Soul by Scott Haug: 584 Members, $49/Month, $21,733 MRR

Soul is Scott Haug's $49-a-month Skool community for manifestation and what the page calls Soul-led healing, and it is the oldest of the five Spirituality rooms we measured on 2 September 2026. Created on 19 February 2023, it was three and a half years old that day, holding 584 members, 8,345 posts and 944 modules across 18 courses. It earns $21,733.17 a month, or 75.9% of what 584 members at $49 would produce.

944 modules for 584 people is the number to sit with. That is 1.62 recorded modules per member, the deepest per-member library in this batch, narrowly ahead of This World Is A Simulation at 1.29, and it is what three and a half years of continuous publishing looks like when nothing is ever retired.

Who is Scott Haug?

Scott Haug is the founder and owner of Soul, listed on Skool in Rochester, New York. His Skool bio reads "I help people reconnect with their Soul. Deep spiritual, consciousness, and manifestation work. Worked with 2,500+ clients over 10+ years." The community's about page states 3,000+ clients over the same period. Both figures are published by the business on the same day and we reproduce both without reconciling them.

Scott Haug

Founder of Soul. His Skool profile states "I help people reconnect with their Soul. Deep spiritual, consciousness, and manifestation work. Worked with 2,500+ clients over 10+ years", with a listed location of Rochester, New York. He created the community on 19 February 2023 and is one of its two admins; his profile and the community page are the only sources used for this card. The about page's separate claims, including a stated role as a top ten coach for Bob Proctor and 45+ plant medicine ceremonies, are the community's own statements and are not verified here.

What does the Soul about page sell?

A system, then a credential stack. It is the only page in this batch that names its price, its refund window and its founder's background in the copy itself rather than leaving them to the join button. The about copy below is reproduced as it appears on the page, with emoji swapped for plain-text markers. The numbered markers are ours. Hover any of them for our reading of what that line is doing.

Why 944 modules is a retention asset, not a content problem

Because a member who has not finished the library has not finished the subscription. 18 courses containing 944 modules is 52 modules per course, and at 584 members that is 1.62 modules for every single person in the room. No member is ever going to reach the end.

That matters more in this category than in most. A manifestation membership has no external finish line, no exam and no certificate that makes it over, so the thing preventing cancellation is either a weekly appointment or an unfinished shelf. Soul has both: a weekly coaching Q&A and a shelf nobody can empty. The 30-day MRR change of +$305.00, a gain of about 1.4%, is what a room in that state looks like. It is not growth, it is a plateau being held, which after three and a half years is a result in itself.

The left column and the middle column move together, which is the least surprising finding here: libraries accumulate. The interesting column is the right-hand one. The three rooms under two and a half years old carry every large movement in the batch, in both directions, while the oldest room moves by $305. Age buys stability and costs you upside.

Reading the revenue against the sticker

$21,733.17 against 584 members at $49 is 75.9% of the sticker figure, the second highest share in this batch behind This World Is A Simulation's 81.7%. Skool's own about-page data reports three membership products with a price on only one, so the two above it stay unpriced here and the 75.9% should be read as a floor rather than a coverage rate.

Listed traffic is 3,525, the second lowest in this batch ahead only of This World Is A Simulation at 2,586, and it converts to $6.17 of MRR per listed visitor, the second highest ratio in the batch. Skool prints the visitor count without stating what period it covers, so that is one published number divided by another and not a conversion rate. It is still worth noticing that Soul earns 60% of Harmony's revenue on 13% of its listed traffic.

The one line here worth stealing

Publish the exit next to the price. Almost nothing else on this page is copyable without three and a half years of back catalogue, but the decision to state "$49/mo with a 7-day money back guarantee" inside the about copy, rather than leaving the price to the button, is available to anybody today.

In a category where the buyer's first instinct is that they are about to be taken, naming the refund window before asking for the click removes the objection at the point it forms. It is the same instinct behind the free trial that Angel Archetype Society and Harmony both run, arrived at by a different route. The wider question of which reassurance device fits which price point is in how to price a Skool community, and how to write the page around it is in our Skool about page guide.

Frequently asked questions

What is Soul by Scott Haug on Skool?

Soul is a private paid Skool community founded by Scott Haug, teaching manifestation, healing and what the page calls reality recoding. It costs $49 a month with a stated 7-day money back guarantee. On 2 September 2026 it held 584 members, 2 admins, 8,345 posts and 18 courses across 944 modules, ranking 6th in Skool's Spirituality category and 285th globally with $21,733.17 in MRR.

How much does Scott Haug's Soul community cost?

$49 a month, stated both on the join button and in the about copy, with the page advertising a 7-day money back guarantee rather than a free trial. Skool's own about-page data reports three membership products with a price on one of them, so two paid levels exist whose cost is not shown. Certification and coaching opportunities are named as inclusions but their terms are not published on the about page.

How old is the Soul community?

It was created on 19 February 2023, making it about 3 years and 6 months old on 2 September 2026 and the oldest of the five Spirituality communities we measured that day. Age shows up in the library: 944 modules across 18 courses, which is 1.6 modules for every member of the room.

Is Soul the same as Scott Haug's Manifestation Accelerator?

They are searched together but they are not the same listing. This article measures only the Skool community at skool.com/scotthaugofficial, which displays as Soul, costs $49 a month and reports three membership products with two prices undisclosed. We have not measured any programme sold under a different name elsewhere and make no claims about one.

What does Soul's 5.0 rating from 20 reviews mean?

Skool states that its Reviews system prompts paying members automatically after roughly thirty days and shows how long each reviewer had been a member when they wrote, so every review comes from a verified paying customer. Twenty reviews is a larger sample than most rooms in this category carry, though it still represents about 3.4% of the 584 members. How the feature works, including what is now public on about pages, is in our Skool Reviews explainer.

Why is Soul growing only 1.4% a month when newer rooms grow 30%?

Because it is three and a half years into the same niche. The 30-day MRR change was +$305.00 on a base of about $21,428, while Angel Archetype Society, thirteen months old, added $10,408.00 in the same window. Older rooms in a fixed niche tend toward flat revenue with low volatility; newer rooms in the same category swing hard in both directions.