Travel Wealth Group Reviews

Intuitive and easy-to-use interface that enhances member engagement and reduces support needs, suitable even for non-tech-savvy users.

High engagement rates due to gamification features like points, levels, leaderboards, and streaks that motivate community participation.

Unlimited live streaming available even on the basic $9/month plan, supporting webinars and events.

Course creation with drip content and native video hosting including captions, timestamps, and HD quality.

Mobile apps for iOS and Android allow learning and interaction on the go.

Community-focused platform that keeps members in a distraction-free environment, fostering deeper connections and trust.

Simple and transparent pricing with no confusing tiers.

Subscription and one-off course sales enable monetization of content and memberships.

Single sign-on (SSO) for managing multiple groups easily.

Calendar and event scheduling with member-level access control.

Community Support: A supportive environment for members to achieve personal and financial growth through travel and entrepreneurship.

Exclusive Membership: The group is private, requiring registration as a business partner to join.

Networking Opportunities: With over 1,600 members, it provides a platform for networking and collaboration among like-minded individuals.

Focus on Financial Growth: Emphasis on achieving financial freedom through travel-related business ventures.

Dynamic Community Hub: Private spaces for interaction and discussion.

Seamless Course Hosting: Integration of courses and community content.

Gamification: Points and level systems to motivate member engagement.

Event Scheduling: Built-in calendar for managing live meetings and webinars.

Limited advanced course features: lacks quizzes, certificates, and detailed student progress tracking.

No built-in email marketing, sales funnels, or marketing automation, requiring external tools like ConvertKit or Zapier.

Limited integrations with popular platforms, making automation and customization more complex.

Minimal community organization tools and limited branding/customization options.

No native livestreaming feature (contradictory reports exist, but some reviews note its absence).

Exposure to other courses on the platform may distract members.

Allegations of pyramid scheme usage: Some critics argue Skool is used by coaches as a recruitment-based revenue model rather than purely for education, raising concerns about its business model.

No physical products or tangible services offered, focusing mainly on coaching and paid groups.

Basic course builder may not meet needs of users requiring robust educational tools.