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Plugin licence hosting code: 50% off your first year of Zinn® WordPress hosting

Every active paid Zinn® Pro licence holder gets one personal code for 50% off the first year of WordPress Start or Grow hosting, billed yearly.

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Every active paid Zinn® Pro plugin licence holder (Page Builder Sandwich Pro, Tranzly Pro, Zinn® SEO Pro, Zinn® Cache Pro, Zinn® Backups Pro, Zinn® Chat Pro, the bundle and both Pro Memberships) gets one personal hosting code. Members get it automatically.

What it gives you

  • 50% off the first year of the Zinn® WordPress Start or WordPress Grow hosting plan.
  • Yearly billing only. Monthly billing does not qualify.
  • Renewals are at the full price.

The rules

  • One code per email address, even if you hold several licences.
  • Codes look like ZINNHOST-XXXXXXXX.
  • It is sent once to the email address on your licence.
  • It works once, at checkout, signed in with that same email address.
  • It never combines with any other hosting discount.
  • A free plugin or an expired or trial licence does not earn a code.

Where to find your code

  • In the email we send to your licence address.
  • In your Zinn® dashboard under Hosting code (/hosting-code).
  • On the card in the settings page of Page Builder Sandwich, Tranzly or Zinn® SEO in your WordPress admin (see moving your site to Zinn® from a plugin).

Using it

Choose WordPress Start or Grow with yearly billing at WordPress hosting, sign in or sign up with your licence email, and enter the code at checkout. The discount is applied to the first year only.

Hosting is sold by Zinn Digital® directly, never through the plugin store. More about the memberships: Zinn® Pro Membership.

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