Zen Internet referral: get a £40 eGift card when you switch.
I'm Chris, a paying Zen customer. Zen doesn't do discount codes — but their refer-a-friend scheme gives every new broadband customer a £40 eGift card (Amazon, M&S and 100+ other retailers) when they sign up through an existing customer's link. Here's mine.
This is my personal referral link. If you sign up through it, Zen gives you a £40 eGift card — and me one too. New Zen broadband customers only. Offer terms
Looking for a Zen Internet referral code? It's a link, not a code
Sites promising “Zen voucher codes” or “65% off” are making it up — Zen has no code box at checkout. Here's what Zen discount codes actually exist. The one real offer is the referral scheme, and it only pays out if you register through the link before you place your order. Zen confirms it can't be applied retroactively. The order of events is spelled out in how to switch to Zen.
How to claim the £40
About a minute of admin, done in the right order.
- Step 1
Register through the referral link
Open my referral link and enter your email address. That's the whole registration — it just tells Zen's scheme who to reward.
- Step 2
Order your broadband on zen.co.uk
Check availability at your postcode and order any broadband package with a 12-month-plus contract, as a new customer.
- Step 3
Get your eGift card after go-live
Once your service is up and running, your £40 eGift card lands by email within about 5 working days. Pick from 100+ retailers within 90 days.
This is my personal referral link. If you sign up through it, Zen gives you a £40 eGift card — and me one too. New Zen broadband customers only. Offer terms
The offer, without the small print surprises
Checked 13 September 2026Everything below comes from Zen's official offer terms — read them yourself Zen's offer terms. Prices stay fixed for your whole contract too — see Zen's no-mid-contract-rises promise.
- £40 eGift card for you
- Choose from 100+ retailers including Amazon, M&S, Costa and Just Eat. It's a gift card, not bill credit or cash off.
- New Zen customers only
- You can't have been a Zen customer before, under any email address.
- Broadband packages only
- Any Zen home or business broadband package on a 12-month-plus contract qualifies. Phone-only or other services don't.
- Use the link before you order
- Zen's scheme is a referral link, not a code you type at checkout. Register your email via the link first, then order. It cannot be added to an existing order afterwards.
- Paid after your service goes live
- The eGift card arrives by email within about 5 working days of your broadband going live. You then have 90 days to pick your retailer.
- Can't be combined with other codes
- Referral rewards can't be stacked with other discount codes in a single order — but Zen doesn't run public discount codes anyway.
Is Zen actually worth switching to?
The honest answer: they're rarely the cheapest, but they're about as decorated as a UK ISP gets. Verifiable facts, not marketing:
Which? Recommended Provider
6 years running (2021–2026), and top of the Which? table in 2026 with an 84% customer score
4.3 on Trustpilot
from over 18,000 reviews — 76% five-star
30 years in business
founded in Rochdale in 1995; the UK's longest-standing independent ISP
100% UK-based support
phone, chat and email teams in Rochdale, 7 days a week
No mid-contract price rises
Zen's Contract Price Promise fixes your broadband price for your whole contract
B Corp certified
certified since 2020, one of the few UK ISPs to hold it
Want the downsides too? Read my full, warts-and-all review — or see Zen compared with BT, Sky, Plusnet and others.
Zen packages at a glance
Prices checked 13 September 2026Exact pricing depends on your postcode and network — these are the best advertised prices we found. All include Zen's fixed-price-for-contract promise.
Full Fibre 100
£28/mo from
155 Mbps (average download)
Everyday browsing, streaming and video calls for smaller households
Full Fibre 500
£34/mo from
500 Mbps (average download)
Busy households with 4K streaming, gaming and lots of devices
Full Fibre 900
£39/mo from
910 Mbps (average download)
Heavy downloads, home working with big files, smart homes
Full Fibre Max
£45/mo from
1.8 Gbps (advertised, marketed as up to 2 Gbps)
The fastest Zen offer — multi-gig for power users
| Package | Speed | From | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Fibre 100 | 155 Mbpsaverage download | £28/mo | Everyday browsing, streaming and video calls for smaller households |
| Full Fibre 500 | 500 Mbpsaverage download | £34/mo | Busy households with 4K streaming, gaming and lots of devices |
| Full Fibre 900 | 910 Mbpsaverage download | £39/mo | Heavy downloads, home working with big files, smart homes |
| Full Fibre Max | 1.8 Gbpsadvertised, marketed as up to 2 Gbps | £45/mo | The fastest Zen offer — multi-gig for power users |
Full details, routers, contract lengths and the catches: Zen packages & prices guide
Fair questions
Including the one you should always ask a referral site: what's in it for them?
More detail on the Zen Internet FAQs.
Is there a Zen Internet referral code I can type in at checkout?
No — Zen's refer-a-friend scheme uses personal referral links, not codes. You register your email through a customer's link first, then place your order on zen.co.uk as normal. There's no box at checkout, and the reward can't be added after you've ordered — so click the link first.
What exactly do I get?
A £40 eGift card, spendable at your choice of 100+ retailers including Amazon, M&S, Costa and Just Eat. It's a gift card, not bill credit. It arrives by email within about 5 working days of your broadband going live, and you have 90 days to pick your retailer.
Who qualifies?
New Zen customers only, taking any home or business broadband package on a contract of 12 months or more. Other products don't qualify, and the reward can't be combined with another discount code.
What's in it for you?
I get a £40 eGift card too — Zen rewards both sides of a referral. That's the honest deal: you get £40, I get £40, and Zen gets a customer they didn't have to advertise for. Only current paying Zen customers can refer, which is why I can. More on how this site makes money.
Is the reward guaranteed?
The scheme is run by Zen through Mention Me and rewards are issued at Zen's discretion under their terms — I can't guarantee it, and I'll never pretend otherwise. In practice the scheme's own page reported 600+ rewards given out last month. Your service must actually go live for the reward to be paid.
Ready to switch? Don't lose the £40.
Zen's reward is a referral link, not a code — it only works if you register through it before you place your order. It takes about a minute: enter your email, then order on zen.co.uk as normal.
This is my personal referral link. If you sign up through it, Zen gives you a £40 eGift card — and me one too. New Zen broadband customers only. Offer terms