$9/month Hobby is hard to beat. Watch the transaction fees as revenue grows — Pro at $99/month saves money once your sales reach a certain point.
The Hobby plan is $9 a month for unlimited members and courses, a price a small team can reach, but the 10% transaction fee on sales adds up fast for a paid community.skool.com
Export of membership answers only. Monthly or yearly plans, cancel from settings. Zapier on the Pro plan.
API, native apps, Zapier or Make, and which plan each one needs. Free, no sign-up.
Ask the AI Advisor about your own team, stack and budget. $5 a month.
Last researched: March 2026
You set up a community, courses, calls and a custom URL from one dashboard without any technical setup.skool.com (source, opens in a new tab)
Hobby is $9 a month but takes a 10% cut of sales, and moving to the Pro plan to drop the fee to 2.9% costs $99 a month.skool.com (source, opens in a new tab)
Skool's help center documents a Zapier integration with two triggers and two actions, and it is only available on the $99 a month Pro plan.help.skool.com (source, opens in a new tab)zapier.com (source, opens in a new tab)
Skool's help center covers billing, payments and cancellation, and has a contact form for help.help.skool.com (source, opens in a new tab)help.skool.com (source, opens in a new tab)
Source: Skool·Verified March 2026
Dead-simple setup vs Kajabi or Circle
All-in-one community + courses reduces subscriptions
Gamification keeps members active
Hobby plan at $9/month is one of the most affordable
Hobby plan takes 10% transaction fee on payments
No native email marketing or automation
Limited branding customization — all Skool groups look similar
No built-in website builder or landing pages
Admins can export members' answers to membership questions from the Members tab.
Admins can cancel a group subscription at any time from the Billing tab in group settings; the pricing page shows monthly billing.
Zapier lists a published integration with Skool.
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