringing longtime followers into Serious Dog Business. What his onboarding conversations reveal, and what they do not.

Ronnie McKenzie's First Sale After a Skool Pivot
Ronnie McKenzie reports a first sale within 24 hours of opening his Skool community. Examine the $44 offer and the limits of that launch signal.

Danielle Lynn's Organic Launch Lessons: Members as Ambassadors
Danielle Lynn's historical Skool launch account connects imperfect action, member ambassadors and learning from churn without inventing funnel results.

Erin White Softball Membership Transition: Beyond In-Person Training
Erin White's softball membership transition reached a claimed $3,100 MRR. What Gear Up Catching changed, and what its move from Thinkific does not prove.

Jean Reyes TikTok Live Story: Demonstrating a DevOps Community
Jean Reyes TikTok Live story connects after-work demonstrations to his DevOps offer, with reported growth, existing ads and clear measurement limits.

John Romaine Annual Renewal Lesson: Cash Today, Questions Later
John Romaine annual renewal lesson follows reported refund complaints after a first yearly cycle, separating creator experience from Skool policy.

John Smith's Growth Boost Thumbnail: Creative Win, Not Revenue
John Smith credits Growth Boost with a new thumbnail, but reports no earnings. A sourced story about creative changes, attribution and offer clarity.

Miranda Van Gogh AI Replies Discussion: Tools Without a Stand-In
Miranda Van Gogh AI replies discussion separates helpful tools from copy-paste member responses, with comment counterpoints and her community context.

Nailah Noor First TikTok Live: Interest Before Signups
Nailah Noor's first TikTok Live brought questions and page visits, but no signups. A sourced belly-dance case separating engagement from conversion.