Udemy for Business is a fast-growing, subscription-based enterprise learning solution, offering a curated selection of Udemy’s top-rated 3,000 courses to leading organizations around the world. Companies like PayPal, Lyft, Century 21, Booking.com, General Mills, Pinterest, and thousands of others leverage Udemy for Business to engage employees in learning from the the freshest, highest-quality content on the market.
For more information on Udemy for Business and how to get your name in front of employees at leading companies, please click here.
Please note that if your course(s) are added to Udemy for Business content collection, you may begin to see new students in your student list with a Udemy for Business tag (see below).
Udemy for Business Revenue Share
The Udemy for Business instructor revenue model is different from the Udemy marketplace instructor revenue model. While marketplace instructor revenue is calculated on volume of course purchases and students’ lead sources for a given course, Udemy for Business instructor revenue is based on learner engagement, or the total number of minutes consumed within an instructor’s course(s).
Each month, Udemy allocates 25% of monthly subscription revenue from Udemy for Business customers for payments to Udemy for Business instructors as our instructor revenue pool. To calculate instructor payments each month, we divide the instructor revenue pool by the total minutes consumed by Udemy for Business learners across all courses that month. This “per-minute” amount is then multiplied by the number of minutes learners have spent in your courses to determine your revenue. This calculation includes time spent on video, including any re-watched minutes. This calculation does not include time spent on quizzes, coding exercises or assignments.
Note: revenue from Practice Test-only courses is calculated in the same way: by minutes spent in the course. Although there is no timestamp at the bottom of the course player in Practice Test-only courses, as there is in video-based courses, the minutes spent in the course is still tracked in our system, and taken into account in your revenue calculation.
Payment Schedule
Revenue from Udemy for Business will be reflected in your revenue report on the 3rd business day of each month, for minutes consumed in the previous month. For example, revenue from August will be reflected in your revenue report on the 3rd business day of September.
For courses with multiple instructors, revenue will be divided amongst co-instructors and reflected in each instructor’s individual revenue report.
In just the last year, Udemy for Business has tripled its customer base and we continue to be on a strong growth trajectory. By partnering with Udemy for Business, you’re not only increasing your own visibility and credibility as an instructor, you’re helping to transform workplace learning.
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