Referral code
Get £50 account credit on your Octopus Energy account
This takes you straight to Octopus's signup page with my referral attached. Home customers who join this way get £50 Octopus account credit after the switch and first monthly Direct Debit have completed, and I get £50 too. If you want the credit, start the signup from this button rather than a comparison site.
Quick answers before using the link
How much is the credit?
The official home referral reward is £50 Octopus account credit for you and £50 for the existing customer.
When does it appear?
Octopus adds the credit once your supply is active and your first month's Direct Debit has been taken. It is not instant.
What matters most?
Use the referral link for the signup you complete. Switching through a comparison site normally means no referral credit.
Source checks: Octopus referral help, Octopus referral questions and Citizens Advice switching guidance.
Quick sense check before you click
Use the referral page when you are happy with Octopus already. If you still want to compare tariffs or check how the switch works, start with one of the guides below and come back when you are ready.
Signing up by phone?
If you are signing up over the phone, give Octopus this code while they set up the account. If you have already joined directly without the link, ask Octopus quickly whether they can add it, but treat the referral link as the safer route.
How it works
Click the link
Use the button above. It takes you to the Octopus signup page with the referral link already attached.
Sign up to Octopus
Enter your postcode, pick a tariff and fill in your details. Choose whether to switch as soon as possible or after the cooling-off period.
Get your £50
After your switch is active and your first monthly Direct Debit has been taken, Octopus adds the £50 account credit automatically.
Common questions
Is the £50 credit real?
When do I get the £50?
Can I use a referral code if I switch through a comparison site?
What if I've already started signing up?
Is there a catch?
Still thinking about it? Check out my honest review or have a look at the tariff guides to work out which option actually suits your home.