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Claude for Coaches
For Business Coaches, Consultants and service providers wanting to build 7-figure lifestyle empires with Ai
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How this community works
- Pricing
- Free to join
- Size
- 1,185 membersBigger than 57% of the business communities indexed here.
- Running since
- July 2021, 5 years, 2 months agoAbout 19 new members a month since launch, on average.
- Format
- Course-led: 12 courses, 107 modules
- Activity
- 138 posts0.1 posts per member: most members read rather than post.
- Grows from
- YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and their own website
- Platform
- Skool
- Category
- Business
- Last verified
- 23 August 2026
Steal this
- This is closer to a course with a comments section than a community: 12 courses and under one post per member. Cheaper to run, harder to keep people paying for.
- The owner runs YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and their own website. That is the audience the community was launched to; the community is the back end of it.
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About Claude for Coaches
For Business Coaches, Consultants and service providers wanting to build 7-figure lifestyle empires with Ai
Notes
Teardown notes
The one-liner
AI operating system for coaches, sold as a low-friction Skool with workshops.
What they actually sell
Claude for Coaches (Dan Harrison) targets business coaches, consultants and service providers who want AI-powered lifestyle businesses. The Skool lander pushes an annual entry price with a public warning that it will flip to monthly, then lists immediate access: a behind-the-scenes demo of an AI-powered coaching business, Claude Code setup framed as a first “AI employee”, a Chat Closer for booking and closing in DMs, and micro-offer builds. Timed workshops such as “The Zoom Studio” keep the feed event-led rather than a dusty course archive. The product is installable workflow, not prompt theory.
Who pays and why
Coaches already selling services who feel behind on AI tooling. They pay to book more calls and fulfil delivery with leverage, not to collect prompt templates. The emotional job is relief from admin overload and fear of being replaced by operators who adopt AI faster.
Where the members come from
The lander is workshop- and demo-led. YouTube, Instagram and Facebook follower counts are not listed on the public Skool page, so channel scale should be treated as not listed even if older teardown notes speculated about them.
What's holding it back
Temporarily cheap annual entry can attract tyre-kickers before the price flip. Public post volume on the snapshot looks light relative to the size of the room, so retention hangs on workshop cadence and shipping new demos.
Steal this
Sell a year’s access as a setup lab for one AI stack, then announce the flip to monthly to create urgency without fake countdown timers.
Would this work in another niche?
Yes — accountants, agency operators or therapists could buy the same “install your AI employee” framing if the demos match their tools.
Written 22 September 2026. The facts above are computed; these notes are not.
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