<![CDATA[Your Referral Codes]]>https://yourreferralcodes.hashnode.devhttps://cdn.hashnode.com/uploads/logos/6ad61199aa052d1e3ca68d44/67adcdcf-0848-4d35-9d08-34357ede81c9.pngYour Referral Codeshttps://yourreferralcodes.hashnode.devRSS for NodeSun, 25 Oct 2026 23:14:52 GMT60<![CDATA[Referral codes are everywhere. I built a site to share them and compare which ones are actually worth it]]>https://yourreferralcodes.hashnode.dev/referral-codes-are-everywhere-i-built-a-site-to-share-them-and-compare-which-ones-are-actually-worth-ithttps://yourreferralcodes.hashnode.dev/referral-codes-are-everywhere-i-built-a-site-to-share-them-and-compare-which-ones-are-actually-worth-itMon, 19 Oct 2026 13:02:25 GMTA few months ago I started noticing how many apps and banks offer money if you sign up with a friend's code. What annoyed me was the fine print. "Get €100" usually turns out to mean payroll, a minimum deposit, or staying a year.

So I yourreferralcodes.com. You can look up and share codes, and each one shows the reward and the conditions in plain words.

The part I like most is the comparator. Every program gets an effort level from 1 to 3.

The score is simply the reward divided by a weight (1, 2 or 8 for each level). I made level 3 weigh a lot on purpose. Example with made-up numbers: €50 at level 1 scores 50, €100 at level 2 scores 50, and €200 at level 3 scores 25. The biggest headline is the worst deal.

Two things I had to decide:

Only cash rewards for the invited friend enter the ranking. Vouchers, tokens and "up to X" offers distort everything. The effort levels are my own reading of each program's public conditions, so treat them as a guide, not a verdict. Programs change, so I keep them in one small file that's easy to edit. Built with Next.js, Supabase and Vercel. If you think I scored a program wrong, tell me in the comments and I'll fix it. I'd appreciate some feedback. Thank you!

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