Can I choose Premium as a beginner?
Yes. Premium includes all the Standard foundations, plus the extra training and unlocked guides. You can use those now. The calendar is written for faceless digital-business content; adapt its promotional details when you have an offer to put in them.
Does Premium write a new calendar every month?
Yes. Each month covers one Instagram content day and two Threads posts per day of that month. Hooks, captions, carousel copy, Story frames and Reel prompts are supplied. Weekly batches roll out across the end of the preceding month and the start of the covered month.
What do I still do with the Premium content?
Adapt offer mentions and brand details, generate your images and videos with the supplied prompts in your chosen tools, then publish. The membership supplies the training, written content and prompts; it does not manage or post to your accounts for you.
How does the free trial work?
Both memberships start with 7 days free on Skool. Come in, look around, use the prompts, take a training. If it isn't for you, leave from inside the app before the week is out.
How am I billed?
Both are subscriptions on Skool. Monthly, Standard is $9/month and Premium is $35/month, billed every month until you leave.
Is there an annual price?
Yes. Standard is $99/year and Premium is $297/year. Paying for the year costs less than twelve monthly payments.
How do I cancel?
From inside the Skool app, at any time. Both memberships are subscriptions you can leave whenever you like.
Is The Value Vault included in Standard?
No. The Value Vault is the guide collection, and Standard members buy the guides they want à la carte. The Premium Vault holds the same guides, every one already unlocked, and it comes with Premium. Two names, one set of guides; the difference is only how you pay for them.
Will I have to film myself for the Reels?
No. Every Reel in the Premium calendar comes with a start-frame and a motion prompt. You generate the still, drop it into your video tool and post it. Not your face, not your hands, not your desk.