Let me save you some time: Memrise does not currently offer an affiliate program.
You will still find pages promising a 15% commission, a 30-day cookie and an Awin signup. Those pages are describing an old program, not a current opportunity you can reliably join.
I rechecked the status on August 30, 2026. The Memrise support answer was last updated May 7, 2024.
Why does Google still show a 15% commission?
Affiliate articles tend to copy one another, and old program pages can survive in search long after a merchant leaves a network. That appears to be what happened here.
Several directories still list Memrise with Awin or Impact and quote old payment details. Memrise’s first-party answer is clearer than any of them: it does not currently offer an affiliate programme. One affiliate database also marks the former Awin offer as closed.
I would not send readers to one of those old applications or build content around a commission that Memrise no longer advertises.
What should you promote instead?
Do not pick a replacement by percentage alone. Start with the kind of learner already following you:
- FluentU is a good fit for video-learning audiences and publishes 20% lifetime commission.
- Lingopie fits film and television audiences and pays 30% for 12 months.
- Rocket Languages suits serious self-study audiences and gives content creators a public 40% tier.
- Copycat Cafe fits French, Spanish, Italian and German learners who understand more than they can comfortably say.
Why mention Copycat Cafe here?
Because we make it—and because someone searching for a Memrise affiliate alternative may reasonably want another language product to promote. That is our bias, stated plainly.
Copycat pays 75% of the first eligible payment, then 40% of later eligible payments for that customer’s lifetime while the affiliate remains active and in good standing. The cookie lasts 60 days. Learners listen and rebuild practical lines, copy useful chunks aloud with feedback and use them in low-pressure conversation.
Copycat is not a universal Memrise replacement. It supports fewer languages and focuses more tightly on speaking practice. Recommend it only if that matches your audience.
My honest verdict
Do not spend time trying to join Memrise today. Bookmark its official answer if you want to check again later, then choose an active program that genuinely fits the people who trust your recommendations.
Our language-learning affiliate guide compares the current options.