14-day trial · then $9/mo Hobby August 2026
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14-day trial ·

Turn your hobby into a paid community.

People already ask you about your craft, your game, your niche — that’s demand with no checkout. Skool is where they pay to stay: courses, chat, and payments in one place. 14 days free. Then $9/month on Hobby.

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Trial
14 days free
Hobby
$9 / month
Pro
$99 / month
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Charge for the thing you’d talk about anyway. Unlimited members on Hobby and Pro. Confirm the 14-day trial in your new account.

Four steps

How to start this Skool trial

There is no code to guess. Start on this page’s signup so the 14-day trial is attached to a new community.

Open this link

Press Start free so you land on Skool with the invite attached. Don’t go to skool.com without it if you want this signup tracked.

Create an account

New community owners. Use an email you check — Skool will send the account there.

Start the trial

Create your group. Fourteen days are free. Cancel before it ends if it isn’t a fit.

Pick a plan

Hobby is $9/month. Pro is $99/month with lower payment fees. Yearly knocks off two months.

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What you actually pay

Skool pricing after the free trial

The trial is $0 for 14 days. Then you choose Hobby or Pro. Yearly billing is two months free.

Plans, in plain English Trial · Aug 2026
This page’s offer
Free trial 14 days New community owners who start from this signup link
Who it’s for New group owners People starting a Skool community. Existing paid accounts keep their current plan.
Skool’s published rates
Hobby $9 / mo Unlimited members, courses, videos, live calls. 10% + 30¢ per member charge
Pro $99 / mo Same unlimited stack. 2.9% + 30¢ per charge (3.9% + 30¢ above $900). Member affiliates
Yearly Hobby ~$7.50 / mo Two months free vs monthly. Confirm the yearly total on Skool’s pricing page
Yearly Pro ~$82 / mo Two months free vs monthly. Confirm the yearly total on Skool’s pricing page
Cancel Anytime Skool says you can cancel during the trial so you are not billed if you leave

Fees and plan names can change. Confirm the trial, monthly vs yearly, and transaction fees on skool.com before you stay past day 14. Full Hobby vs Pro math, including the ~$1,268/mo break-even: Skool pricing.

What’s included

One home for the people who already ask you about it

You already have the hobby. You don’t have a place they pay to stay. Skool is the classroom and the clubhouse — without five logins.

Community

Your people, in one room

Feed, chat, levels, and a custom URL. The fans of your craft stop living in DMs and group chats you don’t control.

Classroom

Courses sit next to the chat

Unlimited courses and native video. Members don’t bounce to Teachable, then Zoom, then a Google Doc.

Money

Charge without a second stack

Paid or free communities. Payments in Skool. Pro drops the take rate if you’re collecting real membership fees.

Guides

Answers, not another coupon page

Each of these is one question. Use them if you’re comparing plans, starting the trial, or making sure you won’t get billed.

Cost

$9 vs $99, with fees

Hobby’s 10% vs Pro’s 2.9%. When Pro is cheaper (~$1,268/mo in member payments). Yearly is two months free.

Trial

How the 14 days work

No promo code. Payment method, what converts, which plan to trial, what you actually get.

FAQ

Skool trial and pricing FAQ

Short answers. Then a button.

What is the Skool promo right now?

You do not type a coupon. New community owners get a 14-day free trial through this page’s signup link. After that, Hobby is $9/month.

How much does Skool cost?

Hobby is $9/mo (10% + 30¢ fees). Pro is $99/mo (2.9% + 30¢, higher above $900). Yearly billing is two months free. Full table: Skool pricing.

How do I start a free Skool trial?

Press Start free, create an account, and open a group. How conversion and billing work: Skool free trial. Last checked .

Is there a Skool coupon code to type?

No. The trial is on the button. Open this signup link and create the account from there.

What’s the difference between Hobby and Pro?

Both have unlimited members, courses, videos, and live calls. Hobby is cheaper with a 10% take on charges. Pro is $99/mo with a lower take and member affiliate tools.

Can I cancel during the trial?

Yes. Cancel in Billing before the trial converts. After a charge, Skool does not refund that period. Steps: how to cancel Skool.

What is included in a Skool community?

Feed and chat, classroom, calendar and live calls, native video, levels, and payments if you charge.

Is skool.codes the official Skool site?

No. This is an independent guide. Accounts are created on Skool.