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Skoot | CRM for skool

Skoot | CRM for skool is for people improving health, fitness and habits.

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How this community works

Pricing: $99 a monthWell above the health & fitness median of $13.50.
Size: 698 membersBigger than 67% of the health & fitness communities indexed here.
Revenue ceiling: $69,102 a monthIf every member paid the listed price. Free tiers, discounts and churn are not visible from outside.
Platform: Skool
Category: Health & Fitness
Last verified: 1 October 2026

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About Skoot | CRM for skool

Skoot | CRM for skool is for people improving health, fitness and habits.

Why you should join: The Skool CRM Public price is $99 a month. Get peer support, practical playbooks and live rooms inside Skool.

Tiers and products

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The one-liner

A $99 Skool CRM for owners who want automated DMs and retained MRR.

What they actually sell

Skoot by Garrett F is a CRM product community for Skool owners. The public offer sits at $99 a month with a trial. Copy claims trust from dozens of Skool Games winners and hundreds of communities representing large combined MRR. Core features include automatic DMs for onboarding and retention, member tagging for engagement and buying intent, failed-payment and churn sequences, plus post scheduling. A premium tier adds AI community management, upgrade and churn tracking from classroom data, personalised member lead magnets and an AI sales rep. All plans include a short 1:1 system setup call. Inside sit four courses. Category tagging on the directory may say health, but the lander is pure Skool ops software.

Who pays and why

Skool community owners drowning in manual DMs and failed payments. The fear is watching MRR leak while they sleep. They pay for automations that onboard, tag and recover members without more admin hours.

Where the members come from

Proof quotes from known Skool winners and the skoot website appear to drive trials. The Skool room is both product home and customer community for operators already serious about scaling. Exact ad channels stay off the about page.

What's holding it back

Software communities churn when the product roadmap stalls. If the setup call becomes the only human touch and AI features feel unfinished, owners will cancel after the trial.