Earn 20% recurring helping pilots pass
Refer student pilots to Aviation Test Prep and earn 20% commission on every payment — first sale and renewals. Free to join, 30-day tracking, a real dashboard with done-for-you creatives.
Free to join · 30-day cookie · earnings vary (see details below)
Three steps to your first commission
Apply free
Create your account and grab a unique referral link in seconds. Every application is reviewed.
Share your link
Post it on your blog, YouTube, flight-school page, or socials. Every visitor is cookied for 30 days.
Earn 20% — again and again
When a referred student subscribes you earn a commission — and you keep earning on their renewals.
What you earn
A flat 20% commission on every payment a referred student makes — the first one and every renewal, for as long as they stay subscribed.
| Plan | Member pays | You earn (20%) |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $19.99 per month | $4.00 per month |
| Quarterly | $49.99 per quarter | $10.00 per quarter |
| Annual | $179.99 per year | $36.00 per year |
Prices shown are current list prices. Your 20% is calculated on the actual amount the member pays, so if they use a promotional/sale price or a coupon, your commission is 20% of that discounted amount. Prices and promotions may change.
If, over a year, 10 readers you refer subscribe to the Annual plan and stay subscribed, that would be about $360.00 in commission — and it continues as they renew. A smaller, engaged audience on the Monthly plan might look more like $20.00/month from 5 active subscribers.
These are hypothetical examples to show how the 20% math works — not a prediction of what you will earn.
Earnings disclaimer
The figures above are illustrative examples, not a guarantee, promise, or projection of income, and they are not “typical” results. Actual earnings vary widely and depend entirely on your own effort, the size and engagement of your audience, and how many referrals choose to subscribe. Many affiliates earn little or nothing. There is no minimum or guaranteed income. You are an independent participant, not an employee, and you are responsible for any taxes on commissions you earn. Affiliates must clearly disclose their affiliate relationship in accordance with the FTC’s Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255). Commission rates and program terms may change; your current rate is always shown in your dashboard.
A real affiliate dashboard
Not a mockup — this is the actual portal you get the moment you’re approved. Click any screenshot to enlarge.
Live dashboard
Visits, referrals, conversion rate, and paid vs. unpaid earnings — updated as they happen — plus a one-click link generator for any page.
Creative library
Ready-made banners (every standard size), text links, email swipe copy, and social posts — your referral code is baked into every one.
Affiliate Academy
Short modules on how the program works, your talking points, where to promote, and the honesty rules — with a quick-start checklist.
Done-for-you creatives
63+ ready-to-use assets — 33 banners (every standard size, plus seasonal designs), 10 text links, 6 email templates, and 14 social posts. Your referral code is baked into every one. Click a banner to enlarge.
Questions
How much do I earn?
You earn 20% of what each referred student actually pays — on their first payment and on qualifying renewals, for as long as they stay subscribed. If they used a sale price or coupon, your 20% is calculated on that discounted amount. Your exact rate is always shown in your dashboard.
How are referrals tracked?
When someone clicks your link we set a first-party cookie for 30 days. If they sign up and subscribe within that window, the referral is credited to you — even if they don’t buy on the first visit.
When and how do I get paid?
Commissions accrue as “unpaid” when a referred student pays. We send payouts periodically to your PayPal (or chosen method) and mark them paid in your dashboard. You set your payout details in Settings.
Who can join?
Flight instructors, content creators, schools, and anyone with an audience of aspiring pilots. Self-referrals don’t count, and we review every application.
What are the rules?
Be honest and disclose that you’re an affiliate (the FTC requires it). Don’t spam, bid on our brand name, or make false claims — these are ACS-aligned practice questions, never “the real FAA exam,” and you can’t promise a guaranteed pass.