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There is no fee to create and host a course on Udemy, and you can publish as
many free and paid courses as you like. We believe in a sustainable partnership,
where instructors are rewarded for creating amazing content and bringing
students to the platform, and Udemy is rewarded for driving new students to our
instructors.
While we encourage you to take a look the official Promotions Policy (link here),
a summary of common revenue share scenarios is provided below. Please note
these are revenue share on Net Revenue, which is defined here:
Note on In-App Purchases: For sales on the Udemy iOS and Android apps, Apple
and Google charge a 30% fee on the total sale.
Depending on the partner or the costs of the advertising, the revenue share
may vary but will be 25% in most cases. Udemy sets aside 75% to pay for
advertising costs and/or partner payouts that help us acquire those new
users.
Reporting
Instructors can track all incoming sales in their Revenue Report. The report
includes the date of purchase, student name, revenue channel attribution, total
price paid and your revenue.
Additionally, exports in a .csv file are available for each month of revenue you
earn, to track your sales and revenue share data (more info here).
Instructor Terms
These Instructor Terms were last updated July 5, 2019.
When you sign up to become an instructor on the Udemy platform, you agree to
abide by these Instructor Terms ("Terms"). These Terms cover details about the
aspects of the Udemy platform relevant to instructors and are incorporated by
reference into our Terms of Use, the general terms that govern your use of our
Services. Any capitalized terms that aren't defined in these Terms are defined as
specified in the Terms of Use.
As an instructor, you are contracting directly with Udemy, Inc. (a Delaware
corporation in the United States), regardless of whether another Udemy
subsidiary facilitates payments to you.
1. Instructor Obligations
As an instructor, you are responsible for all content that you post, including
lectures, quizzes, coding exercises, practice tests, assignments, resources,
answers, course landing page content, and announcements ("Submitted
Content").
You represent and warrant that:
2. License to Udemy
You grant Udemy the rights detailed in the Terms of Use to offer, market, and
otherwise exploit your Submitted Content, and to sublicense it to students for
these purposes directly or through third parties. This includes the right to add
captions or otherwise modify content to ensure accessibility.
Unless otherwise agreed (including within our Promotions Policy), you have the
right to remove all or any portion of your Submitted Content from the Services
at any time. Except as otherwise agreed, Udemy's right to sublicense the rights
in this section will terminate with respect to new users 60 days after the
Submitted Content's removal. However, (1) rights given to students before the
Submitted Content's removal will continue in accordance with the terms of those
licenses (including any grants of lifetime access) and (2) Udemy's right to use
such Submitted Content for marketing purposes shall survive termination.
We may record all or any part of your Submitted Content for quality control and
for delivering, marketing, promoting, demonstrating, or operating the Services.
You grant Udemy permission to use your name, likeness, voice, and image in
connection with offering, delivering, marketing, promoting, demonstrating, and
selling the Services, your Submitted Content, or Udemy's content, and you
waive any rights of privacy, publicity, or other rights of a similar nature, to the
extent permissible under applicable law.
an instructor or course does not comply with our policies or legal terms
(including the Terms of Use);
a course falls below our quality standards or has a negative impact on the
student experience;
an instructor engages in behavior that might reflect unfavorably on Udemy or
bring Udemy into public disrepute, contempt, scandal, or ridicule;
an instructor engages the services of a marketer or other business partner who
violates Udemy's policies; or
as determined by Udemy in its sole discretion.
4. Pricing
5. Payments
5.3 Refunds
You acknowledge and agree that students have the right to receive a refund, as
detailed in the Terms of Use. Instructors will not receive any revenue from
transactions for which a refund has been granted under the Terms of Use.
If a student asks for a refund after we have paid the relevant instructor
payment, we reserve the right to either (1) deduct the amount of the refund
from the next payment sent to the instructor or (2) where no further payments
are due to the instructor or the payments are insufficient to cover the refunded
amounts, require the instructor to refund any amounts refunded to students for
the instructor's courses.
6. Trademarks
While you are a published instructor and subject to the requirements below, you
may use our trademarks where we authorize you to do so.
You must:
only use the images of our trademarks that we make available to you, as
detailed in any guidelines we may publish (such as our Instructor Badge Guide);
only use our trademarks in connection with the promotion and sale of your
Udemy courses or your participation on Udemy; and
immediately comply if we request that you discontinue use.
9.2 Translations
Any version of these Terms in a language other than English is provided for
convenience and you understand and agree that the English language will
control if there is any conflict.
9.4 Survival
The following sections shall survive the expiration or termination of these Terms:
Sections 2 (License to Udemy), 3.3 (Relationship to Other Users), 5.2 (Receiving
Payments), 5.3 (Refunds), 8 (Deleting Your Account), and 9 (Miscellaneous
Legal Terms).
Anyone can create a free course on Udemy. If you want to charge students a fee
for your courses, however, you will need to apply to become a premium
instructor. The application is free, and is usually approved within 2 business
days.
After you click on the Premium Instructor application link on the Price & Coupons
page, you can complete your application, by following these steps:
Once you have entered your information and selected the promotional programs
you would like to participate in, you will be prompted to select your payout
method. Instructors can receive their payouts via PayPal or Payoneer.
To active a payout method for your Udemy account, please follow the steps
below:
1. Move your cursor to your profile avatar at the top right and click on Payout
settings from the dropdown menu.
2. On the Payout settings page, select the payout method you wish to use by
clicking on Log In for PayPal and Connect for Payoneer.
3. You will be directed to the payment processor’s website, where you will
authenticate and create a link to your Udemy profile. If you do not have a
PayPal or Payoneer account yet, you can also create a new account during
this process.
After you’ve submitted your request, it may take up to three days to receive
final approval from the payment processor. When your request is approved, the
payment method status will change fromPending to Active, which indicates
that you will now receive payment through that vendor. No further action is
required on your behalf.
Please note: after your payment method has been approved, be sure to return
to your course and select a price for it.
If you’re notified that the request was unsuccessful, you can also contact the
payment processor directly to learn more about why a connection could not be
established. You can contact PayPal Support by clicking here, and Payoneer’s
Support team by clicking here.
Fees
There is no fee to become a premium instructor, and Udemy does not charge
any transactional fees when delivering payment to instructors. Udemy does,
however, keep a percentage of each sale depending on the transaction. Please
click here to learn more about Udemy's revenue share.
You can review any fees PayPal or Payoneer charge on their respective sites.
Payoneer’s fees can also be reviewed during the payment application process.
Payments
Payments from PayPal are delivered directly to your PayPal account, which can
in turn, be transferred to your bank account. Payoneer payments can be
delivered to your local bank account or to your prepaid MasterCard®.
If you wish to change your payment method in the future, you can do so, by
following these steps:
If you need to change the PayPal account you have registered for your payment
method, you can do so by following these steps:
If you wish to change your credentials for your Payoneer account, however, you
will need to contact Payoneer directly. You can contact Payoneer support by
clicking here.
If you have any additional questions regarding how to set up your Premium
Instructor account, please contact our support team.