Maker School: AI Automation By Nick Saraev – November 2026

Learn AI automation with Claude Code, Codex and n8n, build client-ready systems, generate leads, and follow a roadmap toward your first client.

Build AI Automations and Turn Them Into a Client Service

Learning AI tools is only one part of starting an automation business.

You also need to identify valuable business problems, build dependable solutions, package those solutions into clear offers, find qualified prospects, write proposals, close projects, and deliver work clients will continue paying for.

Maker School: AI Automation by Nick Saraev combines technical automation training with client acquisition and agency-building guidance. Its central objective is to help members develop practical skills with tools such as Claude Code, Codex, and n8n—then use those skills to pursue their first paying AI automation client.

The November 2026 listing presents the program as a structured 90-day path supported by daily coaching, weekly calls, templates, software discounts, and a private network of AI consultants.

What You’ll Learn

Maker School is designed to help members learn how to:

• Understand the foundations of AI automation
• Build workflows with Claude, Codex, n8n, and related tools
• Identify business processes suitable for automation
• Turn technical skills into clearly defined services
• Create client-ready demonstrations and AI assets
• Choose an appropriate market or service niche
• Find businesses that may need automation assistance
• Generate leads through multiple outreach methods
• Write sales messages and proposals
• Conduct client conversations more confidently
• Price and package automation services
• Deliver end-to-end AI automation projects
• Build repeatable sales and fulfillment systems
• Develop a professional network within the AI industry

What’s Included in Maker School?

218 Exclusive Videos and Guides

Members receive access to 218 training videos and written guides.

The material is presented as a day-by-day roadmap that connects technical learning with practical client acquisition. Instead of studying tools without a commercial direction, members are encouraged to build, package, and apply what they learn.

The exact duration and release date of every lesson are not specified in the supplied listing, so prospective members should confirm the current curriculum before joining.

Complete AI Automation Courses

Maker School includes end-to-end training for automation tools and workflows, including:

• Claude
• Claude Code
• Codex
• n8n
• Supporting AI automation platforms
• Client-facing workflow development

These courses are intended to help members progress from understanding individual tools to creating complete systems that can solve useful business problems.

90-Day Roadmap to Client Number One

The program provides a structured roadmap focused on securing a first paying automation client within 90 days.

This roadmap may help members organize their technical practice, offer development, lead generation, outreach, sales activity, and project delivery into a more manageable sequence.

Reaching a client within 90 days is not automatic. Results depend on the member’s existing skills, offer, market, communication ability, outreach volume, follow-up, pricing, and execution.

More Than 50 Templates and Scripts

The resource library contains over 50 templates and scripts covering areas such as:

• AI automation
• Lead generation
• Sales outreach
• Proposals
• Client communication
• Service packaging
• AI assets
• Agency operations

These materials can provide useful starting points, but they should be adapted to the prospect, market, and business problem instead of being sent as generic mass outreach.

Three Lead-Generation Methods

Maker School teaches three lead-generation methods for finding and closing higher-value automation clients.

The official listing describes these methods as “underground,” although it does not explain them publicly. Members should use any outreach strategy ethically and comply with applicable privacy, email, messaging, and anti-spam rules.

Nick Saraev’s Agency Stack

Members receive access to the proposals, scripts, and AI assets Nick states he used while generating as much as $160,000 per month across two agencies.

These resources can demonstrate how an established automation business organizes its sales and delivery processes. The revenue figure is a creator-provided case study, not an indication of what a typical member will earn.

Daily Questions and Answers With Nick

The membership advertises daily access to Nick Saraev through the community.

Nick states that he responds to almost every post and may record personalized videos when members need help with a particular problem. This gives members an opportunity to receive feedback while implementing the material.

Response times, availability, and the depth of individual support may vary according to community activity.

Weekly Live Coaching Calls

Members can attend weekly calls with Nick to ask questions about automation, client acquisition, offers, projects, and business growth.

Live calls may be especially useful for troubleshooting workflows, reviewing decisions, and learning from questions submitted by other members.

AI Automation Platform Discounts

The November 2026 listing advertises approximately $21,000 in immediate software discounts.

The available platforms, eligibility requirements, redemption terms, and calculated retail value may change. Confirm which discounts are active and useful to you before treating the headline amount as part of the purchase value.

Jobs and Collaboration Opportunities

Maker School includes opportunities for members to hire one another or apply for AI-related work shared inside the community.

This may help automation specialists connect with agencies, collaborators, or businesses that require additional support. Access to the jobs area does not guarantee employment, freelance work, interviews, or a particular rate of pay.

Private Network of AI Consultants

The community reportedly contains more than 2,000 AI consultants and operators.

Members can use the network to discuss tools, share lessons, find collaborators, and potentially meet other professionals in person. The November listing displays approximately 2,800 total Skool members, although membership and activity levels can change.

Who Is Maker School For?

Maker School may suit:

• Beginners exploring AI automation as a service
• Freelancers adding automation to their offers
• Consultants building client-delivery systems
• Agency owners developing an AI automation division
• Claude Code, Codex, and n8n users
• Technical builders who need sales guidance
• Sales-focused entrepreneurs who need technical training
• Professionals seeking AI-related freelance opportunities
• Automation providers wanting community feedback