Kajabi Partner Program review

The deal is tiered and listed as Tiered: 100% 1st month, 10-20% recurring, so the first month pays in full and a smaller share follows on the subscription. Once a tier is reached, the recurring rate sits at 10% to 20%. Recurring commission applies, so earnings do not stop at the first payment.

The window runs 30, which suits a considered decision more than a rush purchase. Among the programmes compared here it ranks 39 of 129, while the typical window on the site is 30. A trusted recommendation closes most of these sales inside that span.

Payouts are made 60 days after referral, so a partner's balance sits with the programme for a while before it moves. Funds go out through PayPal, and the threshold to withdraw is $100. Plan for that gap before counting the money as income.

Recurring commission: yes, and the model is listed as recurring and hybrid. That means a referred customer who signs up keeps generating a share for the life of that subscription rather than a single payment. It suits partners who have retention in their own audience.

The programme covers direct and referral promotion, so partners can push the offer to their own audience and collect on sign ups that come from other people too. Both routes sit on the same terms. Anyone already selling education, coaching or membership content has something relevant to say about a course platform.

Jasper lists 25-30% recurring for 12 months, a flatter recurring rate, and FirstPromoter lists 25% to 35% recurring for 12 months, which starts higher than Kajabi's recurring band. Kajabi pays a full first month plus a recurring share, so the total on a long subscription is the point to weigh.

Programmes of this kind typically report a median of 30,000 publishers, with the middle run 8,125 to 150,000. In software, 70.8% of programmes pay on a recurring basis, so a subscription tail is normal in the category.

On the offer side the programme scores 4 as part of an overall 4 for the page. That figure reflects the money a partner receives and how it is built, so a tiered deal that pays a full first month plus a recurring share stacks up well against a flat rate.