Some online courses and platforms echo the vibe of Andrew Tate’s The Real World (formerly Hustlers University)—a membership-style program emphasizing practical money-making skills like e-commerce, copywriting, freelancing, crypto, and mindset training for building wealth and personal discipline. These alternatives often feature community support, step-by-step modules, and a focus on entrepreneurship for beginners, though they vary in tone (less controversial than Tate’s) and depth.

Here’s a curated list based on direct comparisons and reviews:

Agency Navigator by Iman Gadzhi: A comprehensive course on launching a social media marketing agency (SMMA), covering client acquisition, sales funnels, mindset shifts, and scaling to six figures. It includes video lessons, templates, and a private community. Similar to The Real World in its high-energy motivation for young hustlers and business-building tactics, but more focused on agency work with proven client outreach strategies. Pricing starts around $1,497 for lifetime access.

Educate by Iman Gadzhi: An updated platform with modules on digital marketing, freelancing, content creation, and personal branding, plus live Q&As and networking. It mirrors Tate’s broad “escape the matrix” ethos by teaching online income streams like affiliate marketing and e-com, but emphasizes ethical scaling over hype. Often pitted head-to-head with The Real World for its actionable, results-oriented approach.

FounderBounty University: Offers bite-sized courses on copywriting, affiliate marketing, dropshipping, freelancing (via Upwork/Fiverr), crypto basics, stocks, networking, and validating ideas without upfront costs. Includes mindset training to avoid common pitfalls. It’s positioned as a superior alternative to The Real World for its real-entrepreneur mentors and practical, no-fluff focus on side hustles, avoiding Tate’s broader, less specialized scope.

The Authority Site System by Income School: Step-by-step training on building affiliate websites that rank on Google for passive income, including niche selection, content creation, SEO, and monetization without ads. Why similar: Like The Real World’s freelancing and e-com camps, it teaches sustainable online business skills with a community forum, but it’s more niche-specific and backed by verifiable success stories, making it less overwhelming.

Affiliate Lab by Matt Diggity: Advanced affiliate marketing course with 200+ videos on keyword research, site flipping, high-competition ranking, and scaling to $10K+/month. Echoes Tate’s emphasis on digital skills for wealth but dives deeper into SEO and data-driven strategies, ideal for those wanting to “flip” sites for profit rather than broad hustling. It’s praised as a focused upgrade over The Real World’s scattered modules.

Proven Amazon Course by Helium 10: Beginner-to-advanced training on Amazon FBA selling, product research, launching, and optimization, with expert-led modules and tools integration. Comparable to The Real World’s e-commerce track, but with more hands-on tools and a global student base, helping users avoid common inventory pitfalls for real revenue.

These options generally cost $500–$2,000 one-time (vs. The Real World’s $49/month subscription) and prioritize verifiable results over motivational bravado. If you’re drawn to Tate’s alpha mindset angle, Agency Navigator comes closest; for pure skills, go with Affiliate Lab. Always check for refunds and trial access before committing.