Automate scheduling, moderation, content creation, and digests with StickyHive. Native Skool integration built for how Skool actually works.
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Skool gives you a platform. But zero automation:
Time investment: 45-60 minutes per day × 7 days = 5-7 hours per week just on basic operations.
And that's if you only have one community.
What people try: Build complex Zapier workflows to automate posting.
Why it fails:
What people try: "I'll just log in every day and do it."
Why it fails:
What people try: Outsource daily posting to a VA.
Why it's expensive:
StickyHive gives you a complete automation suite for Skool:
Skool's reality: Zero native scheduling. Not "limited" - literally none. Every post requires you to log in and publish manually.
What StickyHive adds to Skool:
Why it matters: Skool's lack of scheduling is its biggest operational gap. This one feature saves 20-30 minutes/day → Learn how Skool scheduling works
Skool's reality: Single-feed design means every member post appears in the main feed. More visibility = more moderation needed.
Skool-specific moderation automation:
Time saved: 25-35 minutes per day on moderation (more for larger communities)
Skool's engagement: Skool communities thrive on daily discussions, not polished content. You need conversation starters, not blog posts.
Skool-optimized content automation:
Time saved: 30-60 minutes per week on "what should I post?" decisions
Skool's challenge: Fast-moving feeds mean members miss good content. Plus, you answer the same onboarding questions repeatedly.
Engagement automation for Skool:
Time saved: 4+ hours per week on digests, 2+ hours on repetitive answers
The Skool problem: Many course creators run multiple Skool communities (different cohorts, price tiers, or client communities). Skool has no multi-community features - each requires separate login.
Multi-Skool automation:
Essential for: Agencies managing client Skools, coaches with multiple cohorts → Multi-community management guide
| Task | Manual (Daily) | With StickyHive | Time Saved |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily posting | 20 min | 0 min (scheduled) | 20 min/day |
| Moderation review | 30 min | 5 min (AI flags) | 25 min/day |
| Content planning | 1 hour/week | 10 min/week (AI ideas) | 50 min/week |
| Weekly digest | 4 hours/week | 15 min/week (AI generates) | 3h 45min/week |
| Total Weekly Time Saved | 12-15 hours/week | ||
Your current Skool time investment:
Total: ~13 hours/week on Skool operations
With StickyHive: 13 hours → 1-2 hours/week
Value of 11 hours saved × $50/hour = $550/week saved
StickyHive cost: $29–$99/month = Pays for itself in 1-3 days
Note: Skool's complete lack of native automation means higher time savings compared to Circle or Mighty Networks.
| Feature | Manual Skool | Zapier Attempt | StickyHive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Post Scheduling | ❌ None | ⚠️ Complex setup | ✅ Native |
| Recurring Posts | ❌ Manual each time | ⚠️ Possible but complex | ✅ Set once, runs forever |
| Campaign Sequences | ❌ No | ❌ No | ✅ Multi-step campaigns |
| AI Moderation | ❌ Manual only | ❌ No | ✅ Real-time AI |
| Content Ideas | ❌ Your brain | ❌ No | ✅ AI-generated |
| Weekly Digests | ❌ 4 hours manual | ❌ No | ✅ 15 min AI |
| Multi-Community | Separate logins | Separate zaps | ✅ One dashboard |
| Setup Time | None | 10+ hours | 5 minutes |
| Reliability | 100% (if you remember) | 60-70% | 99.9% |
| Monthly Cost | $0 (your time) | $20-50 | $29–$99 |
| Best Solution | ✅ StickyHive | ||
Automate content drip, discussion prompts, and weekly summaries. Focus on teaching, not daily posting.
Manage 5-20 client Skool communities from one dashboard. Automated moderation and scheduling across all clients.
Run separate Skool communities for different cohorts. Automate consistent content and moderation across all groups.
Run your Skool community without it taking over your life. Automate the busywork, focus on high-value engagement.
No - Skool has zero automation. Unlike Circle or Mighty Networks (which have basic scheduling), Skool provides no scheduling, no automation triggers, no API, and no workflow tools. Everything is manual: you must log in daily to post, review every piece of content for moderation, and create digests from scratch. This is Skool's biggest operational gap, and it's why Skool community owners typically spend 45-60 minutes daily on basic operations.
Skool doesn't provide a public API, so Zapier has no official Skool integration. Any Skool-Zapier tutorials you find online use unreliable workarounds (custom webhooks, email parsing, etc.) that break when Skool updates their platform. We've seen users waste 10+ hours building Zapier workflows that fail within weeks. StickyHive uses maintained browser automation specifically designed for Skool's no-API environment.
StickyHive uses secure browser automation - the same actions you'd take manually, but scheduled and automated. You authenticate once, and StickyHive handles Skool's session management, page changes, and platform updates. This approach is more reliable than typical API integrations because it works exactly like a human user. We maintain the integration so your automation keeps working when Skool changes their interface.
Yes! Skool organizes content into categories (General, Wins, Questions, or your custom categories). When scheduling, you select which category your post goes to. You can schedule different posts to different categories as part of a content strategy - for example, "Monday Motivation" to General, "Share Your Wins" to Wins category every Friday.
Scheduled posts appear exactly like manually posted content to Skool's system. They show up in the activity feed, trigger notifications, and count toward engagement metrics just like any other post. Members and Skool's algorithm can't distinguish between manual and scheduled posts.
Yes - StickyHive supports Skool polls. Not all Skool automation tools do. Create your poll question and options in StickyHive, schedule the time, and it publishes as a native Skool poll with all voting functionality working normally.
StickyHive monitors your Skool feed in real-time. AI analyzes each post for spam, self-promotion, guideline violations, and negative sentiment. Flagged content appears in your moderation queue with the reason for flagging. You can also set up keyword alerts (like "refund" or competitor names). The Chrome extension shows flags directly when you're browsing Skool, so you can take action without leaving the platform.
Yes - this is where StickyHive shines for Skool. Skool has no multi-community features, so managing multiple communities means multiple logins and duplicated work. StickyHive's dashboard shows all your Skool communities in one place. Schedule one post to all 5 communities with a single click (or customize for each). See flagged content from all communities in one moderation queue. Essential for agencies and coaches with multiple cohorts.
If you're currently spending 45-60 minutes per day on:
Then it's time to automate with native Skool integration.
Not sure which platform is right for you? Read our Skool vs Circle vs Mighty Networks comparison.
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