Skool Communities Scraper

👥 What is Skool Communities Scraper?

Extract the whole Skool community directory — not the first thousand results, all of it — with members, price, posts, courses, rating and owner contacts, and optionally everything a public community holds: its posts, comments, members, classroom, calendar and leaderboards.

Skool Communities Scraper reads skool.com and turns it into a table. Search the directory by keyword, paste the URL of a community, a post or a member profile, or ask for the entire directory of 74 000+ communities in one run. Every community comes back with its slug, member count, exact price and billing period, number of posts and courses, rating, and its owner's bio, website and social links.

Try it in one click: press Start — the pre-filled input searches ai automation and returns 100 communities in under two minutes.

It runs on the Apify platform, so you get a REST API, scheduling, webhooks, integrations with Google Sheets, Slack, Make and Zapier, automatic retries and monitoring, and the export formats below, without hosting anything yourself.

📋 What data can you extract from Skool?

One row per community, 130 fields in all — and, when you ask for them, extra rows for what a community holds: its posts, comments, members, courses, lessons, events and leaderboard entries. The itemType column says what a row is; a field that does not apply to a row is empty, so every export has the same columns.

Category	What you get
👥 Community	name, link, slug, short description, language, keywords, logo and cover — AI Automation Society
💰 Price and revenue	exact price, currency, billing period, price per month, free trial, affiliate commission, estimated monthly revenue — 49 USD / month
📈 Size and activity	members, members online, number of posts, courses and modules — 4,405 members, 17 courses
⭐ Reputation	rating, number of reviews and the latest reviews — 4.9 (23 reviews)
🧑 Owner	name, bio, location, website and social links (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube)
📄 About page	long sales text, custom links, levels, join questions, landing-page media
💬 Posts and comments	title, text, upvotes, number of comments, attachments, video links, author
🎓 Classroom and calendar	courses and lessons (text and video), events with their start and end times
🏆 Members and leaderboards	name, bio, location, level, points, rank, social links, join date
🕒 Dates	creation and update dates — what the date filters read

Every field, with an example, is listed in the Output section below.

✅ Why use Skool Communities Scraper?

• The whole directory, not a sample. A keyword search on Skool stops at 1 000 results. Tick Whole directory and the Actor goes through the complete index — 74 000+ communities, private ones included — in a single run.
• Find creators worth contacting. Filter on members, monthly price, number of posts and courses, rating, estimated monthly revenue, or keep only the communities whose owner published a way to reach them.
• No account needed for public communities. Posts, comments, courses, calendars and leaderboards of PUBLIC communities are read without any login. Paste your own Skool cookie only if you want the private communities you belong to, or the full member list.
• Built to run often. The proxy is included in the price, and Only new items returns just what appeared since the last run.
• Market research, lead lists, competitor tracking, price benchmarks: schedule it weekly and let it feed your own tools.

🚀 How to scrape Skool

1. Click Try for free (or Start if you already have an account).
2. Type a keyword in Search keyword, or tick Whole directory to take the lot.
3. Optional: set Max communities (100 by default, 0 = no limit), the filters (members, price, rating…), and the extras (posts, members, classroom…).
4. Press Start and watch the log.
5. When the run ends, open the Storage tab and download the dataset as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML or HTML — or call the API to get it straight into your own tool.

💰 How much does it cost to scrape Skool?

The Actor uses pay per event pricing: $0.25 per 1,000 results, whatever the kind of row, plus $0.001 per run start at the Actor's default memory (10 cents per 100 runs; the platform counts that event once per gigabyte, so a run you give more memory pays proportionally more). Higher Apify plans pay less per result: $0.23 (Bronze), $0.21 (Silver) and $0.19 (Gold and above) per 1,000. Filters that Skool's directory does not offer are applied by the Actor on every community it reads: a community you keep costs its normal price, a community a filter drops costs $0.04 per 1,000 when Exclude keywords drops it, and $0.20 per 1,000 when a filter that reads the community profile drops it — Created after / before, Min / Max members, Min / Max monthly price, Min posts, Min courses, Min rating, Min / Max estimated MRR, With a contact only or With an affiliate programme only — $0.038 and $0.19 on Bronze, $0.036 and $0.18 on Silver, $0.034 and $0.17 on Gold and above. Filtering never costs more than taking everything. Platform usage (compute, proxy) is included in the price. A run that finds nothing only pays the start fee, plus the communities its filters dropped.

Event	What it is
Actor start	A small fee when a run starts.
Result	One row of the dataset, whatever its kind: a community with its profile and About page, a post, a comment, a member, a course, a lesson, an event or a leaderboard entry. Every row has the same price.
Filter check	One community of the directory dropped by Exclude keywords (a community you keep costs its normal price).
Detail filter check	One community profile dropped by a filter that needs it (dates, members, price, posts, courses, rating, revenue, contact, affiliate program); a community you keep costs its normal price.

Examples: 1,000 communities with their profile and About page ≈ $0.25; the whole directory of 74,000+ communities ≈ $19. The filters are applied by the Actor on every community it reads: a community filtered out is never saved as a result, it only costs its filter fee, lower than a result; a community you keep costs its normal price. A community skipped by Only new items is never charged.

Speed, measured on the Apify platform with the default settings: 100 communities in under 2 minutes, 1,000 communities in about 10 minutes. The whole directory is about 75 index calls plus two requests per community (one if you turn off About page), so it runs for many hours: raise the run Timeout in the run options (the default is one hour, about 6,000 communities), give it more memory and a higher Max concurrency, or split it with the filters.

⚙️ Input

Everything is optional: with no input at all the Actor returns the first 100 communities of the directory. You can give several keywords in one run (up to 101: Search keyword plus 100 in More search keywords), and up to 1 000 start URLs.

Search the directory by keyword:

{
    "query": "ai automation",
    "maxItems": 200,
    "minMembers": 500,
    "minRating": 4
}

Take the whole directory, paid communities only, and keep the big ones:

{
    "allCommunities": true,
    "priceType": "paid",
    "minMembers": 1000,
    "minMrr": 10000,
    "maxItems": 0
}

One community with everything it holds:

{
    "startUrls": [{ "url": "https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society" }],
    "scrapePosts": true,
    "maxPostsPerCommunity": 50,
    "includeComments": true,
    "scrapeMembers": true,
    "scrapeClassroom": true,
    "scrapeCalendar": true,
    "scrapeLeaderboards": true
}

Watch a keyword and get only what is new, every day:

{
    "query": "copywriting",
    "onlyNew": true,
    "stateKey": "copywriting-watch"
}

Input fields

Field	What it does
startUrls	Skool URLs: a community (https://www.skool.com/my-group), a discovery search (https://www.skool.com/discovery?q=ai), a single post (https://www.skool.com/my-group/my-post) or a member profile (https://www.skool.com/@handle). When this list is not empty, the search fields below (keyword, whole directory) are ignored; filters, caps and monitoring still apply. Max 1 000 URLs.
query	Free-text search of the Skool directory, exactly as typed on skool.com/discovery (e.g. ai automation). Empty = the directory without a keyword.
searchQueries	Several keywords in one run: one search per keyword. Added to Search keyword; a community found by several searches is saved once.
allCommunities	Go through the ENTIRE Skool directory (74 000+ communities, private ones included) instead of searching by keyword. A keyword search stops at 1 000 communities — this does not. Combine with Max communities and the filters below to keep the run short. Default: off.
language	Language declared by the community.
priceType	Keep only free communities, or only paid ones.
privacyType	A private community still gives its profile (members count, price, posts, courses, owner); its posts, members and courses are only readable with a Skool cookie of a member.
hasFreeTrial	Keep only the paid communities that offer a free trial. Default: off.
maxItems	Maximum number of communities to save for the whole run (after deduplication and filters). Posts, comments, members and lessons are not counted here — they have their own caps. 0 = no limit. Default: 100.
maxItemsPerQuery	Cap for EACH search (keyword or start URL), so that the first search cannot use up the whole Max communities budget. 0 = no per-search cap. Default: 0.
includeAbout	Also read the public About page of each community (1 extra request): long description, custom links, gamification levels, number of rules, join survey questions and the latest reviews. Off = the community profile only (name, slug, members, price, posts, courses, rating, owner), which is always read. Default: on.
scrapePosts	Save the posts of each community (30 per request): title, text, upvotes, comment count, attachments, videos, channel and full author. Default: off.
maxPostsPerCommunity	0 = every post (a large community can hold 20 000+). Default: 100.
includeComments	Save the comments of each extracted post (1 extra request per post), with their nested replies. Default: off.
maxCommentsPerPost	Top-level comments kept per post, each with its replies. Skool gives at most 30 top-level comments per post: 0 = those 30. Default: 25.
maxRepliesPerComment	Replies kept under each comment. 0 = every reply. Default: 0.
scrapeMembers	Save the members of each community: name, bio, location, social links, time zone, level, points, join date, last seen and role. Skool shows only ~30 members to a visitor — paste a Skool cookie below to get the whole list. Default: off.
maxMembersPerCommunity	0 = every member Skool returns (~30 without a cookie). Default: 30.
memberTab	All members, admins only (the full admin list is public) or members online now.
includeMemberProfiles	Also read the public Skool profile of each extracted member (1 extra request per member): followers, following, total contributions, and the list of the communities they are a member of. Default: off.
scrapeClassroom	Save the courses of each community and their lessons: title, description, cover, section, video link, video length, thumbnail and attached resources. Locked courses are reported as locked, without their lessons. Default: off.
includeLessonContent	Also read the written content of each lesson (1 extra request per lesson — a 50-lesson course means 50 requests). Default: off.
maxLessonsPerCourse	0 = every lesson. Default: 0.
scrapeCalendar	Save the upcoming events of each community: title, description, start and end time, link. Default: off.
scrapeLeaderboards	Save the leaderboards of each community (top members by points) for the chosen period. Default: off.
leaderboardWindow	Which leaderboard to save.
cookies	The auth_token cookie of YOUR Skool account (DevTools › Application › Cookies › skool.com), pasted as auth_token=... or as the whole cookie header. Your account only sees what it is a member of. Leave empty to scrape public data only.
postedAfter	Only items created on or after this date: 2026-09-01 (a day starts at midnight UTC, the zone of every date saved), or a period before now such as 7 days, 2 weeks, 1 month (API: 24 hours and full ISO date-times work too). Read on the creation date of a community, a post or a comment, and on the day a member joined; courses, lessons, events and leaderboard entries carry no date and are always kept. A community pasted in Start URLs with its posts, members… asked for is always saved: the dates then pick its content.
postedBefore	Only items created on or before this date (the whole day is included, until midnight UTC), or older than a period such as 30 days.
excludeKeywords	Drop the items whose name or title contains one of these words (case and accents ignored).
minMembers	Keep only communities with at least this many members. 0 = no minimum. Default: 0.
maxMembers	Keep only communities with at most this many members (to find small ones). 0 = no maximum. Default: 0.
minMonthlyPrice	Keep only communities whose price, brought back to one month, is at least this. 0 = no minimum. Default: 0.
maxMonthlyPrice	Keep only communities whose price, brought back to one month, is at most this. 0 = no maximum. Default: 0.
minPosts	Keep only communities with at least this many posts (an active community). 0 = no minimum. Default: 0.
minCourses	Keep only communities with at least this many courses in their classroom. 0 = no minimum. Default: 0.
minRating	Keep only communities rated at least this (1 to 5). Communities with no review are dropped. 0 = no minimum. Default: 0.
minMrr	Keep only communities whose ESTIMATED monthly revenue (members × monthly price) is at least this. It is an estimate computed from public numbers, not a figure published by Skool. 0 = no minimum. Default: 0.
maxMrr	Same, as a maximum. 0 = no maximum. Default: 0.
requireContact	Keep only communities whose owner shows at least one way to be reached: website, e-mail or a social network. Default: off.
hasAffiliateProgram	Keep only communities that pay a commission to the members who bring new paying members. The commission itself is in the Affiliate commission (%) column of every result. Default: off.
onlyNew	Skip the communities, posts, comments, members and lessons that a previous run (same Memory key) already delivered: they are not saved and not charged, and their page is not even opened. First run = everything is new. Default: off.
stateKey	Name of the memory used by Only new items. Give each schedule / task its own key (e.g. ai-communities) so that they do not share their memory. Letters, digits, - and _.
resetState	Forget everything remembered under this Memory key before the run: this run returns (and charges) every item again. Untick it afterwards. Default: off.
proxyConfiguration	Apify Proxy or your own proxies. Keep the default: it is included in the price. The residential Apify proxy is not available in this Actor.
maxConcurrency	Maximum number of requests processed in parallel. A community's About page is read right after its profile, in the same slot: never more than this many calls to Skool at once. Default: 8.
maxRequestsPerMinute	Global request rate. Lower it if the site answers HTTP 429 / 403 in the log. It counts the profile of a community and its About page as ONE request: with About page on, up to twice this number of calls reach Skool per minute — halve it to keep the same pace. Default: 300.
minRequestIntervalMs	Smallest gap between two calls to Skool, in milliseconds — the About page included. The per-minute rate lets a burst through; this spreads the calls evenly. 0 = no gap (Skool has shown no per-second limit). Default: 0.
maxRequestRetries	Retries per request before it is marked as failed. Default: 5.
debugLog	Include debug messages in the run log. Default: off.

📦 Output

One row per item, in the dataset of the run:

{
    "itemType": "community",
    "id": "64ab25f02f6f42fe90f0f9d989aa86bb",
    "url": "https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society",
    "communitySlug": "ai-automation-society",
    "name": "AI Automation Society",
    "description": "Build your own AI Operating System.",
    "language": "english",
    "privacy": "public",
    "isPaid": true,
    "price": 49,
    "currency": "USD",
    "priceInterval": "month",
    "monthlyPrice": 49,
    "estimatedMrr": 215845,
    "totalMembers": 4405,
    "totalPosts": 24838,
    "numCourses": 17,
    "rating": 4.9,
    "reviewCount": 23,
    "ownerHandle": "nateherk",
    "ownerName": "Nate Herk",
    "ownerYoutube": "https://www.youtube.com/@nateherk",
    "createdAt": "2024-01-05T16:07:10.269Z",
    "scrapedAt": "2026-09-20T12:00:00.000Z"
}

You can download the dataset in various formats such as JSON, HTML, CSV or Excel.

All 130 fields

Field	What it holds
itemType	Item type — community / post / comment / member / course / lesson / event / leaderboardEntry.
id	ID — Skool id of the item. An event that repeats: its id, a colon, then the start of that date as a UNIX time.
url	URL — Public Skool page of the item.
communityId	Community ID
communitySlug	Community slug
communityName	Community name
communityUrl	Community URL
name	Name — Community: its display name. Member: full name. Post / lesson / course / event: its title.
description	Description — Short description of the community, of the course or of the event.
aboutDescription	About text — Long landing-page text of the community (with About page on).
keywords	Keywords — Keywords declared by the community (directory only).
language	Language
privacy	Privacy — public or private.
isPaid	Paid
hasFreeTrial	Free trial
affiliatePercent	Affiliate commission (%)
membershipModel	Membership model — free or paid, read from the community's own billing settings.
price	Price — Numeric price of the membership; null when the community is free or shows no price.
currency	Currency
priceInterval	Billing period — month, year or one_time.
monthlyPrice	Monthly price — Price brought back to one month (a yearly price divided by 12), to compare communities. Empty for a price paid once. Read by the price filters.
estimatedMrr	Estimated MRR — Members × monthly price. An estimate computed from public numbers, NOT a figure published by Skool: members who joined for free or at another price are not known.
totalMembers	Members
totalOnlineMembers	Members online
totalAdmins	Admins
totalPosts	Posts — Community: posts published in it. Member profile: posts written by the member.
numCourses	Courses
numModules	Lessons — Number of lessons (modules) across all courses.
totalRules	Rules
rating	Rating — Average review score out of 5; null when the community has no review.
reviewCount	Reviews
reviews	Latest reviews — Latest public reviews (About page on): rating, text, author, date.
levels	Levels — Gamification levels of the community: number, title, share of members.
customLinks	Custom links — Links the community shows in its sidebar: label and URL.
surveyQuestions	Join questions — Questions asked to a candidate before joining.
visibleTabs	Visible tabs — Tabs the community shows: classroom, calendar, leaderboards, about…
plugins	Plugins — Skool plugins the community has switched on: auto-DM, Zapier, webhook, Google Ads, Meta conversions, Hyros.
landingPageMedia	Landing page media — Images and videos of the sales page of the community.
logoUrl	Logo
coverUrl	Cover image
color	Colour
ownerId	Owner ID
ownerHandle	Owner handle
ownerName	Owner name
ownerFirstName	Owner first name
ownerLastName	Owner last name
ownerBio	Owner bio
ownerLocation	Owner location
ownerProfileUrl	Owner profile
ownerPictureUrl	Owner picture
ownerWebsite	Owner website
ownerEmail	Owner e-mail — Only when the community publishes a support e-mail; null otherwise (Skool hides member e-mails).
ownerFacebook	Owner Facebook
ownerInstagram	Owner Instagram
ownerLinkedin	Owner LinkedIn
ownerTwitter	Owner X / Twitter
ownerYoutube	Owner YouTube
ownerTimezone	Owner time zone
ownerMyersBriggs	Owner Myers-Briggs
ownerDiscTop	Owner DISC type — Dominant DISC personality letter declared by the owner.
ownerLastSeenAt	Owner last seen — ISO 8601 UTC.
ownerIsOnline	Owner online now
ownerCreatedAt	Owner account created
ownerUpdatedAt	Owner account updated
ownerBadge	Owner badge — Skool revenue badge shown on the owner profile (diamond, platinum…).
title	Title — Post, lesson, course or event title.
content	Content — Text of the post, of the comment or of the lesson.
postType	Post type
channel	Channel — Channel (label) the post was published in.
upvotes	Upvotes
commentCount	Comments
isPinned	Pinned
attachments	Attachments — Files attached to the post or resources attached to the lesson.
videoLinks	Videos — Video URLs of the post.
imageUrl	Image — Preview image of the post.
contributors	Contributors — Members who commented on the post, as Skool lists them.
postId	Post ID — Post the comment belongs to.
parentId	Parent comment ID — Comment this reply answers; null for a top-level comment.
depth	Reply depth — 0 = top-level comment, 1 = reply, 2 = reply to a reply.
courseId	Course ID
courseTitle	Course title
sectionTitle	Section title — Section of the course the lesson belongs to.
hasAccess	Unlocked — false = the course or lesson is locked for a visitor; its content is not returned.
minAccessLevel	Min level — Gamification level needed to unlock the course.
videoUrl	Video URL — Video of the lesson, as Skool publishes it (YouTube, Loom, Vimeo, Skool player…). The video file itself is not downloaded.
videoLengthMs	Video length (ms)
videoThumbnail	Video thumbnail
startTime	Event start — ISO 8601 UTC.
endTime	Event end
memberId	Member ID
handle	Handle — Skool handle of the member or of the post author.
firstName	First name
lastName	Last name
bio	Bio
location	Location
timezone	Time zone
role	Role — Role in the community: member, admin, owner.
level	Level
points	Points
rank	Rank — Rank in the leaderboard, or rank of the community in the search results.
leaderboardWindow	Leaderboard period — 7day, 30day or alltime.
requestedAt	Requested at — Date the member asked to join the community, ISO 8601 UTC.
joinedAt	Joined at — Date the member was approved in the community, ISO 8601 UTC.
lastSeenAt	Last seen — Last time the member was online, ISO 8601 UTC.
isOnline	Online now
profileUrl	Profile URL
pictureUrl	Picture
website	Website
facebook	Facebook
instagram	Instagram
linkedin	LinkedIn
twitter	X / Twitter
youtube	YouTube
totalFollowers	Followers — Member public profile.
totalFollowing	Following
totalContributions	Contributions — Posts and comments written by the member, all communities together.
totalGroups	Communities joined
memberOfGroups	Communities of the member — Public communities the member belongs to: name, slug, members, price.
myersBriggs	Myers-Briggs — Personality type declared by the member.
authorId	Author ID — Author of the post or of the comment.
authorName	Author name
authorHandle	Author handle
authorBio	Author bio
authorProfileUrl	Author profile
authorPictureUrl	Author picture
authorLocation	Author location
createdAt	Created at — Community, post, comment: its creation date. Member and leaderboard rows: when the person's Skool account was created (the date filters read joinedAt for a member). Courses, lessons and events: empty. ISO 8601 UTC.
updatedAt	Updated at
searchUrl	Search URL — Search the community was found by; null for the whole-directory mode and for URLs given in startUrls.
scrapedAt	Scraped at — ISO 8601 timestamp of the extraction.

💡 Tips and advanced options

• Start small. Leave Max communities at 100 for a first run, then raise it once the output looks right.
• Extras multiply the rows. Posts on a community with 20 000 posts writes 20 000 rows. Use Max posts per community and the other caps.
• Only new items is the cheap way to watch a keyword: the items a previous run under the same Memory key delivered are skipped before their page is even opened. The memory is a store of your account (skool-communities-scraper-seen, up to 150,000 items per key), and it never expires.
• Private communities give their profile, price, member count and owner without any login; their posts, members and courses need a Skool cookie of an account that belongs to them.
• The member list stops at about 30 for a visitor — that is Skool's own limit, not the Actor's. A cookie of a member of the community lifts it.
• Speed. At the default memory (512 MB) the run's processor is the limit, not Skool: raising Max concurrency alone gains 5-10 %. Give the run more memory (it also gets more processor) together with a higher Max concurrency if you are in a hurry. If Skool ever answers HTTP 429, the run retries at once through another proxy IP — or, without a proxy, after a pause of 5 seconds, doubled at each retry up to 150 seconds, instead of giving up.
• A safety net against a silent change. If the first 20 communities read all lack a field every community has, the run stops and says so rather than filling your dataset with empty columns. A community dropped by your filters counts among those 20. The same goes for the About page, and for each kind of content row on its own: the first 20 posts, comments, members, courses, lessons, events or leaderboard entries that all lack a field every row of their kind has (a post's title, date or author, a member's handle or join date…) stop the run too. A search filtered on price, privacy, free trial or language that finds nothing checks once that Skool's directory still knows that filter, so a renamed filter fails the run instead of returning an empty, successful one.
• A failed run means an outage, not a few misses. Requests that still fail after every retry are counted in the last line of the log and listed, with the reason, in the FAILED_REQUESTS record of the run's key-value store; one failure among many is only a warning. A run that saved nothing fails when requests failed, and a run that saved some rows fails too when at least as many requests failed as were read (the first page read, the rest refused): a green run with a short dataset would hide the outage.

🔌 Integrations and API

Run it from your own code, or wire it to the tools you already use:

• API: start a run and read the dataset with the Apify API or the JavaScript / Python clients.
• Schedules: run it every day or every hour, with Only new items on.
• Webhooks and integrations: Google Sheets, Google Drive, Slack, Make, Zapier, GitHub, Airbyte and the rest of the Apify integrations.
• MCP: usable from an AI agent through the Apify MCP server.

🤖 Use with AI agents (MCP)

AI agents (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor…) can find and run this Actor through the Apify MCP server, billed to their Apify account like any run. It returns one item per Skool community (and, when asked, one per post, comment, member, lesson, event or leaderboard entry). Actor id: nice_dev/skool-communities-scraper; MCP server with this Actor only: https://mcp.apify.com/?tools=fetch-actor-details,nice_dev/skool-communities-scraper.

Smallest input, for a cheap first call:

{
    "query": "ai automation",
    "maxItems": 10
}

Key output fields: itemType, url, name, totalMembers, monthlyPrice, rating, ownerName, ownerWebsite.

Cost: $0.25 per 1,000 results plus $0.001 per run start at the default memory ($0.19 per 1,000 on the Gold plan and above); a community a filter drops costs $0.04 or $0.20 per 1,000, see the pricing section above. Cap each call with maxItems and, through the API, with the run option maxTotalChargeUsd.

❓ FAQ

Is it legal to scrape Skool?

The Actor only reads pages any visitor can open, and it collects no login-protected data unless you give it your own session cookie. Public posts, member names and bios are personal data in the sense of the GDPR and similar laws: you are responsible for having a lawful basis before you store them, for honouring deletion requests, and for respecting Skool's terms of use and the copyright of the content you download. This Actor is not affiliated with Skool.

Do I need a Skool account?

No for public communities and for the whole directory. Yes — your own cookie — for private communities and for the full member list.

Why are the e-mail addresses empty?

Skool stopped returning member e-mails in June 2026. No Skool scraper can give you one; anything that claims otherwise is guessing.

Why do I only get about 30 members?

That is what Skool shows a visitor, whatever page is asked for. Paste the cookie of an account that is a member of the community to get the whole list.

What does the estimated MRR mean?

Members × monthly price. It is an estimate computed from public numbers, not a figure Skool publishes: members who joined for free, at another price or through a trial are not known.

Can I get more than 1 000 results for a keyword?

Not for one keyword — that is the directory's own limit. Use Whole directory with the filters instead, or split your search into several keywords.

🛟 Support

Something missing or wrong? Open an issue in the Issues tab of this Actor: include the run ID and the input you used, and it gets looked at. Feature requests are welcome there too, and a custom version of this Actor can be built on request.