# Finding leads in Skool communities

> A Skool community is a group that shares an interest, and often a business. Here is how to use that.

## Why Skool matters

Skool hosts communities for coaches, course creators and entrepreneurs — AI automation, agencies, fitness, e-commerce and more. Members often run businesses and list their websites and socials on their profiles.

## What GetClient extracts

For a community you are a member of, the Skool Member Scraper collects:

- member name, bio, location, level, points and join date
- role (admin, moderator, member)
- **email**, website, LinkedIn, Instagram, X, YouTube and Facebook where public
- optional profile stats (followers, posts) — off by default

You choose how many members, or all of them.

## Respect the community

Communities have rules. Many ban unsolicited DMs or promotion. Read them first. Cold outreach by email to members' public business addresses is different from spamming the community — but keep it relevant, personal and easy to decline.

## Good use cases

- reaching **community owners and admins** with services they need (editing, funnels, community management)
- finding **agency owners** in agency communities for partnerships
- recruiting **beta users** for tools that serve that niche

## Filter

- **Level and points** show engaged members.
- **Has website** shows members with businesses.
- **Location** for local partnerships.

Related: [exporting Skool members](https://getclient.pro/blog/export-skool-members) · [coach leads](https://getclient.pro/industries/coaches)

## Approach admins first

Community owners and admins run businesses on top of their communities. They need help with content, moderation, events, sales and tools — and they normally welcome partners who make their members' lives better. Filter by role to find them.

## Offer value to the community

Instead of pitching individuals, offer the owner something for the whole community: a workshop, a template pack, a member discount. It builds goodwill and brings inbound interest from members.

## Keep data use straightforward

Use the export for relevant one-to-one outreach to people with public business details. Don't add members to newsletters they never asked for, and remove anyone who opts out.

## Frequently asked questions

### Do I need to be a member of the Skool community?

Yes. GetClient can only read communities you already have access to.

### Is my Skool login stored?

No. Your session is used for the extraction you start and is not saved.

### What does a Skool member export include?

Name, bio, location, level, points, join date and role, plus email, website and social links where public. Profile stats are optional.

Source: https://getclient.pro/blog/skool-community-lead-generation