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About AISEORainmaker.com
Affiliate disclosure: we paid $269 for our own seat and earn a commission if you join through our links. That does not change the price you pay.
AISEORainmaker.com is an independent editorial site about one product: AI SEO Rainmakers, the Skool community Charles Floate launched on 10 August 2026. We are not Charles Floate, SEO.Stream or Skool. We are paying members who write down what we find.
What this site covers
One community, in depth. The review gives the verdict. The pricing page tracks the rate ladder. The curriculum page measures every course by video minutes rather than by the seller's count. The Charles Floate profile covers the man behind it. The comparison pages put Rainmakers next to the other AI SEO Skool groups. Some people type the name as AI SEO Rainmaker in the singular, so the site answers both.
We pay for our own seat
We joined on 2 September 2026 at $269 a month, the rate for members 276 to 300. Nobody gave us access. Nobody reviewed our copy before it went live. Everything we describe inside the classroom, the feed and the call recordings comes from that paid seat. We watched the recordings of the Wednesday calls. We did not attend them live, and we say so whenever a page discusses the call.
How we verify numbers
Every number on this site traces to a source and a date. Member counts, the rating and the price come from the live Skool about page, and each page names the day we read it. On 6 September 2026 that page showed 314 members, a 5.0 rating from 31 reviews, and $269 a month. Four days earlier it showed 298 members. Claims from seo.stream, such as "1,000+ posts a day", are labelled as the seller's claims when we could not confirm them ourselves.
Video length is measured, not quoted. We opened every unlocked lesson and added the runtimes: 6 hours 37 minutes across 27 lessons as of 4 September 2026, against a marketing figure of "15+ hours". Where a course was locked at our engagement level, the page says it was locked and gives the date.
Why there are no bylines
Pages carry the Editorial Team name rather than a person's. The analysis matters more than the personality. A byline invites readers to judge the writer instead of the evidence, and it invites the seller to argue with a person instead of a number. The method is the author here: paid seat, dated screenshot, measured runtime.
Our affiliate relationship, in plain words
Skool runs an affiliate program for this community that pays 50% of the subscription on a recurring basis. When you click a join button on this site and subscribe, we earn part of what you pay. The price you pay is the same either way. The commission funds the seat and the time spent re-checking the pages. It does not change the verdict: our sister publication rated the community 4.8 out of 5 and gave value for money 3.5, and those scores appear here unchanged.
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What we will never do
We will not fabricate results. No invented member wins and no "I made $X after joining" earnings claims. We do not have those results and we will not borrow someone else's.
We will not hide the downsides. The price is the highest in its category and it only goes up. The classroom is level-gated, so a new member on day one sees most courses locked. The material leans grey and black hat. Those points sit in the review beside the strengths.
We will not link you to the raw affiliate URL inside body copy or dress a sales pitch up as a review.
Corrections and contact
This site does not publish an email address. If a number on a page is wrong, tell us inside the AI SEO Rainmakers community on Skool, where we are members, or by public reply on X. We check both and correct pages with a dated note.
Update policy
Prices are rechecked every time the ladder steps: each step is 25 members and $10, so the next check falls when the Skool page passes 325 members. Member counts and ratings are refreshed on the same visit. Curriculum pages are re-measured when a new course unlocks or a promised release lands, such as the CharlesGPT CLI due in October 2026. The date at the top of each page is the date of the last check, and the footer carries the site-wide date.