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WHAT WILL YOU GET!

What Maker School Claims to Be

Based on Saraev’s own site and affiliated pages:

• Maker School is a program / community / coaching membership intended to help people land their first automation / AI services client.

• It’s structured as a 90‑day roadmap (with daily accountability) that walks members step‑by‑step toward acquiring their first paying client.

• The content includes:
    • 200+ “exclusive videos & guides” 
    • Templates for automation (Make, n8n, etc.) for lead generation, content, sales processes 
    • Lead‑generation methods (so called “underground methods”) 
    • Live coaching / group calls / Q&A / community support

• The pricing is subscription‑based, currently listed at about USD 184/month (though earlier or internal pages show lower rates)

• They offer a “money‑back guarantee” if you don’t land your first client in 90 days.

• Makers School seems to integrate or overlap with another of Saraev’s programs, “Make Money With Make”, which is pitched as a higher tier or deeper scaling program.

• Saraev has a background in building automation agencies / businesses, and he uses tools like Apify combined with Make / n8n to scale operations.

Strengths / Potential Value

Here are positive aspects or features that may make Maker School appealing:

• Accountability & structure — Many people fail not from lack of knowledge but from lack of consistency. The daily roadmap + accountability may help bridge that gap.

• Templates & assets — For someone new to automation, having ready‑made templates (flows, scripts, proposals) can reduce friction.

• Community & coaching — Access to a community and live coaching can help with motivation, feedback, and avoiding getting stuck.

• Risk mitigation via guarantee — The money‑back guarantee (if genuine and enforceable) helps reduce financial risk for newcomers.

• Focus on actionable work vs theory — The marketing emphasizes doing actual client work rather than purely theoretical instruction.

Risks, Critiques & What to Vet

Despite the positives, there are several red flags / criticisms and things you should verify:

1. Transparency & clarity around refund / guarantee

   • The claim “90 days to client or money back” is prominently marketed, but the terms and conditions (what qualifies, how to claim) are not clearly visible.

   • Some community reports suggest the guarantee is not honored in all cases.

2. Marketing hype vs reality

   • The program heavily touts Saraev’s personal results (e.g. $72K/month) and frames success as replicable. It’s common in such coaching offers to present peak success stories, which may not reflect average outcomes.

   • Some participants report that much of the content is similar to what’s already free (on YouTube or blog posts), or that early content is lightweight (short Looms) with incremental reveals.

3. Recurring costs & scaling risk

   • Because pricing is subscription-based, if you don’t get results quickly, the costs can accumulate.

   • Scaling from 1 client to multiple clients, managing complexity, delivering consistent quality is harder than just landing the first client.

4. Community feedback is mixed

   • Some say the community and the accountability structure helped them stay on track.

   • Others strongly criticize it as a “scam” or “gold rush pitch” and argue that the methods taught are basic freelancing tactics repackaged.

5. Drip / gated access and pacing control

   • Some reports say content is drip-fed slowly, which may frustrate those who want more immediate access to full materials.

6. No guarantee you’ll replicate results

   • Landing a first client can depend heavily on your niche, outreach skills, market conditions, persistence, sales ability, timing, etc. Even with a roadmap, success is not guaranteed.

My Assessment & Recommendation

Maker School has many of the hallmark features of modern online coaching / community + accountability offerings. It might provide value especially for people who:

• Are new to automation / AI consulting and lack structure.

• Need external motivation and accountability to push themselves daily.

• Will commit to doing the daily work (sending proposals, following up, iterating).

However, it is not a magic plug‑and‑play solution. Its success depends a lot on your execution, market, sales skills, and consistency. The hype and marketing push need to be taken with a grain of skepticism.

If I were you, here’s what I’d do before committing:

1. Request the detailed terms of the money-back guarantee (what qualifies, how to claim).

2. Look for independent reviews / screenshots from real users (beyond the program’s own marketing).

3. Try some free content first (Saraev has content on YouTube, blog) to see if his style / teaching works for you.

4. Estimate your break-even: how many clients or how much $ you need to make to justify the monthly cost.

5. Check what software / subscription costs you’ll need (Make, n8n, etc) and include them in your budget.

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