15% Off All eSIM Plans at Breeze eSIM
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• 15% off all Breeze eSIM data plans • Valid for all destinations (190+ countries) • Breeze plans are data only • Use code YALLA1 at checkout
Breeze eSIM Offers guide: cancellation rules, who runs the store, support routes, messaging apps on data and which currency you pay in.
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15% Off All eSIM Plans at Breeze eSIM
• 15% off all Breeze eSIM data plans • Valid for all destinations (190+ countries) • Breeze plans are data only • Use code YALLA1 at checkout

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Breeze is run by Breezesim Limited in the United Kingdom and sells data-only eSIMs for 190+ countries. The current offer is a percentage code valid for all users on every destination.
This page covers the practical side of the offer: the 14-day cancellation rule for unused plans, how to reach support, which messaging apps work over data, how to pick your currency and how hotspot sharing and iPhone installs work.
Breeze eSIM Offers currently include a verified 15% code for every shopper on all destinations. Alongside the saving, it is worth knowing the rules: when you can cancel, how to reach support, which apps work on data and which currency you will see at checkout.
Plans change, and the terms give a clear cancellation window. The key condition is that the plan has not been activated. Each point below is taken from the store's own pages.
Section 2 of the terms gives the right to cancel a plan within 14 days of purchase, provided you have not activated it. The same rule applies to Travel Passes.
Once a plan is activated, it runs until the allowance is used or the term ends. Remaining data is lost at expiry, so the cancellation right is for unused plans.
| Situation | Cancel? | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Within 14 days, unused | Yes | Contact support |
| After activation | Plan runs | Use the data |
| After 14 days, unused | Outside window | Plan stays |
Knowing the company helps when you need support. Breeze publishes its company details on the contact page. This short section sets out the facts you need.
The contact page names Breezesim Limited, trading as Powered By Breeze, with an office in Banbury, Oxfordshire, in the United Kingdom. Here is what the website says and how to use it.
Breeze asks customers to contact it through the support help centre by submitting a request. A complaints policy page sets out how complaints are handled.
| Need | Route | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Install help | Help centre | Include phone model |
| Cancellation | Submit a request | Within 14 days, unused |
| Complaint | Complaints policy | Keep order details |
The site runs in 12 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German and Japanese.
A data plan still keeps you in touch. Breeze notes that internet messaging and voice apps work over the eSIM connection like they do on Wi-Fi.
The FAQ names WhatsApp, Messenger and iMessage among the messaging and voice apps that work with the data connection. Video calls and maps also run on the same data.
Yes. With dual SIM, your regular number stays live on the main line, and messaging apps tied to your number keep working normally.
| Use | Works on eSIM data | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Chat apps | Yes | Same account |
| App voice calls | Yes | Uses data |
| Maps and rides | Yes | Plan your allowance |
Breeze shows prices in many currencies. The selector in the header lets you change the country and currency before checkout. The details below come from the official Breeze pages.
The country and region selector includes QAR among many options, with US dollars as the default. Choose your currency before comparing plans. Each point below is taken from the store's own pages.
Paying in your own currency can help you avoid confusion over the final amount. Your bank may still apply its own rules for foreign merchants.
| Option | Where | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Country selector | Header | Changes currency |
| Default | Site load | US dollars |
| Checkout | Summary | Final amount |
Breeze product pages mention a one click install on iOS alongside the QR code scan. That route suits shoppers who buy on the same iPhone that will use the plan.
When you buy on the iPhone itself, the install link opens the phone's own eSIM setup, so scanning is skipped. On Android, the QR scan or the menu path in the guide does the same job.
Settings labels vary by model and software version. If you cannot see Add Data Plan, the Breeze installation guide lists the steps for other models.
| Device | Main route | Backup |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone, same device | One click install | QR scan |
| iPhone, other device | QR scan | Guide steps |
| Android | QR scan | Model guide |
Yes. Product pages say you can install before you fly, and the plan validity begins on first use at the destination.
Sharing a connection is handy for laptops and travel companions. Breeze includes tethering on its plans, according to the Europe product page. Here is what the website says and how to use it.
It states that hotspot is included on all Europe plans at no extra charge, and lists tethering among the plan benefits. Other destination pages show their own details.
A laptop uses data much faster than a phone. Turn off automatic updates and cloud backups before connecting, or the allowance can disappear quickly.
| Device on hotspot | Typical use | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Laptop | Email, calls, files | Pause updates |
| Tablet | Video, maps | Lower video quality |
| Companion phone | Chat, maps | Share for short periods |
Usually, yes. If two people share one plan, consider a bigger fixed plan or Premium Unlimited where offered.