@Adal Bueno That isn't my issue with it, my issue is something I was previously going to be charged 10% for, and was advertised as such, i.e. having a Skool community and being in their Discovery, is now something I'm going to be charged 40% for, when I would have gained nothing extra from it. When I joined the advertising was literally that Skool was so much better than Kajabi, because Skool only charged their fee plus 10%, or less if you took out the Pro option. If the focus of Growth Boost if to make already successful communities more successful, why am I and others still expected to pay 30% more, if it has zero effect and we are actually getting no benefit from it. The response I've got to that is that "Everyone benefits because it brings more people into the Skool ecosystem", which is very rah rah rah, but that isn't necessarily true. Someone who has joined the most successful groups on Skool, aren't necessarily going to be scrolling through Discovery looking at completely different niches. They're actually more likely to see other already successful groups in the niche they were already interested in, because they're either looking for them, or they're suggested, and join those. So ultimately already successful groups will become more successful. None of that explains why everyone not included in or not actually benefitting from Growth Boost is expected to pay 30% more than they signed up for.