Leaderboards

Every ranking we publish, built from the same weekly observations. Each listing's own page carries the date of every reading and links to the page it came from.

The largest Skool communities, ranked by member count
The top Skool communities by size, ranked by the member count each publishes on its own listing. Updated weekly; each listing’s own page carries the source and the date of every reading.
Most expensive Skool communities
Ranked by published price as a monthly figure: an annual-only price counts as a twelfth of it a month. One-off prices have no monthly figure, and a price above $2,000 a month is shown on its own page but not ranked, so neither is here.
Largest Whop communities by member count
The largest Whop products listed here, ranked by the member count each product publishes on its seller’s own storefront. Free products are included and labelled as free, because reach is worth showing and is not the same thing as revenue.
Most reviewed Whop sellers
Sellers among the Whop storefronts we track, ranked by the number of reviews each has collected, or by published rating among those with at least 25. One row per seller, because the review count belongs to the storefront rather than to any single product.
Skool communities with the most posts and course content
Ranked by what a community has actually accumulated inside it. Two measures, because they are different questions: discussion posts say how much people have written, and course modules say how much material was put there for them.

Which communities make the most money?

There is no public earnings data for these communities. Neither Skool nor Whop publishes what a community takes, and no index, including this one, can tell you. Anything you find that claims to is an estimate presented as a fact.

What can be shown is an observable monthly ceiling: the price a listing publishes multiplied by the member count it publishes. It is an upper bound and nothing more. It assumes every listed member pays the headline price, which is never true, and it ignores free members, trials, discounts, churn, refunds, platform fees and tax. It is not revenue, earnings or income, and this site never presents it as any of those.

That figure is shown on an individual listing’s own page, next to the arithmetic that produced it, and nowhere else. There is no ranking of businesses by it, because a table of names beside money figures reads as a league table of earnings whatever the column is called. For size, the honest ranking is by the member count each business publishes about itself:

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Built from what each listing says about itself, so a service appears here only when its own description places it. Ordered by published member count, never by any score of ours.