Referral Program
Earn $10 for
every referral.
Refer someone to a course and earn $10 once they complete it. Sign up, share your code, get paid.
Sign in with your email to claim your code. No password.
How it works
Three steps. Real cash. No catch.
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1
Sign up for your code
Sign in to your account and claim a unique 6-character code. Pick how you want to get paid: Zelle or CashApp.
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2
Share your code
Text or email it to friends, coworkers, or family. Have them put your name (or code) down when they book. Both work.
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3
Get paid
$10 per referral, paid within 2 weeks of them completing their class. Straight to your Zelle or CashApp.
The stack effect
Passive, residual income.
As long as people keep registering under your name and code, you keep earning $10 per person who completes their certification. Many renew every one to two years, making the right referrals a long-term revenue stream.
Refer three friends to a group class this month, and one of them books their whole team of ten next quarter for onsite training. That is $130 in your account, from conversations that took five minutes.
$10
per completed referral
2 wks
from class to payout
∞
no cap on referrals
Fine print, plain-spoken
Good to know before you sign up.
- Payout by Zelle or CashApp only.
- When you sign up, you'll pick one and give us the exact email/phone (Zelle) or $cashtag (CashApp). Make sure it's active and correct so we can pay you the day we run the batch.
- Payouts happen after the class runs.
- Your friend has to actually attend and complete their skills evaluation. Cancellations, no-shows, and refunds don't earn a referral.
- Both name and code work.
- At checkout, your friend can enter your name, your code, or both. We match either way. Having both is the safest, especially for common names.
- Track your referrals in your account.
- Sign in anytime to see who booked under your code, who's completed, and what's paid out.
Grab your code and start sharing.
Sign in with your email. Takes about a minute. No password.
Sign Up for Your Referral Code