Maker School: AI Automation

Learning Claude Code, Codex and n8n is one job; turning that knowledge into a service a business will pay for is another. Maker School combines technical lessons with proposals, lead generation, sales material, coaching and a day-by-day route towards a first client. The provider advertises a full refund if you do not get a paying client within 90 days. That promise depends on its terms, so confirm the eligibility rules and evidence required before paying.

Use it when you want a structured path from building automations to finding and delivering work for a client, and you will use the coaching and community rather than only watch videos. It is a recurring paid membership, not a free tool. If you only need to learn one technical workflow, official documentation and a small practice project may be enough.

1. Open the project page and read the current curriculum, monthly price and written refund terms. Ask the provider to confirm the 90-day guarantee's eligibility and evidence requirements before you pay.
2. Choose one real business process you can practise on safely, with test data rather than client information, and check that the roadmap covers both delivery and finding a buyer.
3. Join only if the recurring cost and daily schedule fit. Treat templates as starting points, and test every automation before it touches a client's accounts or data.