Free tool for Skool owners

How healthy is your Skool community?

Take the free two-minute Growth Audit. Answer 12 quick questions and get a score out of 100 across the five pillars that decide whether a Skool group grows, plus an action plan for your three weakest. No account needed.

  • ✅ 12 questions
  • 📊 A score on 5 pillars
  • 🧭 Your action plan
  • ⏱️ About 2 minutes

The five pillars of a growing Skool community

A Skool group grows when members keep arriving, take a first step, stay active, stick around and pay. The audit asks two or three questions about each.

  1. 1. Member acquisition

    Where new members come from, and whether you know which channels work.

    • How do new members mostly find your community?
    • Do you know which links or channels actually bring you members?
    • Do you run an affiliate or referral program?

    Quick win: Give every channel its own trackable link (and a QR code for events and anything offline). After two weeks, double down on your top two sources and cut the rest. Hand affiliates ready-made links and swipe copy.

  2. 2. Onboarding

    What happens in a new member’s first week, and how many take a first step.

    • What happens right after someone joins?
    • How many new members take a first action within 7 days?

    Quick win: Send a welcome DM within minutes of someone joining, with ONE clear first action: an intro post or the first lesson. Pin a 'Start here' post and check how many new members do that first action in their first week.

  3. 3. Engagement

    How often you post and host, and whether members post without being asked.

    • How often do you (or your team) post?
    • Do you host live calls or events?
    • Do members post wins and questions without being prompted?

    Quick win: Run a simple weekly rhythm: a Monday prompt, a mid-week live call, a Friday wins thread. Record calls into the Classroom so they keep working for you.

  4. 4. Retention

    Whether you reach quiet members before they leave, and how clear the Classroom path is.

    • Do you reach out to quiet or inactive members?
    • Is your Classroom organized into a clear path?

    Quick win: Every week, list the members who went quiet and send each one a personal check-in DM. Give your Classroom a clear path so members always know their next step.

  5. 5. Monetization and admin

    How the group makes money, and how much of your week goes to repetitive admin.

    • How do you make money from the group?
    • How many hours a week go to repetitive admin (DMs, links, approvals)?

    Quick win: Add a premium tier with clear extra value, and automate repetitive admin (DMs, links, tracking) so you buy back hours for growth work.

Put your action plan on autopilot 🦅

Skooly is the command center for your Skool community. It welcomes new members by DM, flags the ones going quiet before they cancel, schedules your posts, and shows your live revenue, so the fixes in your plan keep running without you.

Skooly comes with a membership of skool.com/skooly, starts with a 7-day free trial, and works on Skool's Hobby plan.

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Questions

How do I know if my Skool community is healthy?

Check five things: where new members come from, whether they take a first step in their first week, whether members post without being asked, whether you reach quiet members before they leave, and how the group makes money without eating your week. The audit scores each one.

How do I grow my Skool community?

Track which channels bring members and double down on the best two. Welcome every new member with a DM and one first step. Keep a weekly posting rhythm. Check in with quiet members every week. Add a paid tier with clear extra value.

How do I stop members leaving my Skool group?

Reach them before they go. Most members go quiet before they cancel, so a weekly list of who stopped showing up, plus a personal check-in DM, catches many of them. Skooly's Night Hawk scores every member for churn risk and lists who is going quiet (Premium plan).

How is the growth score calculated?

Each of the 12 questions scores 0 to 3 points. A pillar scores its points out of its maximum, and the overall score is your total out of 36, both shown out of 100. Your action plan covers your three lowest pillars, lowest first.

How long does the audit take?

About two minutes: 12 multiple-choice questions, one at a time.

Is the Skool Growth Audit free? Do I need Skooly?

It is free and you do not need a Skooly account. It works for any Skool group, free or paid. Answer the questions, enter your first name and email, and your score and plan show on the page.