QuillBot
AI writing assistant paying up to 20% on Premium subscribers through PartnerStack, with a 30-day cookie.
About the QuillBot affiliate program
QuillBot, a Learneo, Inc. business, runs its affiliate programme on PartnerStack: its FAQ explains what PartnerStack is, and its own tracking links carry PartnerStack parameters. The headline is up to 20% commission, with the page also putting a ceiling of up to $20 per subscriber, so the figure depends on which Premium plan a referral buys. The cookie lasts 30 days, with cross-device tracking through a unique URL and a dashboard for sales and earnings. Joining is free, and approved affiliates get a personal affiliate manager for questions and training. The page is aimed at content creators, educators and course creators, productivity enthusiasts, and newsletter writers and community builders. Several details sit inside collapsed FAQ answers that did not show in the page text, including how long a commission lasts on each subscriber and how payouts work, so those fields are empty here rather than filled from third-party listings. Terms re-read on 4 October 2026.
Pros and cons
- ✓Up to 20% commission, with a stated ceiling of $20 per subscriber
- ✓30-day cookie with cross-device tracking through a unique link
- ✓Free to join, with a dashboard to track sales and earnings
- ✓A personal affiliate manager is offered for questions and training
- ✓QuillBot sells students up to an extra 25% off Premium through Student Beans, which helps conversion with a student audience
- –Commission is stated only as 'up to' — the page does not say which plans earn what
- –The page does not show how long commissions last on each subscriber; the answer sits in a collapsed FAQ
- –No payout threshold or payment schedule is shown in the page text
- –Referrals pay when they become Premium subscribers, so free users who never upgrade earn nothing
Topics
QuillBot runs its affiliate program through PartnerStack. Search for it by name inside your PartnerStack dashboard. We list program details for reference and don’t link out — always confirm the current terms with the program itself.