I will skool community setup skool course setup skool manager skool onboarding


About this gig
Launching a Skool community should not leave you with a confusing layout, disorganized courses, or members who do not know where to begin.
I will set up and organize your Skool community into a clear, professional member experience that makes navigation easier and gives members a clear path through your content.
WHAT I WILL HELP WITH:
- Skool community setup and structure
- Skool course and Classroom setup
- Modules, lessons and content organization
- Member onboarding and Start Here structure
- Categories, navigation and community organization
- Membership and access setup
- Gamification and leaderboard setup
- Community engagement structure
- Existing Skool community organization
This service is ideal for coaches, course creators, educators, consultants, membership owners and creators launching or improving a Skool community.
If your Skool is unfinished, cluttered or difficult to navigate, I will organize the essential areas into a structure that is easier for you to manage and easier for members to understand.
Send your project details and lets get your Skool community properly structured,organized and ready for your members.
Get to know Scarlett D.
Brand Community Builder
- FromUnited Kingdom
- Member sinceJun 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English, French, Chinese, Spanish, Arabic
FAQ
What is a Skool community?
A Skool community is a paid or free group hosted on the Skool platform, combining a discussion feed, gamified engagement system, and built-in course classroom in a single interface.
How much does Skool cost?
Skool costs $9/month on the Hobby plan (with a 10% transaction fee) or $99/month on the Pro plan (with a 2.9% transaction fee). Both plans include unlimited members, courses, and community features.
Can you make money on Skool?
Yes. Community owners can charge members monthly subscriptions, one-time fees, or run freemium models. The most common use case is a monthly paid community with recurring revenue.
Is Skool better than Discord?
For creators who want to monetise their community and host courses, Skool is generally a better fit than Discord. Discord is free and great for real-time chat, but lacks native course hosting, built-in monetisation, and the engagement mechanics that drive paid community retention.
Does Skool have a free plan?
Skool doesn’t have a permanently free plan for community owners, but it offers a 14-day free trial. You can also create a free-to-join community on any paid plan.
How does the Skool leaderboard work?
Members earn experience points (XP) through actions like posting, commenting, and completing modules. XP accumulates to unlock levels, displayed on the community leaderboard. Admins can lock content behind certain levels to reward the most active members.
