GearUP Promo Code — 3 days free, then 60% off the 12-month plan

£43.68. That is what 12 months of GearUP Booster costs through the TopReferrals link, and no GearUP promo code is needed to get it. You start with a 3-day free trial, so £0.00 leaves your account today.

The 12-month plan then carries 60% off. GearUP's order summary shows £109.38 less £65.70, which leaves £43.68. A 7-day money-back guarantee sits on the pricing page too.

What you get, in numbers

	Before the discount	Through the TopReferrals link
Due today	Plan price	£0.00 (3-day free trial)
12-month plan total	£109.38	£43.68 after the trial
Taken off the 12-month plan	£0.00	£65.70 (60% off)
3-month plan	£8.99 per month	26% off on the plan card
1-month plan	£8.99 per month	3-day free trial first

The 12-month plan carries the deepest cut: £65.70 off, and none of it due today. The 3-month plan shows 26% off on GearUP's plan card. The 1-month plan stays at £8.99 a month, with the trial in front of it.

How the reward lands

The saving is not a code to paste or a refund to chase. It sits in the plan price at checkout, and the trial begins the moment you sign up.

Here is the route:

1. Open GearUP with the TopReferrals link (https://topreferrals.co.uk/go/gearup), then download the app or go to the subscription page.
2. Pick your plan length: 1, 3 or 12 months. The 12-month plan comes already ticked, with the 3-day trial attached.
3. Sign in with Google or Facebook and choose a payment method.
4. Start the trial. Cancel before it ends and you pay nothing.

When the page was read on 16 October 2026, the order summary showed £43.68 due on 19 October 2026. That is three days after the trial begins. If you stay, billing starts by itself on that date.

What GearUP Booster actually does

GearUP Booster is a subscription app for gamers. It sends your game traffic over optimised paths. The aim is lower ping, less packet loss and less jitter on PC, mobile and console games.

In plain words: ping is how long your game takes to talk to its server. Packet loss is data that goes missing on the way. Jitter is the wobble in that timing. Those three are what make a match feel laggy, and they are what GearUP is built to reduce.

GearUP's home page headline reads "Lower Ping. Reduce Packet Loss. Stay Connected." The site also quotes its own figures: 3,000+ games supported and 8M+ monthly active users. Those numbers come from GearUP, not from TopReferrals.

The app suits players of competitive online titles such as Fortnite, Valorant, PUBG, Call of Duty and Apex. The free trial lets you test it on your own connection before any money moves.

Plans and devices

GearUP sells three plans:

• 1 month: £8.99 per month.
• 3 months: 26% off on the plan card, down from £8.99 a month.
• 12 months: 60% off, at £43.68 for the 12 months at checkout.

The sign-up page puts the 3-day trial on every plan. Pick the length that matches how long you expect to play.

On devices, GearUP's list runs from Windows, iOS and Android to the PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck, plus the PICO and Oculus Quest headsets. Its home page offers a free download for Windows.

Choosing between the plans

The trial is the same on every plan, so the choice comes down to how long you will play. The 12-month plan gives the year its lowest price: £43.68 at checkout, down from £109.38 before the discount.

If you want one season of one game, the 1-month or 3-month plan keeps the commitment short. If lag is a constant in your evenings, the 12-month plan puts the lowest price on the whole year. The order summary on the subscription page shows the total and the billing date before you start the trial.

The fine print, in plain words

• Who qualifies: new users. Sign-up runs through Google or Facebook.
• The trial: 3 days. The charge starts by itself when it ends unless you cancel. At sign-up GearUP can authorise your card for as much as about a year of service, so cancel early if you want only the trial.
• Other promotions: GearUP's terms do not let a free trial run alongside its other promotions.
• Minimum spend: none. £0.00 is due now.
• Refunds: the pricing page promises 7 days of money back. The user agreement calls purchases final, apart from any exception in GearUP's terms or in law.

Promo codes, coupons and vouchers

• "gearup promo code": no code is needed, so there is nothing to paste at any step.
• "gearup booster promo code": none is needed. The free trial and the 60% cut are already on the subscription page the TopReferrals link opens.
• "gearup discount code": there is nothing to type in. The saving is part of the plan price you see at checkout, so an undated coupon list cannot improve it.
• "gearup coupon code 2026": GearUP's events page lists no coupon. Its latest event is a PUBG promotion dated 26 September 2026.
• "gearup booster free trial": 3 days on every plan, with £0.00 due now.

Who gets the most out of it

• Gamers fighting lag: you get three free days to see whether ping and packet loss improve on your own games.
• Console and mobile players: the platform list reaches past Windows to PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, Steam Deck, iOS and Android.
• Anyone buying for a gamer: GearUP's site shows no gift card, so the present is paying for their plan. The trial lets them try it first.
• Players who want a full year: the 12-month plan at £43.68 is the deepest cut GearUP offers, with £65.70 off its checkout total.

How TopReferrals checked this

The free trial, platform list and GearUP's own figures come from the home page at gearupbooster.com. The plans, GBP prices, order summary, 3-day trial and 7-day money-back guarantee come from the subscription page under gearupbooster.com/pay/subscription. The billing, trial and refund clauses come from the user agreement on the same site. The events page was read for coupons and sales. All pages were read on 16 October 2026, and TopReferrals re-checks the offer on the date shown at the top of this page.