Skool MRR Leaderboard: The First $1 Million Month

The Skool MRR leaderboard now has its first seven-figure community. Blue-Collar Biz Accelerator, run by Logan Sendle, is showing $1,000,380 in monthly recurring revenue from 824 members, making it the only community currently showing the Goat status emoji, which unlocks at $1,000,000, and the first we have ever recorded above seven figures a month. Second place sits at $727,190. Below is the live top ten, what each tier threshold means, and the finding that matters more than the record itself.

Who has the highest MRR on Skool?

Blue-Collar Biz Accelerator has the highest MRR on Skool at $1,000,380 per month. It is a coaching community for home-service and trades business owners, listed at $1,597 per month, with 824 members and 10 admins. It was created in May 2024, carries a 5.0 rating from 65 reviews, and the leaderboard's own growth column credits it with plus $166,102 of MRR. Full breakdown, updated to these figures: Blue-Collar Biz Accelerator.

Logan Sendle

Ran a landscape and hardscape company in Minnesota for seven years before selling it in May 2024. Now runs Blue-Collar Biz Accelerator, the first Skool community we have recorded at $1,000,000 in monthly recurring revenue.

The Skool MRR leaderboard top ten

Here is the current top ten by monthly recurring revenue, with member counts and listed prices pulled from each community's own about page on the same day. The right-hand column is revenue per member, which is where the interesting part is.

Revenue per member is MRR divided by total members. It is arithmetic on two published numbers, not a count of paying members, so it reads low wherever a group runs free entry with paid tiers.

What are the two opposite routes into the top ten?

There is no single winning shape. The two dominant strategies in the top ten arrive at similar revenue from opposite directions. Ranks one, two and three are small rooms at four-figure prices. Ranks five, six and ten are very large rooms at low or zero entry prices. Ranks seven, eight and nine sit between them.

Compare the extremes. Blue-Collar Biz Accelerator earns $1,000,380 from 824 people. AI Video Bootcamp earns $204,851 from 27,188 people, which is 33 times more members for one fifth of the revenue. Synthesizer Scaling is the sharpest version of the small-and-expensive route: 335 members producing $424,349, a higher revenue per member ($1,267) than the number one community itself.

The practical read for anyone pricing a Skool community: the two clearest routes are a high price defended by a narrow, high-value niche, or a very low price defended by enormous discovery traffic. Ranks seven, eight and nine prove a third route exists, a mid price at mid scale, but it is the thinnest of the three.

What is Blue-Collar's share of its own sticker price?

Blue-Collar Biz Accelerator collects $1,214 per member against a listed $1,597, which is 76% of the sticker price. That gap is normal and expected: it reflects legacy pricing, annual plans, comped seats, admins, and anyone inside on a lower tier. A share of sticker in the seventies is consistent with a roster paying close to list, but it cannot prove it. The member count also carries free trials, comped seats, admins and cancelled members with time still on the clock, so the same 76% could equally come from fewer people paying full price.

What do the Skool status emojis mean?

The status emoji beside an owner's name is set by their MRR, and the thresholds are published in the Skoolers community sidebar. There is now exactly one Goat.

A separate Fire emoji marks a 30-day activity streak rather than revenue, so an owner can carry both. This is why counting emojis is a poor way to count earners, and reading MRR directly is better. Thresholds as listed in the Skoolers community sidebar, read on 1 September 2026.

How much MRR does the leaderboard actually represent?

The top 100 communities on the Skool MRR leaderboard combine to $11,270,219 per month, an annual run rate of roughly $135 million. Thirty of the hundred are at or above $100,000 a month. The distribution is steep at the top and flat in the middle.

Number one is 1.38 times number two, but 19.5 times number one hundred, and takes 8.9% of the entire top-100 pool by itself. Between 50th and 100th the whole spread is about $19,000 a month, an average of under $400 between adjacent positions, so a single member on a high-ticket price can move a community up the table. See the wider picture in the highest-earning Skool community in every category.

Category leaders right now

Money is not just first, it is first by a factor of 3.5 over the next category leader. Nine of the global top ten are Money or Tech communities, and six of those nine are Money.

Frequently asked questions

What is the highest MRR on Skool?

$1,000,380 per month, held by Blue-Collar Biz Accelerator. It is the first Skool community to record over $1,000,000 in monthly recurring revenue, from 824 members at a listed $1,597 per month.

Who was the first person to hit $1 million MRR on Skool?

Logan Sendle, owner of Blue-Collar Biz Accelerator, a coaching community for home-service and trades business owners. He is currently the only holder of the Goat status emoji, which unlocks at $1,000,000 MRR.

How much MRR do you need to make the Skool leaderboard?

Around $51,382 per month to enter the top 100 at present, and roughly $70,286 to reach 50th. The bar moves constantly because the average gap between adjacent mid-table positions is under $400.

How is MRR calculated on Skool?

Skool bases MRR on the current status of each member. Anyone still inside a free trial contributes nothing, while a member whose card is failing continues to count until the retry period runs out. The complete rule set is in the Skool analytics dashboard.

Is the Skool MRR leaderboard public?

Yes. The MRR leaderboard is visible inside the Skoolers community, and each community's member count and listed price are on its public about page. That is where every figure on this page comes from. Our running rank-by-rank record is in the Skool Games leaderboard breakdown.

Does a high MRR mean high profit?

No. MRR is revenue before ad spend, staff, and Skool's own fees. Blue-Collar Biz Accelerator runs 10 admins, and several communities in this top ten spend heavily on paid traffic. Treat MRR as scale, not margin.

Updated September 2026. Every figure was read from the live Skool MRR leaderboard and from each community's own about page on 1 September 2026. Leaderboard positions and MRR change daily; revenue per member is MRR divided by total members and is not a count of paying subscribers.