Who I am
I'm Chris — a paying Zen Internet broadband customer in the UK. Only current Zen customers with an active broadband service can refer people, which is why this site can exist at all: the referral link here is my personal one from Zen's refer-a-friend scheme.
Why this site exists
When I looked up “Zen discount code” myself, the results were a mess of auto-generated coupon pages advertising discounts that don't exist. Meanwhile Zen's genuine offer — the £40 refer-a-friend eGift card — is easy to lose because it has to be used before you order and nobody tells you that. So I built the page I wanted to find: the real offer, the real conditions, and honest information about whether Zen is worth it.
What I get out of it
Zen gives me a £40 eGift card for each person who signs up through my link. That's the site's entire business model — no ads, no affiliate networks, no selling your data. Full details on the disclosure page.
How facts get checked
- Every price and offer detail carries a “checked” stamp with the date I last verified it — currently 1 September 2026.
- Offer terms come from Zen's official scheme terms, and I link to them everywhere so you can check me.
- Reputation claims (Which?, Trustpilot, awards) are only ever things you can verify at the source in two clicks.
- If Zen's pages ever disagree with mine, theirs are right and I've fallen behind — the scheme details are Zen's to change at any time.
Not affiliated with Zen
This is an independent personal site. It is not owned by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Zen Internet Ltd. “Zen” and “Zen Internet” are trade marks of Zen Internet Limited, used here only to refer to their services. For official information, pricing at your postcode, and support, go to zen.co.uk.
Contact
Spotted something out of date or misleading? Email hello@zenreferral.co.uk and I'll fix it.