HIPAAFluent

Affiliate program

Know the people who run training? That knowledge is worth 25%.

When an organization you refer subscribes, you earn a quarter of everything they pay in their first year — paid once, after their first invoice clears. There's nothing to build and nothing to support; you make the introduction, and the course does the selling.

Apply to the program

25% of the first-year contract, paid once.

Who this fits

You already advise the people who buy this.

The program is built for people whose word carries weight with practices and organizations: compliance consultants, practice-management and billing consultants, MSPs and IT providers who serve clinics, advisors in the addiction-recovery world, and publishers whose readers run healthcare teams. If an office manager would take your call, you're who we had in mind.

Step 1

Apply

Tell us who you reach and how you'd spread the word. We review every application personally.

Step 2

Get your link

Approved affiliates get a personal referral link that remembers your visitors for 60 days.

Step 3

Make introductions

Share the link however you already talk to your audience. The course itself is the demo.

Step 4

Get paid

When a referred organization's first invoice is paid, 25% of their first-year contract is yours.

What referrals are worth

The math, with real prices on it.

Seats are $25 a year each, and larger organizations get volume rates — so your commission scales with the size of the introduction you make.

A 40-person organization

$250 to you

40 seats × $25 a year is a $1,000 first-year contract, and a quarter of it is your commission.

A 200-person organization

$1,000 to you

200 seats × $20 a year is a $4,000 first-year contract, and a quarter of it is your commission.

The rules, plainly

An honest program for an honest product

Commission accrues on the organization's first paid invoice and is paid once — renewals belong to us, which is what keeps the rate high. Disclose the relationship wherever you share your link; the FTC requires it and so do we.

Affiliates must be independent of the organizations they refer. Referring your own employer isn't an affiliate relationship, and we decline those commissions. Bidding on our brand terms in search ads isn't allowed either, and neither is describing the course with compliance guarantees we don't make ourselves — what we'd actually say lives in our knowledge base, and quoting it is always safe.

Payouts need a W-9 on file once your earnings reach the IRS reporting threshold, and we'll walk you through that when your first commission accrues.

Program details in the knowledge base

Apply

Tell us about your audience.

A couple of sentences is plenty — we care about who trusts you, not how polished the pitch is.

The practices, organizations, or readers who hear from you, and roughly how many.