P.SKOOL.COM on your bank statement may relate to Skool, which is listed in the Online Learning category. Skool (skool.com) is an online community and course platform used by creators and educators to run paid membership communities. When you subscribe to a Skool community, the charge appears on your bank statement as "p.skool.com" — a unique support URL linked to that specific community.
P.SKOOL.COM may relate to Skool, which is listed in the Online Learning category.
Skool (skool.com) is an online community and course platform used by creators and educators to run paid membership communities. When you subscribe to a Skool community, the charge appears on your bank statement as "p.skool.com" — a unique support URL linked to that specific community. The amount varies depending on the price the community owner has set. Payments are processed via Stripe.
P.SKOOL.COM is how this charge may appear on your bank or card statement.
Skool may also appear on your statement as:
P.SKOOL.COM is a bank statement transaction code that may relate to Skool, which is listed in the Online Learning category. Skool (skool.com) is an online community and course platform used by creators and educators to run paid membership communities. When you subscribe to a Skool community, the charge appears on your bank statement as "p.skool.com" — a unique support URL linked to that specific community. The amount varies depending on the price the community owner has set. Payments are processed via Stripe. This descriptor appears because banks display a shortened payment code instead of the full company name.
P.SKOOL.COM is how this charge may appear on your bank or card statement.
If this is a recurring payment you no longer want, log in to your Skool account and cancel it in your account settings before the next billing date. If you recognise the merchant but have a question about the charge, contact Skool directly using the details on this page. If you do not recognise this entry, contact your bank or card issuer and ask them to confirm the transaction and merchant details. Only you and your bank can confirm whether a payment was authorised.
P SKOOL COM (also seen as SKOOL, SKOOL.COM, or P*SKOOL) is a charge from Skool.com, a platform where creators, coaches, and educators run paid membership communities — combining a discussion group, courses, and events in one place. The key thing to understand: Skool is the platform, not the specific community you joined. So the charge shows "Skool," never the name of the group you actually signed up for, which is why it often looks unfamiliar.
There's no single "Skool price" for members. Each community owner sets their own membership fee, so a Skool charge can be anything — some groups are free, others are a few dollars a month, and some run to $99/month or more. If you joined more than one paid community, you may see several separate Skool charges of different amounts. Prices are usually in USD, so non-US members may also see a currency-conversion element and slight month-to-month variation.
Almost always, it's a paid community membership you (or someone using your card) joined and forgot, or a free trial that converted to paid — many Skool communities offer a trial, after which billing starts automatically. Memberships renew on the same date each month until you cancel.
Sign in at skool.com, click your profile picture (top right), and open Settings — the Communities section lists the groups you've joined, and the membership details show the amount and next billing date. Your email inbox is the quick alternative: search "Skool" for the receipts, which name the specific community.
Cancellation is done per community, not account-wide. On desktop: profile picture → Settings → Communities tab → Settings next to the relevant group → Membership → Manage membership → Cancel membership → Finish cancellation. On mobile: open the group, tap the three-dots menu → Group settings → Manage Membership → cancel. You'll be removed at the end of your current billing cycle, so cancel at least 24 hours before your rebill date to avoid the next charge. Important: if the community took payment off the Skool platform, cancelling in Skool won't stop it — you'll need to contact that group's admin directly.
Refunds are handled by the individual community owner at their discretion (Skool's own fees are generally non-refundable), so to request one, message the group's admin. If nothing in your Skool account matches the charge, your bank can confirm what it relates to.
For more information about Skool and all its known transaction codes, visit the Skool merchant page.