Circulo de Diosas: Juliet Velez's $19 Skool Community

Circulo de Diosas is psychologist Juliet Velez's Spanish language community for women on Skool, and on 7 September 2026 it held 91 members and earned $1,733.08 in monthly recurring revenue at $19 a month, ranked 49th in Relationships and 3,273rd globally. Revenue per member was $19.04, which is 100.2% of the button.

That figure is the point of this breakdown. Of the thirty six rooms on the Relationships board publishing a plain monthly price, this one sits closer to its own sticker than any other, and it does so while its about page advertises six free months on the annual plan.

Who is Juliet Velez?

Juliet Velez is the founder of Circulo de Diosas, listed on Skool under the handle juliet-velez-3842 with the profile title "Juliet Velez". The Skool profile bio is four lines in Spanish: "Psicologa", "Especialista en psicologia clinica", "Mg Terapias de Tercera Generacion" and "Empresaria", which describe a psychologist, a clinical psychology specialism, a master's in third generation therapies and a businesswoman.

The about page names its method explicitly, "la terapia TCC y Terapias de tercera generacion", which is cognitive behavioural therapy and the third wave therapies that followed it. That is an unusually specific clinical claim for this category, and it is a claim we have not verified against any professional register.

Juliet Velez

Founder of Circulo de Diosas, created on Skool on 16 October 2025 and run as the room's only admin. The Skool profile bio reads "Psicologa / Especialista en psicologia clinica / Mg Terapias de Tercera Generacion / Empresaria". The clinical qualifications, the award described on the about page and every other claim quoted below are the founder's own published statements and we have verified none of them. The member count, the $19 button price, the post count and the revenue figures come from the live about page and Skool's public Games board, both read on 7 September 2026.

What does the about page say?

It is written in Spanish and it opens by pointing at a video rather than at a benefit. Below is the copy as published in its original language, with two mechanical substitutions declared here rather than hidden. Curly apostrophes are set straight, and Spanish accents and inverted question marks are stripped to plain ASCII throughout this site, so where the block reads "Ahi entenderas" and "Que vas aprender?" the live page carries the accented and inverted forms. No wording was changed, dropped, translated or supplied, and no headings were added. Hover a number for our reading.

Why does 100.2% of sticker matter?

Because in a room with exactly one price and no configured membership products, revenue per member above the button is the only public evidence that the roster is genuinely paying. Circulo de Diosas collects $19.04 per listed member against a $19.00 button. Nothing on the board sits closer.

Two rooms come near it. Operation Reconquete reads 99.2% and Quietly Becoming reads 97.9%. Below those it descends steadily rather than cliff-edging, through The Comeback at 91.3%, Her Standard at 90.0% and Maxxxin at 74.5%, down to Rizz University at 13.6% and Art of Femme at 3.9%. A low share of sticker usually means members who are not paying are counted in the roster, so the ratio is really a measure of how much of the listed headcount is actually a customer.

The annual discount makes this reading stronger rather than weaker. The page offers six free months on the annual plan: pay for twelve months and receive eighteen, which works out at a third off the monthly rate. Every annual seat sold at that rate amortises to less than $19 a month and drags the average down. Landing on 100.2% anyway means either the discount is taken rarely or the paying share of the roster is very close to total.

One caveat belongs on every version of this reading. In a room configured with tiers, the published price is a floor rather than a price, and the same ratio would mean something different. Skool's metadata shows no additional membership products on this room, which is why the reading is clean here. We set that rule out in full in our breakdown of a tiered Relationships room reading far above its own published sticker.

Is a 104 module shelf too much for 91 members?

It is the largest library per member in this batch by a wide margin, and it is the most defensible thing about the price. Ten courses and 104 modules for 91 people works out at more than one module per member, against Maxxxin's 15 modules for 434 people. At $19 a month, a shelf that deep is the reason to stay after the live sessions stop being novel.

Recorded material is also the only asset a solo operator can sell twice. This is a single admin room, and the page promises live sessions, case analysis, a book club and a monthly rhythm on top of the library. The library is what absorbs the demand the founder cannot personally meet, which is the same structural defence we found in the other single admin rooms we read this week.

The thirty day trend is the honest counterweight. Revenue fell $97.25, or 5.31%, in the month to 7 September 2026, which at this price is roughly five members. Nineteen of the fifty rooms on the board declined in the same window, so it is not unusual, but a room this small has little room to absorb it. See how to build a Skool classroom for structuring a shelf this size.

The formula you can copy

Open with an exit. "Ahi entenderas si Circulo de Diosas es para ti o NO" tells the reader she is allowed to leave, in line one, in capitals. Pages that qualify hard convert a smaller share of a better fitting audience, and in a room where the product is the founder's attention that is the trade you want.

Put third party proof above the offer. The award claim is line two, before a single benefit. Whatever proof you hold, a placement, a credential, a number, it does more work above the pitch than inside it.

Name the symptom, not the outcome. Self-sabotage, difficulty setting boundaries, difficult family relationships. Three concrete states beat any promise of transformation, because the reader recognises herself instead of evaluating you.

Name the method when you can back it. "Terapia TCC y Terapias de tercera generacion" is a real clinical modality and the founder bio exists to support it. Naming an established method rather than inventing a proprietary system is only available to people who actually hold the training, and when it is available it is worth more than a brand name. See how to write a Skool about page and how to price a Skool community for what a $19 button has to carry.

Frequently asked questions

What is Circulo de Diosas on Skool?

Circulo de Diosas is a Spanish language psychological community for women on Skool founded by Juliet Velez on 16 October 2025. On 7 September 2026 it listed 91 members, one admin and 343 posts, and ranked 49th in Relationships and 3,273rd globally with $1,733.08 in monthly recurring revenue. The published offer includes live sessions, more than twenty hours of recorded content, case analysis, a book club, templates and pre-recorded courses on childhood wounds, anxiety, self-love and self-sabotage.

How much does Circulo de Diosas cost?

$19 a month on the live join button on 7 September 2026, a single price with no additional membership products configured in Skool's metadata. The about page also advertises six free months on the annual plan, which is a 50% discount if taken. Revenue per member was $19.04, or 100.2% of the button. The page carried a "last week at this price" line when we read it, so confirm the current price on the community's own page before buying.

What does revenue per member above the sticker price mean?

In a community with exactly one price and no configured tiers, it means the listed roster is close to fully paying, and it can be pushed above 100% by legacy seats bought at an older higher price, while discounted annual seats push it the other way. It is the only public evidence available from outside that a headcount is a customer list. In a tiered community it means something else entirely, because the published price is only the cheapest tier.

Is an online community the same as therapy?

No. Cognitive behavioural therapy and the third wave therapies that followed it are established clinical approaches delivered by trained practitioners in a confidential individual relationship, with assessment of the specific person in front of them. A paid community offers structure, material and peers, which have real value, but it is not individual care, it is not confidential and it cannot assess your risk. If you are struggling, speak to a qualified professional in your own country.

Is Circulo de Diosas growing?

Not in the month to 7 September 2026. Its thirty day change was minus $97.25, or minus 5.31%, which at $19 a month is roughly five members. Nineteen of the fifty rooms on the Relationships board declined over the same window against thirty that grew, so the direction is common; the sensitivity is what is unusual, because a room of 91 people feels a five member month immediately.

Why is the about page in Spanish?

Because the community is Spanish language and the founder practises in Spanish. We reproduce about page copy in its original language without translation, so the block above is exactly what a prospective member reads. Skool supports communities in many languages and its multi language rollout covers what the platform itself localises.