The Kan Do Creators Community (KDCC) is a YouTube creator education community and group coaching membership co-founded by Andrew Kan and Ike Do, both former TubeBuddy operators. The free tier gives you the KANDO Method growth framework, the Kan Do Newsletter, and a Discord with 2,500+ YouTube creators. Paid tiers add live group coaching calls, SEO and channel reviews on videos you submit, and member-only Discord channels where every question is answered within 48 hours.

Free gets you the KANDO Method framework, the YouTube SEO Checklist, the Channel Setup Guide, the Kan Do Newsletter, and the public KDCC Discord with 2,500+ creators. No card required, and it never expires. Paying adds the parts that involve our time: live group coaching calls, monthly SEO and channel reviews on the videos you submit, member-only Discord channels, and a replay library of 40+ past sessions. Knowledge is $19.99 per month and Authority is $49.99 per month. Compare the KDCC tiers.

Yes. Every paid KDCC tier starts with a 7-day free trial, and you are not billed until it ends. From the moment you join you get the 40+ session replay library and the member-only Discord, so there is no waiting for a scheduled call to get something out of it. Cancel during the trial and you pay nothing. The free tier is separate, never expires, and needs no card at all.

Yes. KDCC members range from a few hundred subscribers to nearly 50,000, and some join before uploading their first video. The Channel Setup Guide and the KANDO Method are built for exactly that stage, so you are following a system rather than guessing. One member joined at around 10 subscribers and is now at 303 with roughly 100,000 views.

The only scheduled commitment is the group coaching calls: 2 a month on Knowledge, 4 a month on Authority. Everything else runs on your schedule. Every call is recorded into the replay library, so missing one costs you nothing, and you can post a thumbnail or title question in the member-only Discord at any hour and get an answer within 48 hours. Members who only have an hour a week tend to spend it on the replays and the Discord.

That depends on your channel and how much of the feedback you actually apply, and we do not promise subscriber numbers. What members have told us: one went from 60 to 340 subscribers and over 62,000 views in five months, with a livestream that reached 1.2K viewers. Another went from 10 to 303 subscribers and lifted click-through rate from 2.3% to between 6% and 10% after thumbnail reviews. A 48,500-subscriber channel credits the reviews with improving both video performance and overall channel income.

A course teaches theory once and then stops updating. The KDCC looks at your actual channel, thumbnails, and titles against what YouTube is rewarding right now, on live calls with Andrew Kan and Ike Do, alongside a Discord of 2,500+ creators who are publishing this week. You upload, you get real feedback, you upload again. There is no start date and no finish line.

The KANDO Method is the five-step YouTube growth framework Andrew Kan used to grow TubeBuddy's channel from 6,000 to 530,000+ subscribers. Knowledge means knowing your topic well enough to teach it. Audience means knowing who the video is for. News means finding your angle and tracking what YouTube has changed. Data means using the Trends tab and your own analytics. Optimization means building the title, thumbnail, and packaging before you film. It is free to learn and it underpins every KDCC coaching call and review.

Andrew Kan is a YouTube strategy consultant and co-founder of the Kan Do Creators Community. He grew TubeBuddy's YouTube channel from 6,000 to 530,000+ subscribers and helped earn 12 YouTube Play Buttons across the channels he's worked on, two of them (TubeBuddy and StreamYard) earned directly. He was YouTube & Video Manager for Salesforce Global Recruitment Marketing, and during his time at TubeBuddy contributed to YouTube strategy work for Fox Sports, BBC, Paramount, and Family Feud. Learn more about Andrew on the KDCC team page or see his consulting services.

Ike Do is the co-founder of the Kan Do Creators Community alongside Andrew Kan. She leads the KDCC Discord community and co-writes the Kan Do Newsletter. Like Andrew, she came from TubeBuddy, where she scaled the Discord from 0 to 15,000 members and built creator programs before launching the KDCC. Ike also writes regularly on the KDCC blog about audience growth and community building. Read more about Ike on the KDCC team page.

KDCC membership is group coaching with Andrew Kan, Ike Do, and the KDCC team, starting at $19.99 per month, for creators who want ongoing community and live coaching alongside other YouTubers. 1:1 YouTube consulting is private strategy work with Andrew Kan, starting at $199.99 for a 90-minute Strategy Session, with Channel Audits at $999.99 and Monthly Advisory at $2,499.99 per month for brands and teams that need dedicated attention. See consulting services.

Yes. KDCC Knowledge and KDCC Authority are monthly subscriptions you can cancel anytime in your account settings. There is no annual contract and no cancellation fee, and your access continues through the end of your current billing period. Cancel during the 7-day free trial and you are never billed at all. After that, refunds are available within the first 30 days.

Join free with no card and you get the KANDO Method, the Channel Setup Guide, the Kan Do Newsletter, and the KDCC Discord straight away. If you want live coaching and reviews of your own videos, start a 7-day free trial on Knowledge or Authority from the membership page. You can move between tiers whenever your channel does.