Most people don’t realize how much money they’re leaving on the table when building their AI + Skool stack. So I pulled together 9 tools I actually use, each with a high-value free plan or trial. 👉 Combined, these free offers give you over $1,200 worth of software access without paying a dime upfront. Here’s the lineup (all included in the carousel): - Airtable (Pro trial + free tier) - Otter.ai (meeting transcription credits) - Loom (25+ free recordings) - HeyGen (AI avatar video credits) - Make (1,000 free automations/month) - Eleven Labs (AI voice credits) - ManyChat (1st month Pro free) - Murf AI (voiceover credits) - Apollo.io (verified lead credits) These tools power content, automation, and growth for my Skool + client builds. 🔥 Save this post for later and drop a comment: 👉 Which tool do you want me to break down step-by-step first? I’ll create a tutorial inside the Tool Stack section based on what gets the most votes.

Here’s a simple way I’ve been pressure-testing my own projects in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and even Grok: 👉 Run a “Red Team Prompt” first.Ask the AI to find your blind spots: - What assumptions could fail? - What risks or edge cases could break it? - What’s missing or unanswered? 👉 Then push the output into Agent Mode (or equivalent): - ChatGPT Agent Mode can validate assumptions with live checks. - Perplexity can surface counterexamples fast. - Grok can stress-test edge cases in a different reasoning style. Suddenly you’re not just asking AI for answers You’re letting it audit your thinking and build a safer plan. It’s the difference between having an intern give you ideas… and having a war-room team stress-test your entire strategy. How are you checking AI's bias and your own when using these tools?