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Skool
Community and courses in one place
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Skool is a community platform. You can discover communities or create your own. Some are free, some paid. People earn full-time incomes building on Skool. You can, too!
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Skool is a platform that lets you create or join communities with integrated courses, videos, and live calls.
- for
- Creators, educators, and entrepreneurs building paid or free community spaces
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
Key features
6 features of Skool
- Unlimited members — Add as many community members as needed without limits.
- Unlimited courses — Create and host any number of courses within your community.
- Unlimited videos — Upload and share unlimited video content for members.
- Unlimited live calls — Host live video calls and webinars for your audience.
- Custom URL — Use a personalized domain for your community page.
- Affiliates — Enable affiliate programs to let members promote your community.
Use cases
- Run a paid mentorship program with courses and live Q&A sessions
- Build a free hobbyist community around a niche interest
- Monetize a creator audience through subscription tiers and affiliate links
- Offer a training academy with video lessons and community support
Skool pricing
- Hobby$9/month/monthUnlimited members · Unlimited courses · 10% transaction fee · Custom URL
- Pro$99/month/monthUnlimited members · Unlimited courses · 2.9% transaction fee · Custom URL
Skool vs alternatives
 Discord |  Linktree |  Mixpost |  Buffer | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | All-in-one community + course platform | Live chat communities | Link-in-bio pages | Social media management | Social media scheduling |
| Pricing | Freemium | Free | Subscription | Free | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | — | — | — | — | — |
- Skool vs Discord: Discord focuses on chat and voice without built-in course hosting.
- Skool vs Linktree: Linktree provides a simple link page, not full community or course features.
- Skool vs Mixpost: Mixpost is a self-hosted social media scheduler, unrelated to community/course hosting.
- Skool vs Buffer: Buffer schedules posts but does not offer community or course tools.
Skool FAQ
Can I try Skool before paying?+
Yes, Skool offers a 2-month free trial for both Hobby and Pro plans.
What transaction fees apply?+
The Hobby plan has a 10% fee, while the Pro plan reduces it to 2.9%.
Is there a limit on how many courses I can create?+
No, both plans provide unlimited courses.
Can I use my own domain?+
Yes, a custom URL is included in both plans.
Summarized by DevHunt from skool.com · Nov 7, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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