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All articles →Beehiiv Review 2026: How to Start a Newsletter Side Hustle and Make Money in Canada
Beehiiv is worth evaluating if you want to build a newsletter-led business in Canada. Its free Launch plan (up to 2,500 subscribers) lets you test an idea with no upfront cost, and paid plans (Scale at $43/month, Max at $96/month, billed annually) add growth and monetization tools. You can earn through affiliate marketing, sponsorships, paid subscriptions, digital products, and services — but income is not guaranteed and depends on your audience, niche, and consistency.
Skool Review 2026: Is Skool Worth It? Pricing, Features, Pros & Cons, and How to Make Money
Skool is worth considering in 2026 if your side hustle depends on community, courses, coaching or recurring memberships. It has two plans — Hobby at US$9/month with a 10% + US$0.30 transaction fee, and Pro at US$99/month with about 2.9% + US$0.30 — plus a 14-day free trial. It is weaker as a standalone store, custom website or marketing-automation system, and no platform guarantees income.
Marisa Peer RTT Training Review (2026): Is Rapid Transformational Therapy a Worthwhile Side Hustle?
Marisa Peer’s RTT training is worth researching if you want a longer-term, people-focused professional service business—not a quick or guaranteed-income side hustle. Compare online and in-person learning, request complete current fees, distinguish the introductory Foundation Certificate from professional training, and verify Canadian practice requirements before enrolling. Training does not automatically authorize regulated mental health practice or guarantee clients.