Because membership areas are meant to bring people together. In my scenario it does the exact opposite (!). I will explain... I have one product in 3 different variations. So, I need one (1) single community with 3 products in it. 2 products are dripped content and one is a one time payment. One time payments are not possible. For this to happen, I must use an external payment gateway. So I asked questions and the answers I got were that I need 3 communities for that. That means splitting up one community into 3 communities. And that's the exact opposite of the purpose of a community: bringing people together. In my opinion, Skool is ready when it can: - Add more "classrooms", to offer multiple versions of a course or program, or just multiple courses. (As I said earlier in one of my posts: for me it's totally okay to pay for extra classrooms. But it's not okay to split the community up into multiple communities.) - Automatically assign the correct access to a certain course that is bought, or assign dripped content after each monthly payment. (in case of having multiple courses in your community) - Accept one time payments, besides subscriptions and assign access to whichever course you want. For example if you want to offer a high ticket product and give lifetime access. So my feeling is that Skool is not ready yet...

And make.com is cheaper than Zapier.

@Alexander M here's an interesting article about charm pricing: https://www.business.com/articles/will-charm-pricing-work-for-your-business/

@Sid Sahasrabuddhe & @Sam Ovens: after doing some more thinking, splitting up in 3 communities is a show stopper for me. Building a community is about bringing people together. Not dividing them over different communities. What I need is one single community with different classrooms. Just as in School. In each classroom you find a course. And each course has its own settings, like: - price - pay once or subscription - If subscription, drip on or off That would make Skool much better. So for now, I cannot use Skool as a place for my community and offer them different courses within that community. And it would be totally fine by me to pay for every extra classroom. But they must be in the same community.

Must be a bug... :-)

@Sid Sahasrabuddhe I have the same question, and it's not answered in your reply. :-) What we need is an email notification to the subscriber, that a next payment is upcoming. This adds to transparency and it might help to prevent chargebacks.