📊 Detailed Score
🎯 Who Is It For?
📚 What You'll Learn
- → How to set up and optimize your Skool community
- → Strategies to grow and retain members
- → Skool platform tips, tricks, and new features
- → Skool Games competition strategies
- → Networking and meetups with other community owners
- → Monetization best practices for Skool communities
✅ Pros
- ✓ The official Skool community and one of the most active, unmatched for networking
- ✓ Official platform resources and feature announcements
- ✓ Free and open to all Skool owners
- ✓ Member map for finding local Skoolers and organizing meetups
- ✓ 25M+ users spending $1B+/year discovering communities through Skool
⚠️ Cons
- – Very large community. Can feel impersonal or noisy
- – Content is Skool-platform focused, not niche-specific advice
- – English-only (can be a barrier for non-English speakers)
- – No direct coaching or structured curriculum
💡 Features Included
👤 About the Creator
Sam Ovens
Sam Ovens is the founder and CEO of Skool. Before Skool, he built Consulting.com and ran the Consulting Accelerator program, helping thousands of coaches and consultants start and grow their businesses. He founded Skool in 2019 after realizing existing platforms like Facebook Groups and Kajabi didn't focus enough on community engagement.
💰 Pricing Details
📈 Activity Level
🏆 Our Verdict
Skoolers is a solid free community for creators who want to launch their community. With 164,734 active members and a rating of 4.5/5, it deserves your attention.
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❓ FAQ
Who can join Skoolers?
Any Skool community owner can join Skoolers for free. It's a private community. You need to have a Skool account to access it.
Is Skoolers the same as Skool Games?
No. Skoolers is the general community for all Skool owners. The Skool Games is a separate quarterly competition with prizes. However, Skool Games leaderboards and announcements are visible within Skoolers.
📐 How we use this community as a data source
Skoolers publishes a leaderboard ranking the top 50 communities in each of nine categories by monthly recurring revenue. We cite it as a data source in our guides, and this is what you should know before trusting a figure we quote from it.
Source: the Skoolers leaderboard, inside the community. Recorded: September 10, 2026. Scope: the top 50 communities per category, across nine categories.
Limits. The leaderboard covers the top of each category, so no figure taken from it describes a typical or an average Skool community. Monthly recurring revenue is as reported by the leaderboard, as is the traffic figure, and we do not independently audit either. The definition of the traffic column is not documented, including the period it covers, so we quote it as reported and never convert it into revenue per visitor. Private and unlisted communities never appear.