TutorLMS
30% on WordPress course plugins — the top rate in the LMS-plugin lane
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- by TutorLMS
- Annual $199–799 · Lifetime $499–1,999 · WordPress LMS plugin, annual and lifetime licenses
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Affiliate link — we may earn a commission if you buy, at no extra cost to you. Terms verified Oct 11, 2026 against the vendor's own program page.
Quick verdict
- Best for
- Budget course builders standardizing on WordPress
- Skip if
- First order only — renewals pay nothing
- Skip if
- First order only — renewals pay nothing
- Price
- Annual $199–799 · Lifetime $499–1,999 (WordPress LMS plugin, annual and lifetime licenses)
- Affiliate payout
- 30% on each referred customer's first order only; 90-day cookie; $50 payout minimum, paid the 15th monthly for orders 30+ days old; ~7-business-day application; no coupon sites, no paid ads on affiliate links
- The catch
- Requires an existing blog/YouTube/social presence to be approved
- Our rating
- 2/5 — honest take
- Last verified
- Oct 11, 2026
Our honest take
The rate leader of the LMS-plugin trio (TutorLMS 30% vs LifterLMS/MemberPress 25%), and the lifetime licenses turn a plugin sale into a $150–600 event. Perfect 'own your course platform' counter-programming to the SaaS course platforms — with the one-time-only catch stated.
Who it's for
Budget course builders standardizing on WordPress
What you get
- Course builder with quizzes, certificates, and multi-instructor support
- Lifetime licenses to $1,999 — one Agency lifetime sale pays $599.70
- 90-day cookie, the longest in this lane
TutorLMS — questions
Is TutorLMS legit?
TutorLMS is a real product from TutorLMS with its own checkout — check their current refund terms before buying. Legit ≠ worth it for you, though: weigh the cons above against where you actually are. Our score: 2/5.
Why does Make Money HQ link with affiliate links?
Because it keeps the directory free and independent. The commission comes out of the vendor's side, not your price. We'd rather be transparent and keep your trust — it's the only asset a directory has.
