Community-first platform with courses attached, priced on two plans that differ mainly in their transaction fee.
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Creators whose product is really a community, with courses as part of the membership.
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Based on £2,000 a month of course revenue, 100 active students and 3 courses, with each platform's own transaction fee counted in. Quote-only providers are excluded.
Skool
£131.96/mo est.
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£133.73/mo est.
Circle
£106.49/mo est.
Podia
£73.96/mo est.
Skool is a community platform that hosts courses, rather than a course platform with a forum bolted on. Members, courses, videos and live calls are all unlimited on both plans, and the product is deliberately simple: one feed, one classroom, one calendar.
Its pricing is the most revenue-sensitive in this category. The cheap plan charges a large percentage of every sale and the dearer plan charges a small one, so which is cheaper flips entirely on how much you earn. Below roughly a thousand a month the entry plan wins comfortably; above it, it becomes the expensive option.
Skool was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Austin, United States.
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