What this site collects
- No accounts, no forms. You can't give this site your name, email or payment details even if you try.
- Google Analytics. The site uses Google Analytics 4 to understand which pages people find useful and where visitors come from. Google Analytics sets cookies (names beginning
_ga) and collects usage data such as pages viewed, approximate location and device type, processed by Google under Google's privacy policy. You can opt out with Google's browser add-on or by blocking cookies for this site — everything here works fine without them. - Vercel Web Analytics. Cookieless, aggregated page view and click counts that don't identify individual visitors.
- Hosting logs. The site is hosted on Vercel, whose infrastructure processes standard technical request data to serve pages, per Vercel's privacy policy.
What happens when you click the referral link
Referral click log. When you click one of the referral buttons, this site records that a click happened, so I know which pages and buttons are actually useful. The record holds the page you were on, which button you used, the site that sent you here (if any), how many pages you had read, your device type and browser, and your approximate location at city level. It does not hold your IP address, and it sets no cookie — the only thing kept in your browser is a small note that clears when you close the tab, so two visits can't be linked together. It can't tell me who you are, and it can't tell me whether you went on to join Zen.
The referral buttons take you to Zen's refer-a-friend platform, operated by Mention Me. Anything you enter there (your email address) is collected by Mention Me and Zen under their own policies — see Mention Me's privacy policy and Zen's privacy policy. This site never sees your email address or any details you submit to them. I'm told a referral happened, not who you are — Zen notifies referrers by email when a reward is earned.
Contact
Questions: hello@zenreferral.co.uk. Last updated 13 September 2026.