How EduPeach makes money

Three ways, all disclosed

1. The Trial Pass. Students pay EduPeach for an editor's report, a first-week plan, a call and the switch guarantee. The course itself is not included. What the Pass is.
2. A commission on partner courses booked through EduPeach. Some providers agree to let students book their course here, at the same price as on their own site, and pay EduPeach 25-30% of the price after the sale. At most three partner providers per subject.
3. Affiliate links. On some course pages the link to the provider may carry a tracking code that earns EduPeach a commission if you enrol. The page says so next to the link.

The rules

1. We only sell courses we recommend. We also recommend courses we do not sell.
2. The rating is set before any commercial agreement and does not change because of it.
3. A provider cannot buy a rating, a place in the catalogue or a position in the results.
4. Same commission terms for every partner in a subject. No paid placement.
5. Price parity: a course booked through EduPeach never costs more than on the provider's site. The commission comes out of the provider's margin.
6. Every course page shows alternatives, including free ones and ones we do not sell.
7. The commercial relationship, if any, is written next to the rating on the course page.
8. Courses from companies related to EduPeach's owners are excluded from ratings and from sale.

How a partner is chosen

The editorial team rates a course first, with the published method, author and reviewer named. Only after a rating is published can the commercial side propose a partnership, and only for courses the rating recommends. A course that is not recommended can still be in the guide; it cannot be sold here. A provider that stops meeting the terms loses the partnership; the rating stays.

What you see on a course page

• "Book with EduPeach" on partner courses: same price as the provider, EduPeach guarantee, commission disclosed on the page.
• "Go to the course page" on every other course: a plain link, or an affiliate link if the page says so.
• Alternatives, including free courses and courses we do not sell, on every page.

What we never do

• Sell a rating, a place in the catalogue or a position in the results.
• Charge a student more than the provider's price.
• Change or remove a rating because a provider asks, pays or stops paying.
• Publish user reviews or votes.

Questions about a specific relationship: contact page. Company details: company information.