AI Community & Membership

Build a paid community (Discord / Circle / Skool / Whop) from 0 → 100 paying members.

The recurring-revenue play with the highest LTV in the vault. 100 members at £29/mo = £2,900 MRR. 300 members at £49/mo = £14,700 MRR. This track walks you from niche + name + waitlist landing page, through onboarding sequences, weekly rituals, monthly hero events, and quarterly launches — plus the retention playbook that keeps churn under 5%/mo. 14 prompts. Works on Discord (free), Circle (~£65/mo), Skool (~£99/mo), or Whop (payment layer). No engineers needed. Your job is picking the niche + running the rhythm — everything else has a prompt.

Act as a community-business strategist who has launched 20+ paid communities across creator, B2B, and consumer verticals.

My skills / interests: [SKILLS]
My existing audience (if any): [AUDIENCE — platform, size]
My hours/week available: [HOURS]
My target monthly revenue in 12 months: £[TARGET]

Recommend the top 6 paid-community niches for my profile — ranked by (1) willingness to pay recurring, (2) natural discussion frequency (a niche people talk about weekly), (3) evergreen problem density, (4) ease of finding + reaching the first 25 members, (5) how AI can compress the ops. For each niche: ICP one-liner, expected £/mo per member, realistic member count in 12 months, top 3 gathering places where they hang out today. End with the ONE niche you'd start with if you were me, and why.

Act as a naming + positioning consultant. My community niche: [NICHE]. My target member: [ICP]. The core promise: [PROMISE — e.g. 'go from £0 to £5K MRR in 12 months as a solo AI operator'].

Generate: (1) 25 name candidates — mix of one-word (Circle, Fold, League, Loop), two-word compounds, and metaphor-based options. Filter out unpronounceable / hard-to-spell / obvious .com collisions, (2) a positioning statement template — For [ICP] who want [OUTCOME], [NAME] is the [CATEGORY] where [DIFFERENTIATOR] — with 5 filled-in versions, (3) a 15-word tagline that would work as a header on the sales page, (4) top 5 names ranked with a reason each. End with a shortlist of 3 names and a coin-flip recommendation.