NextPrep for creators
A closer partnership for people who teach in public.
What you get
- 7% of the sale value excluding GST, rising to 10% from your fifth sale
- A free 9-month term the day you are accepted
- Your audience gets one extra week on their first term
- Early access to new content, and a named credit on a page you contribute to
Applications open, reviewed individually. We record sales by hand from purchase emails until online payments open.
Rates and perks
Commission grows with you
- CreatorFrom your first sale7%
- FeaturedFrom 5 sales10%
Of the sale value before GST. Each sale keeps the rate it was made at.
Perks you unlock
- 9 months of NextPrep free, from day oneThe day you are accepted
- Early access to new content before it is publicAt 10 sales
- 6 more months freeAt 25 sales
The brief: what to say and what not to
| Safe to say | Please do not say |
|---|---|
| NextPrep explains why every option is right or wrong. | Rank, score or selection promises. |
| It is an independent practice platform with original questions. | "Official", "NBEMS-approved" or any link to an exam authority. |
| Terms are fixed (6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months, 9 months) with no auto-renewal. | "Previous year papers", "leaked" or "recall" questions. |
| The content is original and awaiting independent expert review. | "Expert-reviewed" or "doctor-verified", until we say so. |
| There is a free 20-question assessment. | User numbers, results or testimonials you cannot show. |
Disclosure that works
Put it where people see it, before they click, in the language of your content.
“Partner link: I earn a share if you buy.”
Link builder
Use the code we confirm for you. The link is built here in your browser and nothing is sent.
Enter your code to see your link.
Content that tends to help your audience
- Walk through one question and why each option is right or wrong.
- Show how you plan a week around duty hours.
- Share your own mistake notes and what you changed.
- Compare how you pace a timed block before and after practice.
Logos and descriptions are on the press and brand kit.
Ready to apply?
Apply as a creatorCommon questions
What do creators get beyond the affiliate programme?
A higher rate, a free 9-month term, early access to new content, an extra week for your audience on their first term, and a credit if you write or review content.
Do I have to say good things?
No. Say what is true. Honest criticism of a tool you have used is more useful to your audience and to us.
How do I disclose?
Plainly, near the link, in your content's language: "partner link: I earn if you buy". The partner terms explain what we expect.
Can I get early access before I apply?
Early access comes with acceptance. Apply on the partner programmes page.
Do I have to say only good things about NextPrep?
No. Say what is true. Honest criticism of a tool you have used is more useful to your audience and to us.
What can I say about NextPrep?
That it explains why every option is right or wrong, that it is independent with original questions, that terms are fixed with no auto-renewal, that there is a free 20-question assessment, and that the content is awaiting independent expert review.
What must I not say?
No rank, score or selection promises, no user numbers, results or testimonials you cannot show, no claim of affiliation with an examination authority, and no use of recalled questions.
How do I disclose the partnership?
Plainly, near the link, in your content's language, for example that it is a partner link and you earn a share if people buy.
How does the link builder work?
Enter the code we confirm for you and it builds the link in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Who counts as a creator?
Someone who regularly makes public NEET PG content. Each application is reviewed individually, including past claims and disclosure habits.
Is the creator share paid already?
Payouts start when paid terms go on sale, and a sale becomes payable after the refund window. Check the partner terms for the exact rules.
What content tends to help my audience?
Walking through a question and why each option is right or wrong, showing how you plan a week around duty hours, sharing your own mistake notes, and comparing your pacing before and after practice.