Referral codes that work

Why most referral codes you find online do nothing

A referral code belongs to a person. It carries a limited number of uses, it often resets monthly, and it is nearly always written for someone’s first order, ride or account. By the time a code reaches a coupon aggregator it has usually been spent, and the app refuses it without telling you why.

This board is built the other way round. Codes are listed by the people who own them, handed out in order to a queue where their uses are limited rather than to whoever refreshes fastest, and taken down as soon as they run out or somebody reports that they stopped working. That last part is the whole trick: the person who just tried a code is the only check on it that exists, and one click from them is what keeps the board honest.

How the queue works

1. Leave your email on the board you want and confirm it once. That click is also your sign-in.
2. You get a number. Numbers are handed out in order and never reused.
3. When something is listed, the first ten in that line get it, then ten more every five minutes.
4. Unlock it and you leave that queue, so everyone behind you moves up.
5. Each board has its own line. Unlocking a Waymo code costs you nothing on the Claude one.

Whose terms apply

Every offer here belongs to the company that runs it, not to this site. Each board sets out that program’s own conditions in full - who is eligible, what the discount is capped at, what has to happen before either side is paid, and how long a code lasts - because those are the rules that decide whether an offer is worth your time, and they are easier to read before you sign up than after. Nothing is ever redeemed on this site.

Have a code of your own?

Most referral codes expire unused. If you hold one, list it here - it takes about twenty seconds, it costs nothing, and on most of these programs you are paid when someone uses it.