Hey everybody, I just watched this video that talks about lifetime deals, and I was thinking how this would also applies to our Skool communities. I might actually use these insights in the future (after I test out and see how the subscription model works). ➡️ Here's the summary: "I Made +$160K Selling SaaS Lifetime Deals" ⚫ The Bold Move That Changed Everything A SaaS founder broke the conventional wisdom by offering lifetime deals (LTDs) for his products, resulting in a 56% increase in revenue despite widespread warnings from other founders that this approach is "unsustainable" and "a race to the bottom." ⚫ The Success Story Founders Deck Bundle: A lifetime offer providing access to 4 SaaS tools (social media, AI support, link tracking, and graphics design) plus 2 future tools for a one-time payment of $799. ⚫ Results so far: - ~230 buyers - $160,000+ in total revenue - Net positive impact on subscriber base (+5 new subscribers) Previous Experience with Lifetime Deals - Feed Hive on AppSumo (2022): Top 5 bestselling product, $300,000+ revenue, 5,000+ lifetime users - Link Drip pre-sales: Many users still active 3 years later - Extensive data and insights from thousands of lifetime deal customers ⚫ Common Objections Debunked Myth 1: "Lifetime users never churn" Reality: Lifetime users DO churn for the same reasons as subscribers: - Business closure - Outgrowing the solution - Switching to agencies with different tools - Moving to new solutions Key insight: When accounting for "Jonathan users" (buyers who never actually use the product), lifetime users often churn faster than subscribers. Myth 2: "It's financially unsustainable" Reality: With proper pricing, it takes 37 years before Founders Deck users would become net negative investments. Myth 3: "It will destroy your subscriber base" Reality: Only 4.5% of Founders Deck buyers were existing subscribers, and the campaign actually netted +5 new subscribers overall.

@Marcin Hakemer-Fernandez . I just started $9 community. I am attaching the screenshot of 60-second intro video. I guess it's the default skool video. In $9 plan, I can't "Access" plug-ins. Is it possible to download this video or access this video so I can use it in my community? (Check screenshot)

Let's see the difference between these two plans. You can check them out here. I already wrote about it here, but I'm creating a separate post, just because this is a pretty big thing. The 9 dollar plan is a bit limited: - No affiliate feature or auto affiliate attribution (but you can still be an affiliate with your affiliate link. - No pro plugins - 10% transaction - Suggested communities in sidebar How to downgrade: Group settings -> Billing -> Manage Subscription -> Change Plan Get your Free 14-day Skool trial here. ✴️ Updates: - Live streaming for both the $9 hobby plan and the $99 pro plan. Video Highlights: Main Topics: - School $9 hobby plan vs $99 pro plan comparison - Transaction fees breakdown (10% vs 2.9%) - Break-even analysis at $1,200 monthly revenue - Custom URL benefits and availability - Affiliate program limitations on hobby plan - Plugin restrictions and feature differences - "Powered by School" branding on lower tier - Auto-attribution changes for referrals Key Features Discussed: - Unlimited members and courses on both plans - Admin limitations (1 vs unlimited) - Suggested communities in sidebar - Auto-DM functionality - Onboarding video capabilities - Zapier integration - Meta pixel tracking - Instant membership approvals - Webhooks access Decision Factors: - Revenue threshold for plan switching - Professional branding needs - Affiliate marketing requirements - Automation preferences - Custom domain importance Disclaimer: all links are referral links.