Every paid community on Whop and Skool, counted from the product page: who pays, what it costs, what the pitch claims. Free for every category. Done for you when you want it.
The listing's number is the company's, shared by every product it sells. The product page carries the community's own. The clipping report
3,502 Whop hubs, one square each, largest listing first. The green ones sell a paid community whose count we read from its product page.
$400 a month, 30% to affiliates, 1 paying today (email marketing). Whop pays on renewals while the subscriber stays.
3 apps in the hub; the newest activity on any of them is 2026-02-13. A member count does not decay when the community does.
A hub younger than four months in video editing, selling without a video. New entrants are the fastest read on what a category still rewards.
4 reviews shown on the $15 room's page, 0 to 173 days after buying, 5 stars. Tenure is the number a star rating hides.
The listing shows 56,736. The product page shows 1,420 paying members — 3% of the number a buyer sees first.
The listing shows 597. The product page shows 185 paying members — 31% of the number a buyer sees first. Pays 30% to affiliates.
TSA Community Access (options alerts group). The hub number is the free tier; the paid community is 5 people. Reviews and stars on the listing belong to the hub, not the community.
1:1 Coaching - 3 Months (influencer). The hub number is the free tier; the paid community is 1 person. Reviews and stars on the listing belong to the hub, not the community.
110 have someone speaking for at least 30 seconds at 40 words a minute or more; 13 are music over footage; 68 are loops. "Has a video" is not a signal. "Has a pitch" is.
The longest sales video we have transcribed this month. The seller hides the member count.
Poke Alertscollectibles
Dropzone Discord Access - Australiacollectibles
TCG NOTIFY⚡🇦🇺collectibles
Lunch Money Membershipreselling
TCGTRACKERcollectibles
Hidden FilesresellingProduct pages read 2026-09-15. Every row opens the community's page here. A count in green was read from the community's own product page; the struck number is what its listing shows. Trading and betting communities are counted and never linked.
The biggest paid communities charge less. The top 150 by paying members average $116 a month; the other 536 average $203.
Review volume separates the winners; stars do not. The top decile carries 526 reviews on average against 30, at 4.72 stars against 4.77.
Almost every paid community pays partners, and pays them on every renewal. Only 23% sell with a video, and of the 191 videos we transcribed, 81 say nothing or run under thirty seconds.
See where your community stands in its family:
Send us the community. Within a week you get the diagnosis, free, because it is a query: your community against the top decile of its category on price, trial, video, upstream channel, partner share and count. If the gap is one we can close, the package is fixed and monthly, suppliers are billed at the index's own rates, and the ledger of views, clicks, joins and paying members is on a page you can show anyone, every week.
How the growth team worksBecause it is the company's count, shared by every product the company sells, and most of those are free to join. The product page carries the community's own paying count. Across 1,493 paid communities we have read, the median paid community holds 3.5% of the number its listing shows; 470 are empty and 381 have ten members or fewer.
We read the product page, not the listing: the paying count, the price and billing period, the trial, the partner share, the sales video (191 transcribed so far) and the reviews with the number of days after purchase they were written (19,224 reviews, 75 days on average). Every number on this site carries the date it was read and links to the page it came from.
Signals, alerts, picks or investment advice. Trading and betting communities are counted like every other community and are never linked; nothing on this site earns from them.
97% of paid Whop communities pay a partner, 28% of each subscription on average, for as long as the member stays. The share shown beside a community is its own program, read from its product page. We show it so an operator can see what the winners pay and a partner can see what a referral is worth.