📊 Detailed Score
🎯 Who Is It For?
📚 What You'll Learn
- → Practical business skills for beginners
- → Starting an online business
- → Peer feedback on business ideas
✅ Pros
- ✓ One of the largest free communities on Skool, so the feed never goes quiet and peers are always online
- ✓ Broad business coverage rather than a single tactic, useful if you have not picked a direction yet
- ✓ Open since November 2022, which is a long run by Skool standards
- ✓ Genuinely free with no paid tier gating the main content
⚠️ Cons
- – Four admins for 266,000 members, so most answers come from peers and not from the team
- – The library is small at two courses; the value is the feed, which suits browsers more than people wanting a curriculum
- – Very broad positioning means little depth on any one business model
- – At this size the feed is noisy, and finding a specific answer means searching rather than reading
💡 Features Included
👤 About the Creator
Scott Max
Scott Max runs Max Business School and scottmax.com. His Skool profile lists the website and nothing else, so what is publicly visible about his track record is the community itself and its size.
💰 Pricing Details
🏆 Our Verdict
Max Business School™ is a solid free community for those looking to grow their online business. With 266,422 active members and a rating of 4.2/5, it deserves your attention.
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❓ FAQ
Is Max Business School really free?
Yes. There is no paid tier and no trial to convert. The whole community, both courses and the feed, is open once you join.
What do you actually get for free?
Two courses across 106 modules and access to a feed with nearly 39,400 posts. The library is small for a community this size, so the value is mostly the volume of people and the daily discussion rather than a structured curriculum.
Is it too big to be useful?
That depends on what you want. With 266,000 members and four admins you will not get personal attention, and the feed is busy. If you want peers and momentum it works well; if you want a curriculum and answers from the team, a smaller paid community serves you better.