Skool FAQ: quick answers to common platform questions.
Straight answers to common Skool questions about owner pricing, the 14-day trial, transaction fees, courses, gamification, Discovery, and affiliate features.
How much does Skool cost?
Skool currently lists Hobby at $9/month and Pro at $99/month. The pricing page shows a 10% transaction fee for Hobby and 2.9% for Pro; the more detailed payment FAQ adds a $0.30 per-transaction component and a different Pro percentage for transactions above $900.
Does Skool have a free trial?
Yes. Skool’s current payment terms say both owner plans are recurring subscriptions after a 14-day free trial.
Can Skool host courses?
Yes. Classroom supports organized pages, folders, video lessons, files, resource links, and transcripts. Owners can also use level-based unlocks for selected courses.
How does Skool gamification work?
Members earn points when other members like their posts, comments, or replies. Points create levels, and communities can display leaderboards and tie some course access to level.
Can Skool help people discover my group?
Eligible groups can receive visibility through Skool’s network and Discovery. Skool says category ranking uses member growth, activity, and retention signals.
Pricing, fees, and platform features can change. Check the linked source before making a purchase decision.
Want to test Skool with your own community?
Skool currently gives new group owners a 14-day free trial. Use the trial to validate the member journey before committing to a paid plan.