Affiliate programs for general online-learning and professional-course marketplaces. Compare program fit and verify current terms before applying.
Compare subscription versus per-course buying, subject depth and learner intent rather than catalog size alone.
Match the product to team size, professional workflow and switching cost.
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.
Coursera is an online-learning marketplace and platform offering courses, certificates and degree-related learning from institutions and companies. Its current public affiliate page publishes a baseline percentage range and 30-day tracking…
DataCamp publishes an Impact-based affiliate program for data and technical-learning audiences, with separate commission ranges for annual and monthly subscriptions.
edX publishes a 60-day cookie and starting rates that differ for standard vs discount-focused publishers.
Lingoda separates content-creator ambassadors from traditional commercial affiliates. The creator page publishes a €100 paid-course reward and Everflow tracking.
MasterClass currently exposes partnership inquiry routes and selected partnerships, but the reviewed first-party sources do not publish a standard open affiliate offer with a universal commission table.
Pluralsight publishes a current CJ affiliate offer covering individual trials, individual subscriptions and qualifying team subscriptions. The short seven-day attribution window makes immediate learning intent more important than headline payout…
Preply’s current affiliate page confirms active partner enrollment and monthly payment timing while leaving the exact live payout to the affiliate account.
Skillshare is an online-learning platform focused heavily on creative and practical skills. Its current affiliate page publishes a 20% commission structure with a stated cap for new-customer referrals.
Udemy’s consumer affiliate program is run on Impact and lets approved publishers deep link to courses and promotions. The current public page intentionally does not state a single universal commission…