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StackSkills

StackSkills (StackCommerce)

The lifetime course bundle behind the deal sites.

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Price

Free

Last checked

August 2026

Best for

Bargain lifetime bundles

Category

Everything under one roof

About StackSkills

StackSkills is best known for its lifetime deal, sold through deal platform StackSocial under the name EDU Unlimited by StackSkills. In July 2026 that deal listed at $600 and sold for $19.97: one payment for lifetime access to 1,000+ courses in coding, design, marketing, and business. Be clear about what you get. This is a broad archive of third-party courses of varying age and quality, not a curated curriculum, and the completion certificates carry no weight with employers. As a cheap sandbox for exploring topics it is defensible. Anyone serious about one specific skill is better served by a current, well-reviewed course elsewhere.

StackSkills pricing

StackSkills is free. There is no paid plan.

Every plan StackSkills sells, with the yearly price next to the monthly one.

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EDU Unlimited (lifetime)

Free
  • One-time $19.97 on StackSocial at the time of writing, listed at $600
  • Lifetime access to 1,000+ courses
  • Sold via deal sites, price changes per promotion
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Course bundles

Free
  • Topic bundles sold separately
  • Pricing varies per bundle and promotion
  • Lifetime access to purchased bundles
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3.8
The lifetime deal is real. At the time of writing, EDU Unlimited by StackSkills sold for $19.97 on StackSocial, listed at $600. What that buys is a large archive of mostly older third-party courses with completion certificates no employer checks. Fine as an impulse buy, not a learning plan.Editorial team, via CourseShortlist

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Frequently asked questions

Who is behind StackSkills?

StackSkills is part of StackCommerce. The brand is sold under its own name, but the owner is a different company, and that is the name on your invoice and in the terms.

Prices and plans can change at any time; always check current pricing with the provider.