If you want a Skool-style community where members can pay in crypto, Anyza Club is built for that. You get a feed, chat, courses with quizzes and certificates, events, videos and paid memberships, and members pay you directly: USDC, USDT, Bitcoin or Lightning to your own wallet, or by card on your own payment link. Anyza takes 0% of what you earn, and a new community runs on the free monthly credits.
Anyza Club and Skool side by side
| Anyza Club | Skool Hobby | Skool Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly fee | None. You use credits: a public community costs 1 credit a day (about US$ 0.30 a month) | US$ 9 | US$ 99 |
| Fee on each membership | 0% | 10% | 2.9% |
| Members pay in crypto | Yes: USDC, USDT, Bitcoin or Lightning, straight to your wallet | No | No |
| Members pay by card | Yes, on your own payment link (for example Whop) | Yes | Yes |
| Courses, quizzes and certificates | Yes | Courses, no certificates | Courses, no certificates |
| Automatic translation into 11 languages | Yes | No | No |
| Installable app with your community's name | Yes, included | No | No |
| Events with tickets | Yes, with Anyza Events | Calendar | Calendar |
Skool prices are from Skool's public pricing in October 2026. Card processing on a payment link is charged by the link provider, not by Anyza.
What it costs on Anyza Club
Everything runs on Anyza credits. One credit is one US cent. Every account starts with 1,000 welcome credits and gets up to 100 more each month while it is active.
- A public community uses 1 credit a day; a private one uses 2. That is about 30 to 60 credits a month, which the monthly bonus covers.
- When you sell memberships, the cost grows with you: 1 extra credit a day for every 10 subscribers, plus 1 a day for each kind of subscriber-only area (topics, chat rooms, lessons).
- With 100 subscribers paying US$ 20 a month (US$ 2,000), your community costs about US$ 6 a month in credits. On Skool Hobby the same community pays US$ 9 plus 10%, about US$ 209; on Skool Pro, US$ 99 plus 2.9%, about US$ 157.
Members never pay Anyza anything. Joining a community is always free; the subscription is between the member and you.
How members pay you
You choose one or both ways:
- Crypto through Anyza Pay. The member pays straight to your wallet in USDC or USDT on Solana, Bitcoin or Lightning, depending on what your wallet accepts. Access opens as soon as the payment shows up on the network. Anyza never receives or holds the money.
- Card on your payment link. Connect your Whop and access opens on its own after each payment, renewal or cancellation. With PayPal and other links, the member taps "I paid" and you confirm with one click.
You can offer up to three plans (for example Basic, VIP and Black), each with its own price and duration and its own topics, chat rooms, courses and events.
What you get in a community
- Feed and topics with posts, comments and likes.
- Chat rooms and direct messages between members.
- Courses with modules, lessons, quizzes, scheduled lessons, a public course page and a completion certificate with a QR code.
- Events and live streams, free or with tickets through Anyza Events.
- Video library, clips and files, organized in folders.
- Points, nine levels and a ranking, so members are rewarded for taking part.
- A store with your Market listings and members-only items.
- Automatic translation: members read and write in their own language, in 11 languages.
- Telegram and Discord groups shown in the community, open to everyone or only to members.
How to move a community from Skool
- Create your community at anyza.club with your Anyza account. Any account with a confirmed email can have up to 10 communities.
- Set up the About page, cover, welcome video and topics. Rebuild your courses module by module.
- Create your plans and connect how you get paid: your wallet, Anyza Pay or your card payment link.
- Send your members the invite link. They join with an Anyza account, for free.
The step-by-step guide with screenshots is in Create and set up a community.
Common questions
Is Anyza Club free?
Starting is free in practice. A public community uses about 30 credits a month and every active account gets up to 100 credits a month, on top of 1,000 when it signs up. You pay only when the community grows: 1 extra credit a day for every 10 subscribers.
Can members pay for a community with Bitcoin?
Yes, when the owner's Anyza Pay wallet accepts Bitcoin: members pay on-chain or over Lightning, straight to the owner's wallet. USDC and USDT on Solana work the same way, and the owner can also accept cards through their own payment link.
Does Anyza take a percentage of my memberships?
No. Anyza takes 0% of memberships, course sales and tickets. You pay only for the service, in credits.
Who holds the money if a member asks for a refund?
You do. Payments go directly from the member to you, so refunds are also between the member and you. Anyza never holds anyone's money.
Can I sell a course without a monthly subscription?
Yes. A course can be part of a plan or sold on its own, and it can have a public page that anyone can find on Google.
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