The Skool Games Leaderboard: Top Earning Communities (July 2026)

Right now the highest-earning community on Skool is Blue-Collar Biz Accelerator, at $818,557 per month in tracked recurring revenue. Every community in the top 10 pulls in more than $178,000 a month. Below is the live top 10 from Skool's own leaderboard, and what the ranking quietly tells you about what actually makes money on Skool. Figures are current as of July 2026.

What the Skool Games leaderboard is

Skool ranks public communities by their tracked recurring revenue, and surfaces the top earners on a live leaderboard tied to the Skool Games. It is the closest thing to a public scoreboard for who is winning on the platform, which is exactly why it is worth reading closely. The numbers update continuously as memberships come and go.

The top 10 highest-earning Skool communities right now

What the ranking actually reveals

The most surprising thing is at the very top. The number one community on all of Skool does not teach AI or crypto. Blue-Collar Biz Accelerator teaches landscapers, HVAC owners, and contractors how to run their businesses. The unglamorous niche is winning, because trades owners have real money and real problems, and almost nobody else is serving them well.

Below it, AI eats the rest. Five of the top ten are AI communities (automation, video, and agencies). If you want to see where attention and money are flowing this year, it is written right into this list.

The sharpest lesson is that traffic is not revenue. AI Video Bootcamp pulls a massive audience yet sits at number seven, while Blue-Collar earns the most on a fraction of the visits. High price and high intent beat raw volume almost every time on Skool.

Frequently asked questions

What is the highest-earning community on Skool?

Blue-Collar Biz Accelerator, run by Logan Sendle, at roughly $818,557 per month in tracked recurring revenue as of July 2026. It is a coaching community for home-service and trades business owners.

How is Skool community revenue tracked?

Skool's leaderboard tracks each community's recurring subscription revenue and ranks public communities by it. The figures are Skool's own tracked numbers, not self-reported.

Do you need a huge audience to make money on Skool?

No. The top earner does it with modest traffic. What matters more is a valuable niche, high intent, and a price that reflects the value, rather than sheer volume.

Which categories dominate the Skool leaderboard?

Money and Tech. Business and money-making communities take most of the top spots, and AI communities make up the bulk of the Tech entries.