Affiliate programs for products used to create, market and sell online education. Compare program fit and verify current terms before applying.
Separate course hosting, audience building, design and recording so educators can assemble the right stack.
Choose tools that map to a creator’s real production or monetization workflow rather than general popularity.
One program can appear in several categories when the underlying product genuinely serves more than one workflow. The program record remains the single source of commercial terms.
beehiiv operates a partner program for creators, publishers, agencies, consultants and educators. Its current first-party materials describe tiered recurring revenue share for referred paying customers.
Canva’s current global partnership page no longer presents one simple universal affiliate rate. This profile treats Canva as a current partner-status query and directs readers to the relevant official partnership…
Kajabi operates a Partner Program for people referring customers to its knowledge-commerce platform. Its current general partner agreement states a 30% commission on fees received for qualifying sold accounts, with…
Kit is a creator-focused email platform. Its current first-party affiliate documentation says affiliates earn 50% of referred customer payments for up to 12 months, with longer-tail recurring commissions available to…
LearnDash first-party support confirms that affiliates can join the LearnDash affiliate program, but the reviewed public support material does not publish a current commission/cookie table.
LearnWorlds publishes an active Partners Club affiliate program for creators, educators and publishers referring customers to its online-course platform. The current first-party page states recurring commission of up to 30%…
LifterLMS publishes a 25% WordPress-LMS affiliate program and current application route through Awin.
Mighty Networks combines community, courses, memberships and creator-business features. Its current partner page advertises uncapped 30% lifetime commissions and a 60-day referral window.
Podia runs an affiliate program for its creator-commerce platform. Current first-party materials describe a 20% commission capped at 12 months and a 31-day cookie window.
Riverside offers an affiliate program centered on its remote recording and creator-production software, with recurring commission language on the current first-party page.
Teachable is a course and digital-product platform. Its current partner page states a 30% recurring commission for the first year of each qualifying sale and a 30-day cookie.
Thinkific is an online-course platform. Its current help center states a 30% lifetime recurring commission on standard paid plans and a 90-day cookie period, with a different recurring structure for…
Tutor LMS’s current terms publish a 30% first-purchase commission, 90-day cookie, monthly payouts and a ban on paid-ad use of affiliate referral links.