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The free Skool community I would join first is AI Money Lab, and I should tell you straight away that it is my own.
It costs nothing to join, and its public about page showed a Free label and 93.3k members on 14 October 2026.
Below it are five more free communities I verified on the same day.
Then I show you how to turn the free lessons inside any of them into work your AI agents can repeat.
Here is the list first, because that is what you searched for.
| # | Free Skool community | Run by | Topic | Label on 14 Oct 2026 | Members shown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | AI Money Lab (mine) | Julian Goldie | AI, AI agents and AI SEO | Free | 93.3k |
| 2 | AI Automation Society | Nate Herk | AI automation and Claude Code | Free | 470.4k |
| 3 | AI Automation Agency Hub | Morningside Education | AI agencies | Free | 336.1k |
| 4 | Skoolers | Sam Ovens | Building a Skool community | Free | 152.5k |
| 5 | Synthesizer | Andrew Kirby | Teaching on Skool | Free | 47.1k |
| 6 | Unison Producer Growth Hub | Unison | Music production | Free | 49.8k |
Every label and member figure in that table comes from the group's own public Skool about page on 14 October 2026.
My own community is first because this is my list, and I would rather say so than pretend to be neutral.
I have not taken the lessons inside the other five groups, so I only repeat what their public pages state.
These are the exact steps I would follow today.
Open the about page of AI Money Lab or any other group in the table.
Check that the page still shows a Free label, because an owner can change the price.
Create a Skool account with your email, or log in if you already have one.
One Skool account works for every community you join.
A private group has to accept you before you can see what is inside.
My own group is private, and so are Skoolers, Synthesizer and Unison Producer Growth Hub.
Start with the welcome or start-here course, and do not skip ahead.
Tell people what you are trying to build, because a clear goal gets better replies.
Skool is a platform where a creator runs a community and a course in one place.
A free Skool community is a Skool group that charges its members nothing.
You get the same parts as a paid group, and here is how I use each one with an Agent OS.
| Part of Skool | What it is | What I feed to my agents from it |
|---|---|---|
| Classroom | It holds the free courses in modules and lessons. | I turn each lesson into written steps an agent can follow. |
| Community | It is the feed of questions, wins and updates. | I save the best answers as notes in my shared memory. |
| Calendar | It lists live events such as calls. | I bring one broken agent task to a call and take the fix back. |
| Map | It shows where members are in the world. | I use it to find people nearby, which no agent can do for me. |
Most groups also have Members, Leaderboards and About tabs.
The About tab is public, and it shows the Free label, the member count and the owner before you join.
Some groups are public, which means anyone can read the feed, and other groups are private.
🔥 Want the exact free Skool communities and the Agent OS setup I run inside my Agent OS?
Inside the AI Profit Boardroom you get the installable Agent OS, step-by-step video tutorials, four coaching calls a week and 3,400+ members building real automations.
The page says the training comes as video, audio, PDF and a printable version.
It is the right first step if you have never used an AI agent.
Nate Herk runs AI Automation Society, and it is a public group.
Its about page lists free Claude Code skills, GitHub repos, resource guides and 100+ n8n templates.
It also describes a 7-day challenge to build an AI executive assistant.
Morningside Education runs AI Automation Agency Hub, and the team says it also runs an AI agency called Morningside AI.
Its about page lists step-by-step resources, templates and playbooks.
Sam Ovens runs Skoolers, and the page calls it a private club for Skool owners.
It lists community-building training, weekly news calls, a member map and meetups.
Andrew Kirby runs Synthesizer, and the page says it helps educators use Skool.
It lists the Synthesizer Roadmap course and weekly Skool growth coaching calls, and both are marked free.
The Unison Producer Growth Hub is a free group for music producers.
Its about page lists five hours of free course videos plus free samples and project templates.
I included it to show that a free Skool community does not have to be about AI.
The old way was to join a free group, save twenty posts and never open them again.
The new way is to turn every useful lesson into something an agent can run without you.
An Agent OS is a dashboard that runs several AI agents under one shared memory, and my AI Agent OS guide shows how mine works.
This is the loop I recommend.
| Step | What you do | What your agent does |
|---|---|---|
| Learn | You watch one free lesson in the Classroom. | It waits, because you are learning the method first. |
| Write | You write the method as plain numbered steps. | It saves those steps as a reusable skill. |
| Run | You hand it one real task. | It follows the steps and returns a first result. |
| Fix | You mark what was wrong. | It updates the skill with your corrections. |
| Share | You post the result in the Community. | It does nothing, because feedback from people is the point. |
The loop works with any agent, and a lesson that becomes a saved skill keeps paying you back.
If Hermes is your main agent, my guide to the best UI for Hermes Agent shows where those skills live on screen.
You can also watch what your agents are doing from one screen, which I cover in Hermes Agent dashboards.
A free group is most useful when you leave with something you can reuse.
| Free Skool community | What its about page lists | How that could feed an Agent OS |
|---|---|---|
| AI Money Lab | It lists 200+ ChatGPT SEO prompts, 1,000+ n8n workflows and free AI courses. | A prompt can become a saved skill, and a workflow can become a scheduled job. |
| AI Automation Society | It lists Claude Code skills, GitHub repos and 100+ n8n templates. | A Claude Code skill is already in a format a coding agent can load. |
| AI Automation Agency Hub | It lists templates and playbooks for AI agencies. | A playbook can become a checklist that an agent runs for each client. |
| Skoolers | It lists training on starting and growing a community. | The training can become your own community launch plan. |
| Synthesizer | It lists the Synthesizer Roadmap course. | A roadmap can become a weekly task list for a planning agent. |
The middle column is what each page lists, and the last column is my own suggestion for using it.
I have not tested the third-party files, so please read anything you download before you run it.
That advice matters most for code, because an agent will do exactly what a script tells it to do.
🔥 Want the exact free Skool communities and the Agent OS setup I run inside my Agent OS?
Inside the AI Profit Boardroom you get the installable Agent OS, step-by-step video tutorials, four coaching calls a week and 3,400+ members building real automations.
Skool has a public directory at skool.com/discovery, and you can browse it without an account.
The page has category tabs for Trending, Hobbies, Music, Money, Spirituality, Tech, Health, Sports, Self-improvement and Relationships.
The Filter button offers Type, Price and Language options.
When you set Price to Free, the page lists free groups only.
Each card shows the group's name, a short description, the member count and either a Free label or a monthly price.
A star rating appears on the card when a group has reviews.
Joining a free group costs nothing, but creating a group is a separate question.
I read Skool's pricing page on 14 October 2026, and this is exactly what it shows.
| What Skool's pricing page shows | Hobby | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $9 a month | $99 a month |
| Transaction fee | 10% | 2.9% |
| Members, courses, videos and live calls | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Button | Try for free | Try for free |
The page's own description says you can get started for $9 a month with a 14-day free trial and cancel anytime.
The yearly option on the page is labelled as two months free.
I did not see a permanently free creator plan on that page.
So you can open a community free for the trial, and it becomes a paid plan afterwards.
You can still let members in for free, which is how every group in my table works.
Skool can change its prices, so please check the page yourself before you decide.
These are general checks, and they are not aimed at any group named above.
Everything above is free, and this section is the paid step.
The AI Profit Boardroom is my paid community, and it has 3,400+ members.
It runs four coaching calls a week, so you can bring a broken agent and get help live.
The classroom includes my installable Agent OS, which is not available as a public download.
It also has courses on Hermes Agent, Grok Bot, DeepSeek Harness, Claude Opus 5.5 and Jev AI.
FatRank named it the #1 AI community after testing 27 communities.
It is paid, and the current price is on its about page.
My honest advice is to start in the free group and move up when you want the Agent OS and faster answers.
I compare free and paid groups side by side in my best Skool courses guide.
If you need a free course to pair with the community, my best free AI agent course guide lists the ones I recommend.
My guide to learning AI agents for free gives you a longer path.
My pick is AI Money Lab, which is my own community and showed a Free label and 93.3k members on 14 October 2026. The other free groups I verified that day are AI Automation Society, AI Automation Agency Hub, Skoolers, Synthesizer and Unison Producer Growth Hub.
It is free to join any group whose about page shows a Free label. Paid groups show their price on the same page, and one Skool account works for every community.
Open Skool's public discovery page, press the Filter button and set the Price option to Free. You can also choose a category tab such as Tech, Money or Music.
Skool's pricing page showed a Hobby plan at $9 a month and a Pro plan at $99 a month on 14 October 2026, and its description mentions a 14-day free trial. I did not see a permanently free creator plan, so it is free for the trial and paid afterwards.
You watch a free lesson, write the method as plain steps, save those steps as a skill and let an agent run them on a real task. Then you post the result in the community for feedback.
The installable Agent OS is inside the AI Profit Boardroom, which is my paid community with 3,400+ members and four coaching calls a week. AI Money Lab is the free place to start.
Join one group, finish one course and turn one lesson into a skill your agents can run again.
That habit is how you get lasting value from a free Skool community.
About Julian
I'm Julian Goldie, an AI entrepreneur, SEO expert and the founder of the AI Profit Boardroom, which has 3,400+ members.
I help business owners scale with AI agents, automation and SEO.
My YouTube channel has 400,000+ subscribers, and I run Goldie Agency, a seven-figure SEO agency.
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