Skoolers Reviews

Skoolers is a great community for anyone interested in learning more about Skool and connecting with other community builders. The environment is supportive, and there are lots of people sharing ideas, experiences, and helpful insights.

What I like most is that it brings together people who are all building or growing communities, so you can learn from different perspectives and see what’s working for others.

It’s a great space to ask questions, gain inspiration, and stay motivated while building your own community journey. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about Skool and connect with like-minded builders.

Although at first being part of Skoolers is like drinking out of fire hydrant, once you get your bearings it is incredibly helpful. Skool 101 is a lifesaver and Skool News is so good for keeping a finger on the pulse of what's happening on platform. A huge benefit is how freely other members are willing to share what's working and what's not in their communities. The admins are so helpful and very good about keeping out spam and self promotion. The only thing I wish was a little clearer is member credibility. There are so many people on platform whose advice sounds good but they don't have results to back it up.

I mean, if you could only pick one community (besides your own) to be a member of, hands down it's Skoolers. The most supportive, high vibe community I have ever been a part of. A place to receive support. A place to share your wins. The mods are awesome. Sam and Andrew are always posting highly valuable updates. If I wasn't spending all day in my own community, I'd probably spend most of my time on this community. Lots to learn and grow from.

If you are willing to do the work, Skoolers is a wonderful resource for any creator. I came over from Patreon and Discord in June 25 to find a platform that supports creators in so many amazing ways. Build real connections, stay informed and discover mastermind-quality education and feedback in the Skoolers community. A1+

Skoolers is one of those rare communities that manages to feel both practical and genuinely welcoming. It’s a space built for people who want to understand the Skool platform better, not just the features! But the philosophy behind creating thriving, human‑centred groups!

The conversations are focused, the guidance is actionable, and the members are generous with their insights. Whether you’re launching your first community or refining an existing one, you’ll find real support here rather than vague theory. There’s also a refreshing sense of experimentation. People share what’s working, what isn’t, and the small tweaks that make all the difference. It’s a place where you can ask beginner questions without feeling out of place. If you’re building a new community on Skool Skoolers is absolutely worth joining.

I really like Skoolers! It's a very welcoming space that feels much more authentic than any other social media sites. Everyone is ready to help and offer advice. I really love the weekly Skool news which is always packed with value.

Skoolers has been such a valuable space for me as a community owner. It’s full of supportive, experienced creators who openly share what’s working, what’s not, and how to build stronger, more engaged communities. The conversations are generous, practical, and encouraging — it’s the kind of place where you always walk away with clarity, ideas, or simply the feeling that you’re not building alone.

I have never experienced such a warm welcome to a new platform before. Starting on Skool honestly feels like a no-brainer, because all the answers are out there.

The Skoolers community is great for that, you can ask questions yourself or just search for whatever it is you need. Also, the Skool News, Skool 101, all the available resources and the way the Skool Team keeps everything and everyone updated is amazing!

Happy Skooling everyone!

Skoolers is such a welcoming community of people who are all trying to add value to the world in each person's unique way. Very supportive of each other's communities and Skoolers goes above and beyond to provide an exceptional platform.

When you’re building a Skool community, it helps to have a room full of people who are doing the same thing—testing, learning, iterating, and sharing what actually works.

Skoolers is that room.

I’ll be honest: because all community owners get auto-admitted, it can feel overwhelming at first, and I wasn’t as active early on as I could’ve been.

But as I’ve gotten clearer on what I’m building, I’ve been engaging more—and the value shows up fast. When you ask a real question, you get practical answers. When you share a win or a lesson, people actually respond. And it’s a solid way to discover other Skool communities and builders worth connecting with.

If you’re a Skool community owner and you want friendly support, quick feedback, and a network of people who understand what you're trying to build, Skoolers is absolutely worth being in.

I’ve been building online communities for many years, but in recent years I struggled to find a platform that truly supports real community building. So many platforms are overloaded with distracting features and ads. People join with good intentions, but end up lost in endless scrolling instead of connecting.

Skool brought back the feel of the early internet—simple, focused, and actually built for community—and it’s been incredibly refreshing.

In just three months, I built a vibrant, engaged community of true action-takers and launched a brand-new business from scratch. Skool has genuinely been a life-changing platform for me.

When I post about something I’m celebrating in Skoolers, I know to expect a wave of encouragement and support.

If I ever have a question to ask, posting it in Skoolers is sure to get a quick and valuable response.

I’ve connected with several awesome people and other groups through the Skoolers group, just from clicking around and checking out people’s profiles.

It’s an awesome resource, and there’s also detailed education on how to be successful on Skool in the classroom.

I’ve never been part of a business community that felt like it had such fun, authentic, and warm energy before.