What the margin actually looks like
Take a $49 course. At the 25% tier you pay $36.75 for the seat. Sell it at $49 and you keep $12.25; sell it at $79, which is common for a consultant bundling advice with the training, and you keep $42.25. At the 40% tier the same seat costs you $29.40. Nothing is deducted afterwards.
Buying in lots rather than all at once
The tier is set by seats over twelve months, so a partner who buys ten seats a month reaches the same pricing as one who buys 120 in January. You are not asked to pre-buy volume you cannot yet sell.
Keeping the catalogue current
When a regulation changes, we update the course and your storefront serves the updated version. That maintenance is the part most resellers underestimate when they consider building their own.
The wholesale price sheet
One table, the same for every partner. A seat is one $49 course of credit, so a $149 course draws three seats. Your tier is set by the seats you buy over a rolling twelve months and rises on its own. 80 courses are available to partners.
| Seats in 12 months | Your discount | You pay per $49 seat |
|---|---|---|
| 2+ | 8% off | $45.08 |
| 5+ | 15% off | $41.65 |
| 10+ | 25% off | $36.75 |
| 25+ | 30% off | $34.30 |
| 50+ | 35% off | $31.85 |
| 100+ | 40% off | $29.40 |
| 250+ | 45% off | $26.95 |
Common questions
Can I resell single courses or do I have to take the whole catalogue?
Either. Credit is generic, so you can sell one course or all of them without committing to a catalogue up front.
Can a customer tell the course was resold?
No. Nothing in the customer-facing experience identifies us, including the certificate.
What happens to seats I have bought but not used?
They stay on your account while the account is active.
Start the conversation
Tell us who you sell to and which courses matter. We come back with the rate card for your volume and, if it fits, switch a storefront on in your name.
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