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Skool Black Friday 2026 → No Sale Yet, Yearly Saves 17%

  • No 2026 deal announced

No Skool Black Friday deal yet, checked Nov 2. Pro is $82/mo billed yearly vs $99 monthly. See 4 years of sale history before you wait.

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Skool Black Friday 2026 guide with the Skool logo and the Hobby and Pro plan cards

Skool has not announced a Black Friday 2026 deal as of November 2, 2026, and I found no platform sale in 2023, 2024 or 2025.

The last Skool Black Friday offer I can verify ran in 2022: a 1-year Skool subscription plus Sam Ovens’ Wetube course for $999.

The best live offer today is yearly billing, labeled “2 months free!” on the Skool pricing page. Pro drops from $99 to $82 a month and Hobby from $9 to $7.50, and every new group gets a 14-day free trial (checked November 2, 2026).

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Skool Black Friday deal status (last verified November 2, 2026)

⌛ 2026 deal update: not live yet. The last Skool Black Friday offer on record is from 2022.

  • Vendor deal: not announced
  • Black Friday: November 27, 2026
  • Cyber Monday: November 30, 2026
  • Last checked: November 2, 2026
PlanRegular (monthly)Last Black Friday (2022)% offToday, billed yearlyFee on member payments
Hobby$9/moPlan did not existn/a$7.50/mo10% + 30¢
Pro$99/mo1 year + Wetube course for $999n/a (bundle)$82/mo2.9% + 30¢ (3.9% + 30¢ over $900)

Prices from skool.com/pricing on November 2, 2026. Fees from the Skool Payments FAQ, checked October 31, 2026 (the pricing page lists Hobby’s fee as “10%” without the 30¢). Custom URL and affiliates are Pro only.

Skool pricing page on October 30, 2026, showing Hobby at $9 a month and Pro at $99 a month with a 2 months free yearly toggle and no Black Friday offer

Skool’s Black Friday history

Skool’s one documented Black Friday sale ran in 2022. On November 16, Sam Ovens posted “Black Friday Deal: Skool ($1,200) + Wetube ($9,800) + for $999” in Skool’s own Product announcements feed, with a waitlist link (Wayback Machine capture, December 8, 2022).

Sam Ovens' Black Friday 2022 post in the Skool Community offering a 1-year Skool subscription plus the Wetube course for $999, archived December 8, 2022

Without the course, that is close to today’s yearly Pro price of about $984.

YearSkool Black Friday offerSourceCan I confirm it?
2026None announcedskool.com/pricing, checked Nov 2, 2026Yes, vendor page
2026”Deal” Nov 10 to Dec 2: the $9 Hobby plan with the 14-day trialSuccessPixel, affiliate site, dated Apr 1, 2026No. That is Skool’s normal price, with no Skool source for the dates
2025None ($9 Hobby, added July 2025; $99 Pro; no yearly option)Pricing page, Wayback Oct 31 and Dec 12, 2025Yes, archived vendor page
2024None ($99 single plan, 14-day trial)Pricing page, Wayback Nov 19, 2024; homepage Nov 29Yes, archived vendor page
2023None foundHomepage, Wayback Nov 30, 2023Partly. No sale on the homepage or in Skool posts
20221-year Skool + Wetube course for $999Sam Ovens’ post, Wayback Dec 8, 2022Yes, archived vendor post

RevenueGeeks, a third-party site, also found “None on record” (October 29, 2026).

Skool pricing page archived on December 12, 2025, after Black Friday and Cyber Monday, showing Hobby at $9 a month and Pro at $99 a month with no sale

The yearly toggle was absent on December 12, 2025 and present by October 5, 2026. The Skool pricing guide has the full fee breakdown.

Rivals do run sales: Circle reportedly cut annual Business and Scale plans 25% in 2025 (Circle.so Black Friday). See also Kajabi, Systeme.io, GoHighLevel and the full Black Friday software deals tracker.

The cheapest way to start on Skool today

Start the 14-day free trial, then pick the plan by expected member revenue. The Skool free trial guide covers the steps.

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Pro costs $90 more a month and saves 7.1 points of fee, so the plans break even at about $1,268 a month in member revenue ($90 ÷ 0.071).

  • Free community or under $1,268 a month: Hobby wins. Yearly Hobby costs $90 a year.
  • Over $1,268 a month: Pro wins. At $5,000 a month Hobby takes $500 in percentage fees and Pro takes $145.
  • Sure you will run it for a year: take yearly billing and save about $204 on Pro.

Skool community Black Friday deals

Most “Skool Black Friday” deals are run by individual community creators. Skool’s help center lists the tools: a temporary price cut, annual pricing, a 7-day free trial, freemium and paid tiers, and one-time lifetime payment (How to set up pricing, Skool subscriptions, checked October 30, 2026).

Skool’s help center documents no coupon feature (searched October 30, 2026), so a community sale shows up as a lower About page price. Its Payments FAQ says existing members “will be grandfathered on the price they’re currently paying”, so a real sale price should stick while you stay subscribed.

To test a community sale, paste its About page URL into the Wayback Machine: if the “sale” price matches October’s, nothing was cut. Read the creator’s refund terms too, because Skool’s FAQ says it usually will not refund on creators’ behalf.

Skool Black Friday FAQ

Is the Skool Black Friday 2026 deal live?

No. On November 2, 2026, skool.com/pricing showed Hobby at $9 a month and Pro at $99 with a 14-day free trial and no sale. Skool had not announced any Black Friday 2026 offer.

What was Skool’s last Black Friday discount?

The only one I can document ran in November 2022, when Sam Ovens offered a 1-year Skool subscription plus his Wetube course for $999. Archived pricing pages from 2023, 2024 and 2025 show no Black Friday discount.

Which Skool plans get a discount?

Today, both. Yearly billing takes Hobby from $9 to $7.50 a month and Pro from $99 to $82 a month, about $984 a year against $1,188 paid monthly. The 2022 bundle covered one year of Skool when it had a single $99 plan.

Is there a Skool coupon code for Black Friday?

No. Skool’s pricing page has no coupon field, and its help center documents no promo code feature for creator plans or community memberships.

Can existing Skool users get a Black Friday deal?

Skool has announced no offer for existing accounts, and the pricing page does not say whether a current plan can switch to yearly billing. Check the billing settings in your account. Members of paid communities keep the price they joined at, per the Skool Payments FAQ.

Should I buy Skool now or wait for Black Friday?

Start the 14-day free trial now. No sale has appeared in four years of archive captures, and yearly billing already gives you 2 months free. The trial asks for a card, so cancel before day 14 if Skool is not a fit.

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