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Skool also functions kind of like an online marketplace. Once you sign up and build a group, it’s listed on the Skool marketplace, making it easier for new members to discover and join your community.
It’s up to you whether you make your course free or paid. If you make it paid, you only have the option of subscription billing. You don’t have the option of selling access to your course content for a one-off flat rate like you do with some other platforms—members have to pay a recurring fee.
You also don’t have much control over how your Skool community is set up. All groups look more or less the same.
