Kosmogonia Review: Randall Carlson's $45 Skool, 70 Days In

Kosmogonia University is Randall Carlson's Skool community for sacred geometry, ancient mysteries and what its about page calls the hidden history of our world. It costs $45 a month, described on the page as a founding price locked for life. Created on 25 June 2026 and measured on 3 September, it was 70 days old, held 335 members and was listed at $13,725.00 in monthly recurring revenue.

Seventy days is a very short run for a room at this revenue level, and the number that matters is not the revenue. It is that the room converts 91.0% of its own sticker price on the shallowest library in this batch. Only one room we measured that day beats that ratio, and it does so by advertising a dollar.

Who is Randall Carlson?

Randall Carlson is the owner of the Kosmogonia account and the person the about page builds the entire offer around. His Skool bio states his own credentials in two sentences, and the about copy names him three separate times, always by first name alone.

Randall Carlson

Owner of Kosmogonia University. His Skool bio reads "Researcher, geologist, and master builder. My teaching is at the intersection of earth science and the tradition of how monuments actually get built." He created the community on 25 June 2026 and runs it with four other admins. Sourced from his Skool profile and the community about page only. We take no position on the historical or scientific claims associated with his wider work.

What does the Kosmogonia about page sell?

A curriculum with a named teacher attached to every line of it. The page is a checklist rather than a pitch, and it is one of the few about pages we have read that publishes its own price inside the body copy. Below is the copy as published, with emoji replaced by plain markers. Hover a number for our reading.

Why does Kosmogonia keep 91% of its sticker price?

Because almost nobody in the room is there on anything other than the advertised product. Divide $13,725.00 by 335 members and you get $40.97 per member against a $45 price, a gap of four dollars, small enough to be ordinary billing timing rather than evidence of heavy discounting or a large unpaid tier, though the public data does not let us separate those.

That ratio is the cleanest signal available on a Skool about page and hardly anyone checks it. A room converting nine tenths of its sticker has a roster made almost entirely of buyers. A room converting a twentieth has an audience with a small business inside it. Both are legitimate; they are not the same asset.

Ignore the top row for a moment, because a room advertising a dollar while selling three products is measuring something else entirely. Of the four that publish a single meaningful price, Kosmogonia and Inner Journey land within a percentage point of each other while being 862 days apart in age. Share of sticker is not a maturity measure. It is a statement about who is in the room.

Does the founding price lock actually matter?

It is the only urgency device on the page, and it is the polite version. A price lock does not threaten the reader with a deadline or a member count; it tells them that today's rate is permanent for them and implies, without stating, that it will not be permanent for everyone. Nobody has to be persuaded that prices go up.

The half that most builders leave out is the promise to existing members, and this page leads with it. We have measured the alternative shape, a threshold trigger that fires at a stated member count, in our breakdown of how to price a Skool community. Both work. The lock is the one that costs an owner nothing to honour and converts a price rise from a threat into a retention asset.

The playbook underneath a 70 day launch

Sell the method, not the subject. "Taught by hand with compass and straightedge, and in CAD" tells a buyer what their Tuesday evening will look like. Sacred geometry as a topic promises nothing; a compass in your hand is a thing you can picture doing.

Publish the roadmap you have not built. Two of the nine bullets on this page describe material that does not exist yet, clearly labelled as still to come, and a third is drip released from an archive. That is not a thin offer, it is a subscription argument, and it is why a four course library can support a recurring price.

Put your own name on the deliverables. Weekly live calls with Randall, Randall's archives, direct access to Randall. Where the founder is the reason anyone arrived, hiding them behind a brand voice throws away the only advantage the room has. The same pattern runs through the rooms in our Skool Games leaderboard breakdown, and it is visible again in Harmony, where the founder's name carries a 42,275 member roster.

Frequently asked questions

What is Kosmogonia University?

It is Randall Carlson's Skool community covering sacred geometry, ancient mysteries and hidden history. Membership includes a complete Sacred Geometry Level 1 course taught with compass and straightedge and in CAD, weekly live calls with Randall, guest lectures, member access to field trips and expeditions, and an archive the page calls The Vault.

How much does Kosmogonia cost?

$45 a month. The about page describes this as a founding price locked for life, meaning members who join at that rate keep it. That is the only urgency device on the page, and no deadline or member threshold is published.

Is Kosmogonia worth it?

That depends on whether you want a taught practice or a library. Our 3 September 2026 pull returned 4 courses across 44 modules, which is small, and 817 posts across 335 members. Most of what is being sold is the live weekly contact and a curriculum the page says is still being built, so it suits someone who wants ongoing teaching rather than a finished archive to work through.

How many members does Kosmogonia have?

335 members and 5 admins on 3 September 2026, with a 5.0 rating from 10 reviews. The community was created on 25 June 2026, so it was 70 days old when we measured it.

How much does Kosmogonia earn?

$13,725.00, per Skool's leaderboard on 3 September 2026, after a $1,962.00 fall across the previous thirty days. It sits 12th in Spirituality and 459th overall, which is $40.97 per member, or 91.0% of the published $45 price.

Where can I find Randall Carlson's sacred geometry course?

Sacred Geometry Level 1 is included in the Kosmogonia membership rather than sold separately, according to the about page, and Level 2 is described there as in development. We report what the page states and have not verified the course contents ourselves.