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#9 in SalesSkoolfrom $69/month
The Wash Game
The Wash Game is for sales professionals building pipeline and closing skills.
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How this community works
- Pricing
- $69 a monthWell below the sales median of $182.
- Size
- 94 membersBigger than 24% of the sales communities indexed here.
- Revenue ceiling
- $6,486 a monthIf every member paid the listed price. Free tiers, discounts and churn are not visible from outside.
- Platform
- Skool
- Category
- Sales
- Last verified
- 29 September 2026
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- Small room, real price: 94 members at $69 a month is a business without an audience of thousands.
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About The Wash Game
The Wash Game is for sales professionals building pipeline and closing skills.
Why you should join: Public price is $69 a month. Get peer support, practical playbooks and live rooms inside Skool.
Tiers and products
Membership
Paid
Notes
Teardown notes
The one-liner
A fleet-washing operator network teaching recurring account sales at $69.
What they actually sell
The Wash Game is Julio Dominguez's Skool for pressure washers who want recurring fleet accounts instead of one-off jobs. The public offer sits at $69 a month with a seven-day free trial. Copy promises finding and closing fleet accounts, bypassing gatekeepers, pricing, keeping accounts, scaling with employees, 50-plus training videos, live calls and a Fleet Washers Roundtable, plus vendor discounts. A premium 30-day private mentorship tier is teased. The lander stresses real operators washing fleets every week. The Standard plan is framed as full community, training and live calls for washers ready to build recurring revenue.
Who pays and why
Wash business owners stuck in feast-or-famine residential work. The fear is never building predictable monthly revenue. They pay for sales systems from operators who do the work, not theorists. Operators who already own equipment want sales skill more than another wash technique video.
Where the members come from
The washsite thewashgame.com is linked as the brand home. Growth likely rides trade Facebook groups, operator word of mouth and Skool discovery more than a giant public influencer footprint. Operator networks and the brand site do more acquisition work than a polished influencer funnel.
What's holding it back
Trade niches stay small. If live calls repeat basics while advanced operators want bid reviews, the middle of the market may feel underserved at $69.
Steal this
Teach a blue-collar service business how to close recurring B2B fleet contracts, then wrap training and operator roundtables into one monthly network.
Would this work in another niche?
Yes for other field-service niches such as fleet detailing or commercial cleaning sales. Weak for consumer DIY home-washing tips.
Written 29 September 2026
Reviews
5.0(9 reviews)
Trevor Zaugg
“Love the content and this group. Joshua and Julio offer the best educational content ive seen for learning this stuff and always are adding more to help us improve!”
Cole Krizanovic
“Incredibly helpful. This has been the most useful resource I’ve found in business. Super helpful community with an abundance of knowledge. Thanks guys!”
Vince Romero
“I'm glad I found the wash game on YouTube, learned so much since I've signed up. I appreciate all you guys do for all us fleet washers.”
Charles Ermel
“I like The Wash Game because there is so much to learn not only from the training modules but from other washers who have been drug through the mud and have the experience to pass on to the newer washers in the game. The things we learn here are priceless!!”
Eric Pittman
“Glad I found this group on Facebook. Needed a helping hand along the way and this is the perfect group of people for it.”
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