Grow With Evelyn Review: The $7 Skool That Is Also $33, $99, And $9,999

Evelyn Weiss’s Discover card says seven dollars.

That’s the sticker Skool puts on Trending. August 15, 2026. Rank eight. 3.8k members. Looks like a coffee.

Then you open the actual plans page and it’s $7, $33, and $99, each with a seven-day free trial. Behind that: Scale With Evelyn. $9,999 for twelve months. Seventy-five members. Enrollment paused.

She’s Austrian. The Firmenbuch still spells it Weiß. She lives in Surrey, British Columbia, and she tells the internet she runs Meta ads for Skool itself. “No kangaroos in Austria,” she likes to say, which is adorable, and also the most honest sentence on some of these pages.

That’s the person. Here’s the pitch, in her mouth, before I start throwing receipts.

Build an online education business that sells. Skool, membership, coaching, course, workshop, mini offer, digital product. Get clear on niche and positioning. Create offers people actually buy. Grow the personal brand with Meta ads plus content. More traffic, more customers, more sales. Most experts will tell you low-ticket doesn’t scale. She says she can prove them wrong. Ten million plus. Or nine. Or eight, depending which of her pages you opened that morning. Thirty million in Meta spend. Or twenty-five. Or fifteen. Seventy-three thousand customers. Or sixty. Two-time Skool Games winner — except the first time, with Jessa Bellman, she came in second, $81k new MRR in 28 days, February. Then she says she won again as an affiliate. Hormozi 100. 2 Comma Club. That’s her marketing. I did not sit in Alex’s spreadsheet.

I still have three expired coupons in my wallet. You think I’m running Meta ads to a membership I haven’t even named yet?

Read on for my Evelyn Weiss / Grow With Evelyn review.

Who even is Evelyn Weiss?

Public name: Evelyn Weiss. Austrian paperwork: Evelyn Weiß, umlaut and all. A Firmenbuch aggregator lists her date of birth as October 17, 1989, and names her Geschäftsführerin of Grow with Evelyn GmbH since June 25, 2024. That’s a third-party extract, not the court PDF. Treat the birthday like a yearbook caption.

She says it herself: “I’m Evelyn from Austria, currently living in Canada.” Skool profile: Canada. LinkedIn: Surrey, BC. Two Canadian companies sit at 8375 144 Street, Surrey V3W 5T6 — Coach Growth Company Inc. (trading as Evelyn Weiss, connect@evelyn-weiss.com, courts of BC) and Conversion Blueprint Marketing Inc. (hello@conversion-blueprint.com, +1 778-322-0480). Older agency. LinkedIn also parks that HQ in Vancouver. Two doormats. One porch.

Austria is a different animal. Grow with Evelyn GmbH, FN 630162i, Sitz Kalsdorf bei Graz. Parent on wirtschaft.at: Evelyn Weiß GmbH FN 627959w owns 100%. 2024 aggregator Jahresabschluss: Bilanzsumme €322.2k, Jahresüberschuss €195.7k. Small digital-products company on a register scrape. Not her $10 million. Not audited GWE revenue. Do not do that math in a group chat and call it journalism.

Role now, in her mouth: Skool’s ads manager. “Runs Meta ads for Skool.” Also says she leads the Skool Ambassadors program. Her claim. Not a Skool.com press release. Handle: @evelyn, joined January 20, 2024. Before that, LinkedIn lists CEO of Conversion Blueprint, and prior Head of Marketing and Sales plus Head of E-Commerce at A. Hausmann GmbH — Graz kids-fashion merch on the current company card. Self-reported climb. I am not inventing job dates. Skool bio: “mama & wife.”

Partner energy: Jessa Bellman, Armstrong Creek, Victoria. 2022 challenge together; first Skool Games, Evelyn played with Jessa. Separate collab: Lara Young on The AI Coach Growth Club. Different login. This is not the Kings County PI plaintiff, the Austrian InShot reviewer, Evelyn Turina, or CoachGrowth.io. evelyn-weiss.com redirected to ClickFunnels.com on August 15, 2026. The YouTube face is a real photographed woman. Not an AI head.

Do not mash the logins

People see one smiling Austrian and assume it’s one password. It is not.

Grow With Evelyn is the review target. Private Skool. About page, August 15, 2026: niche, offer, Meta ads, content, traffic, customers, sales. Plus Skool positioning, Growth Boost + launch training, an Ads to Z 7-hour Facebook + Instagram course, templates, live calls, tutorials, BTS. Classroom is private. I cannot audit the inside from the sidewalk.

Scale With Evelyn is the higher ticket. Free to view. “Enrollment is paused.” Invite-only. Personalized ad reviews, weekly group sessions, in-person events. “You aren’t sold an exact system.” $9,999 for 12 months “at the moment.” Seventy-five members. Different invoice.

Done-for-you ads, current version: if you’re doing $100K+/month, send a DM. No public sticker. The older Conversion Blueprint menu was $1,500 USD setup + $1,500/month + a percentage of ad spend, “fully booked,” waitlist after Funnel Therapy. That is a 2020s agency retainer. It is not the current Skool DM. Do not mash those into one “she charges fifteen hundred” sentence and feel clever.

Feeder Skools, same owner, not the product you clicked: a free hub at 9.3k, Growers at 2.3k (classroom unlocks $11 / $22 / $47), a Claude room at 3.4k, The AI Coach Growth Club with Lara Young at $7 / $22 / $777 a year, plus a couple of gift rooms. Her profile says “+16 more” owned. I did not take a field trip through all sixteen. Older menu — museum, not checkout: Coach Growth Hub $7, Funnels & Ads Pro $49, a yearly flagship, Secret Weapon PLR $27 with Jessa.

The $7 is a front door

Skoolmakers already said this. I’m just saying it with the lights on.

Discover Trending, August 15, 2026: $7/mo, 3.8k members, rank #8. The about page says the same $7. That is the Standard tier. Official /plans, same day: Standard $7, Premium $33, VIP $99. Seven-day free trial on all three.

Directories are still arguing with last year’s scrape. SkoolRadar and Tools4Skool still have it at $33 and ~2.8k. Stale. ScamRisk, February 27, 2026, treated $99 as “the entry point.” Wrong as the only price then, wrong now. Tools4Skool also multiplied 2,823 × $33 and called it revenue. That’s a word problem with a crush, not a Stripe screenshot.

And 3.8k is not “3.8k people paying $7.” Skool mixes trialists and every paid tier. Some of those humans are on day three of a free week. Some are on $99. The card still says 3.8k, because Skool likes a fat number on the porch.

Fetched August 2026 unless dated. Product: skool.com/evelyn. Plans: skool.com/evelyn/plans. Mastermind: skool.com/scale-with-evelyn/about.

What’s inside, from the sidewalk

I cannot walk the classroom. Logged-out /classroom does not list modules. What I can do is read the about page and the plans page, and then tell you the plans page disagreed with itself on the same day.

About page, public: Ads to Z, 7 hours, Facebook + Instagram. Skool positioning. Growth Boost + launch training. Templates. Live calls. Tutorials. Behind-the-scenes.

Plans page, fetch A, August 15, 2026. $7: 7-Hour Ads To Z, Skool Launch Challenge, Growth Boost Positioning Challenge, templates. $33: Ultimate Skool Traffic Challenge, premium courses, “MANY Support Calls.” $99: VIP Course Vault, a Q&A spot. Fetch B, same day, different render. $7: Cookie Jar, Vision & Business Planning, Membership (Re)Launch Challenge, Claude.ai Artifacts funnels. $33: Ultimate Traffic Challenge + App, 20+ classrooms, ad-account and mindset calls. $99: Premium plus 10+ VIP replays, an ad vault, coaching calls. I’m not merging those into one fake curriculum. Skool served two menus. Stale SkoolRadar said 35 courses / 928 modules, from when it was 2.8k and $33. Label it stale or leave it in the drawer.

One named public student mention: Mark Mars, LinkedIn, June 4, 2026. He joined GWE “to learn how to run ads” for AI Lab Pro, then later launched EverAds. His outcome. Not a testimonial she handed me.

The numbers that will not sit still

Quote the page you’re looking at. Do not pick one official number. She didn’t.

All of this is her marketing. I am not in her Stripe. The $8M / $9M / $10M, the $15M / $25M / $30M, the 60k–73k customers, the 33k–39k paid subs — moving targets. Hormozi 100 lived on stale GWE copy; current GWE about dropped it. claudeai about still says 2 Comma Club. Not independently verified this pass.

Skool Games, her telling. First-ever / February games with Jessa: 2nd place, $81K new MRR in 28 days. Then: “I won the games again as an affiliate.” Current GWE badge line: “2x Skool Games winner.” Those can live in one bio. Only one of them is a second-place trophy. She also says she’d been “running the ads for Skool itself for over half a year.” That “half a year” is not dated. I am not turning it into a 2026 calendar claim.

The trial is the hug. The refund is Skool’s.

GWE’s public about and plans pages do not publish a refund paragraph. What they do publish: a 7-day free trial on all three plans.

Skool’s member-to-creator terms, fetched August 15, 2026: subscriptions auto-renew until you cancel. No refunds for partial billing periods unless a promo says otherwise. Miss the trial window and the first charge hits. “Skool’s policy is to not provide refunds. Skool lets Creators offer refunds to Members at their discretion.” That’s the platform. That’s not a 14-day hug.

Coach Growth Company Inc. TOS — snippets, Cloudflare ate the full page — talks a 7-to-30-day money-back guarantee “for all products except the armory.” Hub order page claimed 14 days. That is a different product stack. Do not import it onto GWE unless a GWE receipt says so. I did not find that receipt. Confirm in writing before you wire ten grand to a paused mastermind.

What other people actually wrote

No Trustpilot page this pass. No Reddit threads. No BBB. No FTC. No lawsuit against this person or these entities. Do not attach the Kings County PI case just because you wanted a courtroom for the headline.

ScamRisk, February 27, 2026 — full page timed out, snippets only — score 3.67 in the SERP. Says no significant public scam reports. Flags: high ad-spend capital, unclear refunds, the $9,999 mastermind, and some blog revenue posts “attributed to another… Julia Schuerer,” which they framed as a ghostwriting question. Their flag. Not my stakeout. They also priced the entry as $99. Reviewer. Not official terms.

Skoolmakers, 2026 directory: 4.4/5. 3,620 members, $7/mo. Pros: cheap, Skool-ecosystem credibility, templates. Cons: unverifiable $10M+ / 72k claims; $7 as a front-end; single-creator. Directory scorecard. Not a student diary. Tenereteam is a coupon farm with three empty blurbs that also mixed Skool’s Hobby $9 / Pro $99 into a GWE review. Do not treat that as real student reviews.

Who this is for (and who should skip)

This is for you if:

• You already have a Skool / membership / course and you want a cheap room that talks Meta ads for that animal
• $7, $33, or $99 is money you can lose for a month, and you will actually cancel before day seven if the classroom is a junk drawer
• You can live with self-reported millions that change clothes depending on the URL

Skip if:

• You thought the Discover card was the whole menu
• You need a published money-back guarantee on GWE. They published a trial. Skool published “no refunds”
• You are shopping the $9,999 and you will not get the refund rules in writing first
• You wanted done-for-you ads on a $7 login. That’s a DM for people already at $100K+/month
• Google sent you the Kings County plaintiff. Wrong Evelyn. Go home.

Verdict?

Evelyn Weiss is a real Austrian-born operator in Surrey who built a real Skool and a real three-tier checkout that Discover flattened to seven dollars because seven dollars is what gets you onto Trending. The ads-for-memberships niche is a real job. The $10 million / 73,000 customers / 2x winner stack is a brochure that argues with itself. The first Skool Games trophy is second place. The GmbH profit is €195.7k on an aggregator. Those are not the same sport.

Not a scam per se. I didn’t find a courtroom, a Trustpilot pile, or a Reddit wake. I found a $7 front door, a $33 and a $99 behind it, a paused $9,999 mastermind, a trial instead of a guarantee, and scale claims that move when you refresh. Useful if you already sell low-ticket education and you want her specific Meta-for-Skool nerd energy. Expensive theater if you thought seven dollars was the product.

They will upsell you with the same ladder they just taught you to build. That’s not irony. That’s the curriculum.

I’m good.

Q&A

Q: Is Evelyn Weiss legit?
A: Real person. Real Surrey address. Real Austrian GmbH. Real YouTube face. Real Skool at skool.com/evelyn. The $8M–$10M, the $15M–$30M ad spend, the 60k–73k customers — self-reported, and they do not agree with each other. Legit operator. Spicy brochure. Those can both be true.

Q: Wait — which Evelyn Weiss?
A: This one is Evelyn Weiß / Weiss, Grow With Evelyn, Surrey BC, Kalsdorf bei Graz paperwork. Not the Kings County, NY personal-injury plaintiff. Not the Austrian Trustpilot user reviewing InShot. Not Evelyn Turina. Not CoachGrowth.io. If a docket or a squat video sent you, you have wandered into a Skool review like a tourist who followed the wrong Uber.

Q: How much does Grow With Evelyn cost?
A: Official /plans, August 15, 2026: $7 Standard, $33 Premium, $99 VIP. Seven-day free trial on each. Discover only shows $7 because that’s the Standard sticker. Do not flatten this to “it’s $7.” Scale With Evelyn is a separate, paused, invite-only mastermind at $9,999 for 12 months.

Q: Are 3.8k people paying $7?
A: No. Skool counts trialists plus every paid tier. 3.8k on August 15, 2026, Discover and the official about page. Skoolmakers had 3,620 on an undated-within-2026 directory page. Use the live fetch. Do not multiply 3.8k by $7 and buy a boat.

Q: What’s Scale With Evelyn?
A: Higher-ticket mastermind. 75 members. Enrollment paused. $9,999 / 12 months “at the moment.” Personalized ad reviews, weekly group sessions, peer support, in-person events. She says you work with her on offers, funnels, ads, emails, launches, and you are not sold an exact system. Confirm the refund in writing. The public GWE pages do not cover that invoice.

Q: Is Grow With Evelyn a scam?
A: I didn’t find a regulator hammer, a lawsuit against this business, a Trustpilot page, or a Reddit pile. I found a three-tier Skool, a trial, platform no-refunds, moving income claims, and a reviewer (ScamRisk, 3.67, Feb 27, 2026) who flagged unclear refunds and a Julia Schuerer byline question. “Oversells the millions / useful if you already have an offer” is a different zip code than “fake company.” Don’t flatten those.

Q: Refund?
A: GWE publishes a 7-day free trial. After that, Skool’s default is no refunds, auto-renew, cancel before the trial ends or the card runs. Creator can refund at their discretion. Coach Growth’s 7–30 day MBG is other products. Do not assume it rides along. The $9,999: get it in writing or assume it was the close.

Q: Did she win Skool Games?
A: First / February games, with Jessa Bellman: 2nd place, $81K new MRR in 28 days. She later says she won again as an affiliate, and the current GWE about says “2x Skool Games winner.” Keep the tension. Second is not first. “Winner” is a word that likes costumes.

Q: $10 million, 73,000 customers, Hormozi 100, 2 Comma Club — is that real?
A: It’s her copy. It moves. $8M, $9M, $10M. $15M, $25M, $30M ad spend. 60k to 73k customers. 33k to 39k paid subs. Hormozi 100 was on stale GWE copy and is gone from the current about. 2 Comma Club is still on the claudeai about. I did not audit a 10-K. Anybody quoting one clean number is doing fan fiction.

Q: What’s actually in the classroom?
A: I can’t see it from outside. Public about: 7-hour Ads to Z, Skool positioning, Growth Boost + launch training, templates, live calls, tutorials, BTS. Public /plans served two different Standard / Premium / VIP bullet lists on the same day. I printed both. I did not invent a third. Stale SkoolRadar said 35 courses / 928 modules. Stale.

Q: Done-for-you ads — what’s the price?
A: Current GWE about: DM if you’re at $100K+/month. No sticker. Older Conversion Blueprint: $1,500 setup, $1,500 a month, plus a cut of ad spend. Do not quote the old retainer as the new DM. I still have a menu from a restaurant that closed. Doesn’t mean I can order the pasta.

Q: Evelyn Weiss net worth?
A: Anybody quoting a clean number is writing fanfic. $10M is an about-page sentence. €195.7k is a GmbH aggregator line. $19.3 million “for clients” is an older LinkedIn headline. I still have a punch card with two holes in it. You think I’m opening her RBC?

Q: How do I stalk her like a normal person?
A: instagram.com/growwithevelyn. YouTube @growwithevelyn. Skool skool.com/evelyn. LinkedIn evelyn-weiss-a125b3190. Facebook evelynweissofficial. Support: connect@evelyn-weiss.com. Don’t Baby Reindeer the woman. Trial it like an adult or don’t.

Q: Who should not buy this?
A: Anyone who needs a published GWE refund policy, a single honest revenue number, or a classroom syllabus that doesn’t change when you refresh /plans. Anyone who thought $7 was the product. Anyone shopping $9,999 without a written refund. Anyone who cannot cancel a trial on a calendar.

Q: Okay but I still wanna make money online without paying $7 that is also $33 that is also $99 that is also a paused $9,999, then running Meta ads to a Skool I haven’t named.
A: Wild concept: build little local websites, rank them in Google, and rent the leads to real businesses. No Cookie Jar. No VIP Q&A spot. No “low-ticket doesn’t scale, except when I say it does.”

It’s about as sexy as organizing the junk drawer… which is why filthy SEO goblins like me keep doing it.

If that quieter path sounds less insane than learning ads from a $7 card that hides two more prices, start at unemployable.org.