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Points for showing up, levels for sticking around, badges for standing out, and leaderboards that keep it all competitive. The engagement loop that keeps members logging in, tunable from your admin panel, on source code you bought once. Full accountability challenges live in their own module.

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Posts, comments, likes, lessons, quiz passes, event attendance, check-ins, and daily logins all earn.
You decide what a comment is worth in your community.
Members climb as points accrue, and you name the ladder.
Login streaks with milestone bonuses reward consistency.
Hand one out or set criteria and let it award itself.
All-time and time-windowed boards keep competition fresh.
Daily check-ins, streaks, phases, and prizes live on the dedicated challenges page.
Every point a member earned, logged and inspectable.
A closer look

Points, streaks, and levels roll up into a podium and a full ranked table. Members can see exactly where they stand and what it takes to climb.

Points and levels run all year in the background. When you want a push, the dedicated challenges module layers on daily check-ins, streaks, and prizes as a focused sprint.
The math
Skool prices as publicly listed July 2026, verify before you rely on them. Either way the rent never ends, and the cut scales with your success.
How It Works
Decide what each action earns, per your community's culture.
Points, streaks, and badges track themselves.
All-time and windowed boards surface momentum.
Phases, check-ins, streaks, and prizes when you want a push.
Gamification is why creators tolerate Skool at $99 a month plus 2.9% of every member payment, or $9 a month plus a 10% cut on the Hobby tier. The mechanics are not magic. They are software, and this platform ships all of them, points, levels, streaks, badges, and leaderboards, then goes past Skool with multi-phase challenges, completion and ranking prizes, and coaching programs.
To be fair about what Skool does better, it has a discovery marketplace and a zero-setup hosted start. If those are worth $1,188 a year to you, Skool is the right call. If not, the math is short. Skool Pro over five years is $5,940 plus fees. This whole platform is $399 once.
The engagement loop is yours to tune, because the code that runs it is yours to keep.

FAQ
Feature for feature it covers Skool's loop, points, levels, streaks, and leaderboards, and adds things Skool does not have, like multi-phase challenges, completion and ranking prizes, and automatic criteria-based badges. What Skool has that we do not is a discovery marketplace and a hosted zero-setup start. If those are worth $1,188 a year to you, Skool is the right call. If not, this is $399 once.
Yes. Point values are admin settings, not code. Make comments worth more than likes, reward event attendance heavily, or turn a category off entirely. There is also a full audit trail of every point earned.
Yes. Challenges support entry payments through your own Stripe account, along with prizes for completion and final rankings.
Challenges run as shared cohorts with a participant leaderboard, and multi-phase challenges with scheduled check-ins keep long runs structured.
Badges you define with criteria, awarded by the platform the moment a member meets them. You can still hand out manual badges when you want the personal touch.
Adaptive challenge prompts are prompts you write per challenge day, so each day can speak to where participants actually are. No AI key is involved; the separate Ask AI assistant is what uses your own API key.
The license is $399 once. After that you pay your own hosting and the accounts the platform runs on, which for a typical community lands in the tens of dollars a month, not hundreds. There is no per-member fee and no cut of your revenue.
Want the step-by-step version? Read the full feature breakdown in the docs.

One-time payment. No subscriptions. No per-member fees.
Secure checkout via Stripe. Your license key is emailed instantly.
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