Partner School Agreement (Partner Terms & Conditions)

Effective Date: November 10, 2026

This is the agreement each CME Partner School accepts during onboarding.

This Partner School Agreement (“Agreement”) is between Class Made Easy, LLC (“CME”) and the Partner School.

These Terms & Conditions govern the partnership between Class Made Easy (“CME”) and the Partner School (“Partner”).

By registering as a Partner on ClassMadeEasy.com and accepting this Agreement, the Partner agrees to the following:

1. Purpose of Agreement

  • CME provides approved Florida real-estate education courses, books, and exam-prep materials that Partner Schools may resell to their students.
  • Partner Schools function independently and handle all Florida DBPR licensing and reporting obligations.

2. Definitions

  • Platform: Refers to the CME learning platform and the Partner School portal.
  • Products: Include CME digital courses, videos, quizzes, exams, downloads, and printed materials.
  • Student: Means a person who purchases or receives access to a Product through the Partner School’s portal.
  • Partner Split: Refers to the revenue share paid to the Partner School for eligible digital Product sales through the Partner School portal, as described in Section 6.
  • Wholesale Price: Refers to the amount retained by CME for each eligible Product sale.

3. Partner Responsibilities

Partner agrees to:

  • Maintain an active Florida Real Estate School permit issued by the DBPR.
  • Handle all state-required reporting of course completions to the DBPR.
  • Establish a student-facing refund policy consistent with CME’s refund requirements.
  • Provide accurate information during registration, including:
    • Florida school permit number
    • Course approval numbers
    • Contact information
  • Ensure all advertising and marketing meet Florida legal requirements.
  • Operate independently. Partner Schools are not agents, employees, or representatives of CME.

4. CME Responsibilities

CME agrees to the following:

  • Provide access to selected Products through the Platform.
  • Provide students with access to their course credentials after purchase through the Partner School portal.
  • Generate completion certificates when students meet the applicable course completion requirements inside the Platform.
  • Maintain hosting, security, backups, and normal uptime of the Platform, except for planned maintenance and events outside CME’s control.
  • Provide Partner School access to reporting and payout dashboards.

5. Authorization Letters and Course Filings

  • If Partner School must submit a course approval or course registration application to the DBPR to offer a course under its own school permit, Partner School is responsible for submitting that application and any required supporting documents.
  • When needed, CME will provide an Authorization Letter to Use Course Materials confirming that Partner School has permission to use CME materials through the CME Platform.
  • Partner School is responsible for attaching the authorization letter to its DBPR submission.
  • Partner School must provide CME with the applicable DBPR approval information before the course can be activated under its school.
  • Partner School is responsible for maintaining and renewing its course approvals as required by the DBPR.

6. Partner Split & Payouts

  • Partner Split: Partner School earns a Partner Split on eligible digital Product sales made through Partner School’s portal. The Partner Split equals the retail selling price established by Partner School minus CME’s applicable wholesale price.
  • Retail Pricing: Partner School may establish and change its own retail prices through the Partner Dashboard. Retail prices may not be lower than CME’s applicable wholesale prices. There is no maximum retail price.
  • Payment Collection: CME processes student purchases through the Platform, collects the retail purchase amount, retains the applicable wholesale share, and records the Partner Split for the Partner School.
  • Stripe Onboarding: Partner School must complete the required Stripe onboarding process through the Partner Dashboard to receive payouts. Stripe securely collects and maintains the Partner School’s banking and payout information.
  • Stripe Payout Fees: CME does not deduct Stripe payout fees from Partner School earnings. Partner School receives its full earned margin, subject only to applicable refunds, chargebacks, or payment adjustments.
  • Refund Window Hold: Partner Split earnings are held for seven (7) days from the purchase date to accommodate the CME refund window, chargebacks, and payment adjustments.
  • Payout Schedule: Partner payouts are processed every Monday for eligible sales made during the calendar week before the immediately preceding calendar week, with calendar weeks running Monday through Sunday. For example, a payout processed on Monday, November 16, 2026, covers eligible sales made November 2–8, 2026.
  • Refund Deductions: Approved refunds and applicable payment adjustments are deducted from the Partner School’s earnings or next available payout. CME does not issue partial refunds.
  • Fraud and Unusual Activity: CME may delay or withhold affected payouts if fraud, chargebacks, or inaccurate activity is suspected until the issue is resolved.
  • Payout Records: Partner School may review its earnings and payout history through the Partner Dashboard.

7. Books / Printed Materials

Printed books and physical materials are handled differently from digital Products:

  • Partner Schools purchase books directly from CME at the applicable Partner wholesale price, plus shipping.
  • Books are not part of the digital Partner Split or revenue-share system.
  • Partners may resell books at any price they choose.
  • Books may be purchased individually or in bulk at Partner wholesale pricing.
  • Printed books are not refundable once shipped, except in cases of shipping damage reported promptly with supporting photographs.

8. Ownership, Copyright, and License

All CME content, including digital courses, books, videos, written materials, quizzes, exams, and downloads, is protected by copyright and other intellectual property laws. CME owns and retains all rights, title, and interest in CME content and trademarks.

CME grants Partner School a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to offer CME Products only through the CME Platform during the term of this Agreement.

Partner School may not do any of the following without written permission from CME:

  • Copy, reproduce, alter, translate, or create derivative works from CME content.
  • Upload CME content to another LMS, website, shared drive, or file-sharing service.
  • Distribute CME materials outside the CME Platform, including sharing login credentials or course access.
  • Allow any other school, instructor, company, or third party to use CME content through Partner School access.
  • Use CME trademarks, logos, or branding outside the Partner portal without written permission.

Partner School agrees to protect the confidentiality and security of exams, quizzes, and other assessment content. Partner School will not share assessment content or answer keys outside the CME Platform.

9. Student Access & Course Completion

  • Students receive immediate course access after purchase.
  • Course access time limits and completion rules follow the applicable course approval requirements and Platform settings.
  • Completion certificates are generated after successful completion inside the Platform.
  • Partner School is responsible for reporting student completions to the DBPR when reporting is required.
  • Partner School is responsible for following applicable DBPR student recordkeeping requirements.

10. Refund Policy for Digital Products

Class Made Easy (CME) provides digital courses, books, and exam-preparation products to Partner Schools for resale. Because CME delivers digital educational content instantly, all refunds must follow CME’s official refund rules.

11. Partner School Refunds to Students

  • Partner Schools may create and publish their own student-facing refund policies. However, refunds processed through CME must comply with CME’s refund eligibility requirements below, because approved refunds are deducted from the Partner School’s earnings or payouts.

CME Refund Eligibility

CME will honor refund requests only when all of the following conditions are met:

  • The refund request is submitted within seven (7) days of the student’s original purchase date.
  • The student has not progressed past the first section of the online course or exam-preparation Product.
  • The Partner School submits the refund request in writing to support@classmadeeasy.com.

Non-Refundable Items

The following Products are not eligible for refunds once delivered or accessed as specified:

  • Printed books shipped to the student or Partner School, except for qualifying shipping damage.
  • Downloaded PDFs.
  • Courses and exam-preparation Products accessed beyond the allowed first-section limit.

How Partner Schools Request a Refund

Partner Schools must email refund requests to support@classmadeeasy.com.

Refund requests must include:

  • Student’s name.
  • Date of purchase.
  • Product purchased.
  • Confirmation that student access is within the applicable refund limits.

Refund Processing

  • Approved refunds will be deducted from the Partner School’s earnings or next available payout.
  • CME does not issue partial refunds.

12. Term and Termination

  • Agreement Duration: This Agreement begins on the Effective Date and remains in effect until terminated in accordance with this section. There is no fixed contract term or automatic renewal requirement.
  • Partner School Cancellation: Partner School may cancel this Agreement at any time, for any reason, by providing thirty (30) days’ written notice to CME.
  • Effective Date of Cancellation: Cancellation becomes effective thirty (30) days after CME receives the written notice, unless Partner School specifies a later effective date.
  • No Cancellation Penalty: CME will not charge an early termination fee or cancellation penalty when Partner School terminates this Agreement in accordance with the required thirty (30) days’ written notice.
  • Termination for Cause: Either party may terminate this Agreement if the other party materially breaches the Agreement and fails to correct the breach within thirty (30) days after receiving written notice identifying the breach.
  • Immediate Suspension or Termination: CME may suspend or terminate access immediately if there is misuse of CME content, fraud, repeated chargebacks, misrepresentation, or if Partner School no longer maintains an active Florida Real Estate School permit.

13. What Happens After Termination

  • New Sales: Partner School must stop offering or selling CME Products through the partnership once termination becomes effective.
  • Account Access: CME may deactivate Partner School’s portal access after the effective termination date, subject to any access necessary to resolve outstanding obligations.
  • Content License: Partner School’s authorization to use CME content, course materials, trademarks, and branding ends upon termination unless separately authorized in writing by CME.
  • Outstanding Earnings: CME will pay any outstanding eligible Partner Split earnings from sales completed before the effective termination date according to the regular payout schedule, subject to applicable refunds, chargebacks, and payment adjustments.
  • Existing Obligations: Termination does not eliminate obligations incurred before the effective termination date, including applicable DBPR reporting and recordkeeping responsibilities.
  • Cancellation Fees: No early termination fee or cancellation penalty will be imposed solely because Partner School exercises its cancellation right under Section 12.
  • Student Records: Partner School remains responsible for maintaining or obtaining student records necessary to satisfy its applicable DBPR obligations.

CME may also suspend or terminate a Partner account for:

  • Misuse of CME content.
  • Misrepresentation of course approvals.
  • Failure to comply with DBPR rules.
  • Fraudulent activity.
  • Failure to maintain an active Florida Real Estate School permit.

14. No Guarantees

  • CME does not guarantee that any Student will pass a licensing examination, course examination, or meet any regulatory requirement.
  • Partner School remains responsible for its own compliance obligations.

15. Limitation of Liability

  • CME is not responsible for Partner School regulatory compliance, DBPR reporting errors, Student disputes, or Partner School business losses.
  • CME’s total liability under this Agreement is limited to the Partner Split paid or payable to Partner School during the previous ninety (90) days.

16. Governing Law and Venue

  • This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Florida. The Parties agree that the exclusive venue for any legal action arising out of or relating to this Agreement shall be in a court of competent jurisdiction in Holmes County, Florida.

17. Notices

All notices under this Agreement must be in writing and may be sent by email. Notices are effective upon receipt, except where this Agreement specifies a later effective date.

  • CME notice email: support@classmadeeasy.com
  • Partner School notice email: the email address the Partner School provides during registration

18. Acceptance and Signatures

Partner School accepts this Agreement by signing it electronically during Partner School onboarding. Electronic signatures are acceptable.