Wealthy Welder Club Skool: Kenny Stew's $22 Price Lock

The Wealthy Welder Club is about to run a live test of price-lock marketing, because Kenny Stew's $22-a-month Skool community says the price jumps to $44 at 400 members and it showed 385 on 6 November 2026, so only 15 more joiners stand between today's rate, locked for life, and double the price.

It is a neat small case: a career community for one trade, selling money rather than metalwork, with a member count as its deadline.

How does the 400-member price lock work?

Anyone joining before 400 members keeps $22 a month for life, and the price then rises to $44, as stated in the tier: "join today and lock in $22/mo for life". The two numbers make the arithmetic easy to feel.

A member-count deadline is more believable than a date, because anyone can see the number moving. At the average pace since creation, about 1.1 members a day over 353 days, 15 members would take about two weeks. Growth is rarely even, so treat that as a rough guide only. Our pricing guide covers raises like this.

For the owner, the same step changes the ceiling. At 400 members, $22 would give at most $8,800 a month. Every later member pays twice that, while early ones stay on the lower rate. Today's ceiling is $8,470, the 385 members at $22.

What does the community sell to welders?

It sells a welding career as a financial plan, with more income first and wealth second. The page sorts its promises into six lines, and only one is about getting better at welding.

• Make more money: welding jobs, career moves and business strategies
• Become a better welder: weld test tutorials, cheat sheets and training
• Build wealth: financial education, investing and real estate
• Save money: gear discounts, IHG hotel savings and Hertz rental car perks
• Build connections: a nationwide network of welders and industry people
• Direct access: Kenny Stew's personal phone number

A welding resume builder, a job board, business blueprints and weekly live calls round it out. People searching for the highest paying welding jobs are the obvious audience, and the job board speaks directly to them.

That is why the slogan works so well: "We're not just building better welders. We're building WEALTHY welders." The same move worked in a different trade at Wealthy Plumber, and it treats a craftsperson as someone with a career and a balance sheet.

Who is Kenny Stew?

He is the owner, and his claim to the audience's trust is what he earns as a welder.

Could the perks pay for the membership?

They could for a welder who travels, since $22 a month is $264 a year and hotel, rental car and gear discounts all draw on regular work expenses. We don't know the discount levels, because the page doesn't state them, so ask for them. The test is simple: do the perks and any job lead beat $264 a year?

Then there is the phone number. "Get Kenny Stew's personal phone number" is the boldest line on the page. For 385 members paying $22, that is a powerful and very human offer. It is also the promise most likely to strain as the group grows. Ask how quickly he answers.

The community does appear busy, with 3,238 posts or about 8.4 per member. Our job seekers guide lists it among the blue-collar rooms in that category.

What should a welder check before joining?

Check the job board first, as it's the most direct route to making the fee back. Ask how many jobs are posted, in which regions, and how often they are refreshed. Then look at weld test material for your process and code, since a general tutorial may not match the test you face.

The investing and real estate material needs more care. Treat it as education, and take decisions about your own money to a qualified adviser. The "for life" lock is also worth confirming, including what happens if you cancel and rejoin.

Wealthy Welder Club FAQ

What is The Wealthy Welder Club?

It is Kenny Stew's Skool community for welders, offering a job board, weld test help, a resume builder, weekly live calls, financial education and travel and gear perks.

How much does The Wealthy Welder Club cost?

Skool displayed $22 a month on 6 November 2026. A tier states that the price rises to $44 at 400 members and that earlier joiners keep $22 for life.

Who is Kenny Stew?

He is the owner of the community. His bio calls him a 1% top earning welder in America, which is his own claim and which we have not verified.

Does The Wealthy Welder Club help welders find jobs?

The page advertises an exclusive job board and career guidance. Ask how many openings it carries and in which regions before you rely on it.

How many members until the price goes up?

The community showed 385 members on 6 November 2026, leaving 15 before the stated 400-member rise. Check the current count on the page.