The affiliate platform for educational products

Helping valuable
knowledge spread
faster.

Courses, certifications and learning programs, distributed by people who only get paid when they sell. Partners list what they built. Operators put it in front of the right audience. Nobody pays for reach that did nothing.

Model
Pay on results
Catalogue
Vetted programs
Operator fee
0%
Access
Season 0 · open

01 The catalogue

Operators do not browse a spreadsheet.

What the operator earns sits above everything else, with the price and the commission under it. No hidden terms, no negotiation, no waiting on an email. An offer can be read in four seconds and decided on.

Every offer carries the same numbers, in the same places. This is the shape of one, not a listing.

Founding partner

Structured learning program

Education · Medium

Six weeks, a curriculum, a certificate at the end. The partner writes this line. Everything under it is fixed.

You earn$299 per sale
Price
$997
Commission
30%
Rewards
Season 1
  • You earnThe figure the whole decision turns on, so it sits above everything else
  • PriceSet by the partner, visible before you click
  • CommissionWhat you are paid, not a range to negotiate
  • RewardsBoosts stacked on top of commission. Season 1.

02 Why now

AI is accelerating the need to learn.

Millions of people need new skills faster than any institution can deliver them. Demand is rising. The supply of people building real educational products is rising with it.

Distribution never modernised. It is still cold outreach, still affiliate managers chasing people in DMs, still networks that will list anything with a checkout link. The infrastructure stopped improving around 2012 and nobody noticed, because it still technically works.

Look at what still works in it. Not the networks, not the dashboards. The parts where a person is on the hook: somebody chose the program, somebody put their own name in front of their own audience, somebody picks up when it goes wrong. Freenzy is the distribution layer for the new education economy, built from those parts and nothing else. The rest we left in 2012.

Somebody chose it. Somebody vouched for it. Every sale has a name on it.

03 Two sides, one engine

Partners

You built it. We are the part that moves it.

  • Qualified operators actively promoting your course
  • You set commission, pricing and who can promote
  • $0 upfront. Pay on results only
How partnering works

Operators

Curated offers. High-ticket commissions. Zero fees.

  • Educational products only, nothing else lists
  • Nothing lists under $249. Real money per sale, not cents
  • You keep 100%. The fee lives on the partner side
How operating works

04 How the system runs

Four steps. You are involved in the first two.

  1. 01

    A partner lists an offer

    A course, a certification, a structured learning program. The partner sets the commission, the payout rules and who is allowed to touch it. Fifteen minutes, once.

  2. 02

    Operators pick it up

    Not a directory nobody opens. Operators read the catalogue the way traders read a board, pick what fits their audience, and start the same day.

  3. 03

    Every click, lead and sale is tracked

    Server-to-server postback and a JS pixel. Attribution reads from the partner's own checkout, which means the numbers belong to them. Nobody has to take our word for anything.

  4. 04

    Commissions validate and pay out

    Validated sales trigger payouts automatically. The partner pays the platform fee. The operator keeps every cent of the commission, because penalising the person who made the sale is a strange way to run a distribution network.

From listed to paid, without you chasing anyone.

05 The filter

A catalogue is only worth something if things get turned away.

ClickBank will take your course. It will also take the supplement beside it and the make-money-fast funnel under that, because volume is the business model. Open catalogues fill with noise, and the serious products pay for it in trust they did nothing to lose.

We say no to most of what we see. That is not a policy. That is the product.

Accepted

  • Courses
  • Certifications
  • Structured learning programs
  • Skill-based products
  • Transformation-driven offers

Turned away

  • Low-value ebooks
  • Make-money-fast offers
  • Low-effort digital products
  • Coaching with no real structure
  • Pure entertainment offers

Two ways in. Both are narrow.

Season 0 closes at 10 offers, and 4 are in. Not a thousand. Both sides are read by a human, and the first through each door shape what this becomes.