10-15% per sale, up to 20% for top performers
Udemy is an online course marketplace where instructors sell video courses on a wide range of topics, from software development to personal development, and learners buy individual courses or subscriptions.
Udemy pays 10-15% per sale (up to 20% for top performers), via Impact.com, ~7-day cookie — not a flat 12% via PartnerStack, through Impact. The referred customer gets udemy runs monthly, time-boxed course promotions and distributes exclusive coupons to accepted affiliates to share, so a buyer who purchases through an affiliate link during an active promotion gets a discounted price; outside a running promotion there is no separate referral discount stated. Verified 24 Aug 2026 from Udemy's own published material.
The terms that decide whether you get paid
What you would be selling
A modest 10-15% per-course commission via PartnerStack for Udemy's mainstream course marketplace, with mechanics that contradict the program's own 12% headline rate.
Udemy is one brand with 1 product, bought by different people. What one converted customer is worth cannot be worked out for any of them: that needs a rate, a plan price and a commission window, and this program does not publish all three.
Everything Udemy publishes about how the commission is earned and paid. A term shown as not researched is one Udemy does not publish, not one that does not apply.
How this was verified
Who buys this
Tagged at product level, not brand level. Udemy's products sell to educators & courses.
Who else does this
Other advertisers with a product in the same category as Udemy.
The re-verification note
We read Udemy's terms on 2026-08-24. Programs change a rate, a cookie window or a payment threshold without announcing it — we re-read them and send one note a week saying what moved.
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