Pentest People Referral T&Cs

The T&Cs stated below are for 'The Pentest Crowd' referral programme.

Eligibility

The Referral Program is open to all existing clients of Pentest People who are in good standing and have an active account.

Referral Reward

For every new client referred by an existing client, both the referring client and the new client will receive one free reward of their choice. Each reward can only be claimed once per 12-month period, starting from the date of the first successful referral.

Successful Referral

A successful referral is defined as a new client that has signed up for and activated their account with Pentest People, and has made a qualifying purchase or subscription.

Claiming the Reward

To claim the free reward, the referring client must contact info@pentestpeople.com within 30 days of the successful referral. The reward will be credited to the referring client's account within 21 days of the claim being approved. Pentest People will endeavour to contact clients following a successful referral; however this cannot be guaranteed.

Partners

If you transact with Pentest People via a third-party/partner then any referred clients will be onboarded with Pentest People via the partner, unless express instructions are given otherwise.

Limitations and Restrictions

The Referral Program is limited to a maximum of four rewards per referring client per 12-month period. Rewards cannot be combined or transferred between account.

Termination and Modification

Pentest People reserves the right to modify, suspend, or terminate the Referral Program at any time without prior notice. Any changes to the program will be communicated to participating clients via email.

Disqualification

Pentest People reserves the right to disqualify any client from participating in the Referral Program if it determines, in its sole discretion, that the client has violated these terms and conditions or engaged in any fraudulent or abusive activities, including but not limited to creating multiple accounts, using false information, or manipulating the referral process.

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