vs Skool
Skool is a simple community platform with a flat $99/month pricing. Here's how it compares to communities.one for clubs and societies.
Side-by-side comparison
How the platforms compare across essential capabilities
What sets us apart
Key features that make a difference for modern clubs and societies
Full Event Management
Skool has basic calendar events. communities.one has ticketing, multiple ticket types, and QR check-in for real events.
Committee Tools
Kanban task boards and password vault for committee operations. Skool is designed for course creators, not committee-run organizations.
Membership Applications
Review applications before members join. Skool doesn't have formal membership application workflows.
Which platform is right for you?
Honest guidance to help you make the best choice
Choose Skool if you need
- Online courses with gamification
- Simple flat-rate pricing ($99/month)
- Leaderboards and engagement points
- Course-focused community
Choose communities.one if you want
- Full event ticketing and check-in
- Committee task management
- Membership application workflows
- Password vault for credentials
Skool is built for course creators who want gamification. communities.one is built for clubs that need events, committees, and operational tools.
If you're selling courses with community, Skool works. If you're running a club with events and committee tasks, communities.one is purpose-built.