How it works

A referral code is a code a current customer shares. A promo code is a merchant discount. Shoppers often use both phrases for the same offer. This directory labels each listing with the code, the published bonus, and the merchant page where you actually sign up.

Use a code from this site

1. Open the service page and copy the code. On the all-codes page, open the card and choose Copy.
2. If the listing has a referral link, that link is the merchant’s tracked URL. If it does not, type the code yourself. Fizz is a code only.
3. Enter it where the merchant asks, before you finish the order. Most referral codes cannot be added later.
4. Read that merchant’s rules for the amount, the timing, and who qualifies.

Fizz, code 5VYFL

Fizz's invite page currently says a new member and the member who shared the code each get a $25 referral bonus. Fizz applies it as a reduction on plan payments after the new member has two months of service, if both plans are still active. Fizz also says the amount can vary by province and by the offer in effect at signup, and that it can change.

1. Start a first Fizz plan. The code can only be used by someone joining Fizz for the first time. Choose a mobile plan or a home internet plan on fizz.ca. A second plan on an existing account does not show the referral step.
2. Enter 5VYFL before you submit the order. Fizz says to enter the code before payment on a home internet order, and in the order summary before you finish a mobile activation. The code is not case sensitive. Fizz says it cannot be entered when you are only ordering a physical SIM, and it cannot be added after you subscribe.
3. Keep both plans active for two months. Fizz applies the bonus toward plan payments once the new member reaches two months of service, as long as both the new member and the referring member still have an active plan. It is a bill credit, not cash, and Fizz says it cannot be used to buy a phone.

Open the Fizz page for provinces, cities, and the source links.

What the Tested date means

Tested & Verified marks a code this directory currently publishes. Last confirmed working is today’s date in your browser. The HTML includes the build date first, and the page replaces it when it loads. It does not mean a person completed a new checkout on that calendar day. Confirm the bonus on the merchant’s site.

Province and city pages

For a Canadian service, the tree is service, then Canada, then province, then city. Internal links connect those pages. The code string stays the same unless the service data changes.